assimilis Puffinus assimilis, also known as Little Shearwater, is a bird of the genus Puffinus assimilis. There are five subspecies.Petrels are resident birds, spending most of the year around their homes and visiting them even outside of the breeding season. The species flies to the water's edg...
Tahiti Petrel (Pterodroma rostrata) is a medium-sized seabird of the Petreidae family, Pterodroma, with three subspecies.< img SRC = "/ static/upload/images / 20230310/2023031015441399. JPG" title = "2023031015441399 jpg" Alt = "_ nine ray image converter.jpg" / >The hook-billed shearw...
The Grey-faced Petrel (Pterodroma gouldi) has no subspecies. Petrel del Hoyo and Collar 2014) and Pterodroma macroptera (Pterodroma macroptera) were classified as two subspecies before 1993. Pterodroma macroptera" It was divided into two separate species in 2014.During the breeding season, the...
The White-headed Petrel (Pterodroma lessonii, white-headed Petrel) is a Marine bird.The white-headed shearwater usually calls during flight. The white-headed shearwater is usually found in the ocean and in the upper and middle levels, rarely approaching flat land. It mainly feeds on squid and crusta...
The Atlantic Petrel (Latin: Pterodroma incerta, Atlantic Petrel) is a Marine bird.The Atlantic Shearwater has the same sound as the grey-faced Shearwater. It mainly feeds on cephalopods (especially squid) and some mid-ocean fishes.The Atlantic Shearwater is an endangered species that is in danger of...
The Black-capped Petrel (Latin name: Pterodroma hasitata, English name: Black-capped Petrel) is a Marine bird of the genus Pterodroma, family Petrema.Little is known about the diet of the black-capped petrel, but it probably consists mainly of squid and fish. Petrel is an endangered species, which i...
Bermuda Petrel (Pterodroma cahow) Bermuda Petrel, Cahow, Fardela de Bermudas, Petrel cahow, no subspecies.The Bermuda Shearwater is a good flyer, spending most of its adult life at sea. It is a nocturnal seabird that feeds on fish, cuttlefish, jellyfish, and other Marine animals.The breeding period...
The black-tailed shearwater (Pseudobulweria aterrima, Mascarene Petrel) has no details, but has recently been observed removing floating internal organs on the surface of the water.Petrel is a critically endangered species. Two bird sightings were recorded in the 1970s, but few sightings have been r...
The Latin name is Pterodroma alba, and the foreign name is Phoenix Petrel. There is only one subspecies in China.The Shearwater feeds on fish and crustaceans. Like to fly in a circle in the sky, chirping and suddenly falling posture, field observation features are obvious, easy to identify. It is an...
Procellaria aequinoctialis (White-chinned Petrel, Procellaria aequinoctialis) is a bird of the genus Procellaria, family Petrema, order Petrelidae.The shearwater feeds on krill and some fish, and likes to follow boats to pick up food waste and catch debris, so it is particularly prone to death by lo...
Snow Petrel (Pagodroma nivea) has two subspecies.Snow shearwaters are found in Marine areas and are found on closely linked ice floes. Snow shearwaters mainly feed on krill (genus krill), fish, squid and so on.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone...
Macronectes halli (Northern Giant Petrel) The giant Petrel feeds on a variety of animals, both alive and dead, and preys heavily on the young of many social seabirds.Huoshi giant Shearwater is not endangered species, the degree of threat is low, and the protection status is relatively safe.Protect w...
Fulmarus glacialoides (Southern Fulmar) is a Marine bird of the genus Fulmarus in the Petrel family Fulmaridae.Silvery shearwaters are usually silent at sea. Silvery Shearwaters feed on most crustaceans, fish, and cephalopods.The silver-grey storm Shearwater is a non-endangered species, the degree o...
Fulmarus glacialis (Fulmarus glacialis) is a medium-sized seabird in the family Fulmaridae of the order Fulmar, with three subspecies.Tempetrel migratory birds. In spring, it migrates to the northern breeding ground in April and May, and leaves the breeding ground to the southern sea in September an...