This murre fledgeling had left the nest a bit too early and, above all, alone. The idea is that the juvenile murres should act as a collective, jump down from the steep cliff about at the same time and, together with supervising parents, get down to the water and the relative safety. This juvenile murre was far too lonely and was repeatedly attacked by aggressive Glaucous gulls. At the same time, we saw a Glaucous gull, at a distance, fly away with a young murre of the same size in the bill and then killing it against a rock. Although we tried to support and help this Young murre, unfortunately, its fate was quite predictable.