Common Eider:
Food: Mollusks
Foraging Technique: They are fierce divers, diving to depths of over 16 meters (refer to the video on foraging: element two to see a video of eiders diving)
Breeding Habitat: Rocky coastlines, being used as an ecosystem service. People will attempt to take care of the eiders as best as possible while retrieving the soft downy feathers the eider places in its nests to incubate their eggs
Nesting Preference: Near the water on the ground, lined with vegetation
Average Clutch Size: 1-14 eggs
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