Puffin chicks have been spotted on the Dorset coast in southern England for the first time in 30 years. This is a big deal because it shows that conservation efforts are working. Puffins are birds that live on the coast and catch fish to eat. Baby puffins stay in their nests for about 38-40 days before they leave and start living in the sea. The puffin colony on the Dorset coast is the last breeding colony in southern England, but it's in danger. A group called the National Trust is working to protect the puffins and their nests. The puffin chick that was spotted will come back to the Dorset coast when it's about 2 years old, but puffins don't start breeding until they're about 4 years old. So, it's very important to protect the puffin chicks and understand how adult puffins breed.