Pterodroma externa (Juan Fernandez Petrel) lays 1(rare 2) eggs per clutch, which are laid on the ground or in depressions and cracks in the ground. Both parents care for the chicks and leave about a week before they reach full plumage. The chicks develop on their fat stores and spend the non-breedin...
Its scientific name is Pterodroma phaeopygia, and its foreign name is Dark-rumped Petrel.During the off-breeding season, the shearwater drifts offshore, feeding on squid, small fish, and mollusks. Return to shore only during breeding season.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ec...
Its scientific name is Pterodroma baraui and its foreign name is Barau'. s Petrel, whose specific habits are unknown.The Reunion Shearwater flies low over the sea. They feed on invertebrates such as small fish, squid, and crustaceans, and some species often follow boats to feed on dead fish a...
The madeira Shearwater (Latin name: Pterodroma madeira, English name: Zino's Petrel) is a Marine bird.The Madeira shearwater flies low over the sea. It feeds on invertebrates such as small fish, squid and crustaceans. The Madeira shearwater is an endangered species, threatened with extinction.Pr...
Messenger's scientific name is Pterodroma arminjoniana, the foreign name is Herald Petrel, the specific habit is unknown.The Messenger shearwater drifts at sea during the off-breeding season, feeding on squid, small fish, and mollusks; Return to shore only during breeding season.Protect wild ani...
Pterodroma magentae, Magenta Petrel, Chatham Island Taiko, is unknown.The red Shearwater drifts out to sea during the off-breeding season, feeding on squid, small fish, and mollusks. Return to shore only during breeding season. Each clutch lays 1(rare 2) eggs, which are laid on the ground or in grou...
Kermadec Petrel, Pterodroma neglecta, is a small petrel.The Katsushima shearwater flies low over the sea. They feed on invertebrates such as small fish, squid, and crustaceans, and some species often follow boats to feed on dead fish and discarded food scraps.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild...
Murphy's Petrel (Latin name: Pterodroma ultima, Murphy's Petrel) is a species of Marine bird.The Shearwater feeds on invertebrates such as small fish, squid and crustaceans.The Shearwater is an endangered species and may be endangered or endangered in the near future.Protect wild animals and...
The short-billed Petrel (Latin name: Aphrodroma brevirostris, Kerguelen Petrel) is a Marine bird.The petrel mainly feeds on squid and can reach a size of 203 grams. And krill and fish. It's generally pretty quiet. Brevirostris live in the ocean and at high water levels, mostly in cold water. Bre...
The brown-headed Petrel (Pterodroma solandri, Providence Petrel) is a Marine bird.The brown-headed petrel is mainly squid and fish, with some crustaceans and, most importantly, the bioluminescent fish (Myctophidae). Adult brown-headed shearwaters arrive on the island from mid-April, sometimes earlie...
The Petrel (Latin name: Pterodroma inexpectata, English name: Mottled Petrel) is a Marine bird.The Shearwater feeds mainly on squid and fish, as well as some crustaceans. Calving usually begins around the end of the first week of December.Petrel is an endangered species and may be endangered or enda...
The Antarctic Petrel (Thalassoica antarctica, Antarctic Petrel) is a Marine bird.Antarctic shearwaters prefer open water near ice, especially in areas with icebergs. Mainly feed on krill, squid and so on.Antarctic Shearwater is a non-endangered species, the degree of threat is low, and the protectio...
Puffinus tenuirostris is a Short-tailed Shearwater with no subspecies.The shearwater is active in groups on the open ocean, except during the breeding season, and is active during the day but sometimes at night. During breeding, they are active at night. Good at flying, often tireless and day and ni...
Ardenna pacifica: Wedge-tailed Shearwater, Puffin du Pacifique, no subspecies. Until 2014 it was classified in the genus Puffinus under the scientific name "Puffinus pacificus". . It was classified into the genus Ardenna in 2014.Cuneiform shearwaters are resident birds, but often wander ai...
The Sooty Shearwater (Puffinus griseus) is a medium-sized seabird with no subspecies. It has been suggested that the South American coastal populations belong to different subspecies, thus divided into two subspecies, the named subspecies P.g.griseus and the South American subspecies P.G.hilensis. H...
footed Shearwater (Ardenna creatopus), footed Shearwater, has no subspecies. The pink-legged Shearwater was classified in the genus Puffinus until 2014, when it was added to the genus Ardenna.Pink-footed Shearwaters breed in summer in the south. After breeding, the birds migrate north along the west...
Petrel Ardenna carneipes) Flesh-footed Shearwater, Puffin a pieds pales, Pardela negruzca, Pardela paticlara, footed shearwater, footed Shearwater, Puffin a pieds pales, Pardela negruzca, Pardela paticlara, No subspecies. The mild-foot Shearwater (Ardenna carneipes) was classified in the genus Puffi...
Sooty Shearwater (scientific name: Ardenna bulleri) foreign name Buller' s Shearwater, Pardela Dorsigris, no subspecies. Ardenna bulleri was classified as a shearwater (Puffinus) until 2014.The sooty Shearwater breeds on the Purnaz Islands near Tutukaka, north of New Zealand. After breeding, the...