This summer my wife (Marsha) and I went on a driving trip up to the Maritime Provinces of Canada. On the way home we stopped for two days in a little fishing village in Maine and took a boat tour out to Seal Island. This island is Canadian and allows only a limited number a visitors a day. The Puffins come to this island each year to mate and raise their young. There are walkways that the visitors must stay on and there are four blinds set up in the nesting area. The blind holds four or five people and you get one hour in the blind. After you have been in the blind for about five minutes the Puffins start to come within a couple of feet to the blind. You really get a close up view.