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Puffinus myrtae

Puffinus myrtae

Puffinus myrtae,Rapa Shearwater

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Rapa Shearwater (Puffinus myrtae) is a bird of the genus Puffinus in the order Petrel. Specific habits are unknown.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Puffinus mauretanicus

Puffinus mauretanicus

Puffinus mauretanicus,Balearic Shearwater ,Pardela balear

Features:Balearic shearwaters have a dark brown plumage on the upper body, and some lighter spots on the lower body, underside of the wings, and belly that tend to be white

The Balliari Shearwater (Puffinus mauretanicus) is known as Balearic Shearwater, Pardela balear, and has no subspecies.As seabirds, Balearic shearwaters clearly forage at sea. They hunt prey mainly in pelagic waters, i.e. the high seas, in areas far from the coast, although its distribution is gener...

Puffinus lherminieri

Puffinus lherminieri

Puffinus lherminieri,Audubon's Shearwater

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Its scientific name is Puffinus lherminieri, its foreign name is Audubon' s Shearwater, unknown habits.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Puffinus huttoni

Puffinus huttoni

Puffinus huttoni,Hutton's Shearwater,Pardela de Hutton

Features:It is a medium sized brown and white seagull

Australian Shearwater (scientific name: Puffinus huttoni) foreign name Hutton' s Shearwater, Pardela de Hutton, no subspecies.During the summer breeding season, flocks of shearwaters gather off the coast of Kaikoura and can be seen both on land and at sea. These birds fly close to the surface in...

Puffinus heinrothi

Puffinus heinrothi

Puffinus heinrothi,Heinroth's Shearwater

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Solomon's Puffinus heinrothi, foreign name Heinroth' s Shearwater, unknown habits.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Puffinus gavia

Puffinus gavia

Puffinus gavia,Fluttering Shearwater

Features:The upper body is dark brown with a white spot on the underside of the wings

Puffinus gavia has no subspecies: Fluttering Shearwater.Brown-billed shearwaters are very social. Often live in groups with other gulls and seabirds. The flight is fast, low, direct, the wing beat is fast, and the glide is short. Even more effortless juggling in the wind. Their flight is powerful, e...

Puffinus elegans

Puffinus elegans

Puffinus elegans,Subantarctic Shearwater

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The Subantarctic Shearwater (Puffinus elegans) is a bird of the genus Puffinus in the family Puffinidae. Specific habits are unknown.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Bryan's Shearwater

Bryan's Shearwater

Bryan's Shearwater,Puffinus bryani

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Bryan's shearwater (English name: Bryan' s Shearwater (Puffinus bryani) is a bird of the genus Shearwater, family Shearwater, order Shearwater. Specific habits are unknown.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Puffinus bannermani

Puffinus bannermani

Puffinus bannermani

Features:The wings are long and narrow, allowing for long journeys on the high seas

Bannerman (Puffinus bannermani); S. Shearwater, which was classified as P. lherminieri until 2004, was classified as a separate species in 2014.They feed on Marine vertebrates and invertebrates and only come ashore at night to nest.Bandei's shearwaters are listed as endangered because they appea...

Puffinus bailloni

Puffinus bailloni

Puffinus bailloni,Tropical Shearwater

Features:Flying is very agile, often hovering over the water and dodging waves, with wings flapping quickly and gliding for short periods

Tropical Shearwater (Puffinus bailloni) has five subspecies.Tropical shearwaters are usually resident birds, as they can often be observed 80-300 km from their breeding grounds. Immature tropical shearwaters may be more dispersed. Tropical shearwaters are pelagic seabirds, so under normal circumstan...

Puffinus auricularis

Puffinus auricularis

Puffinus auricularis,Townsend's Shearwater

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Its scientific name is Puffinus auricularis, and its foreign name is Townsend. s Shearwater, unknown habits.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Calonectris edwardsii

Calonectris edwardsii

Calonectris edwardsii,Cape Verde Shearwater

Features:The beak is thin and black, and the head and body are darker than that of the Cori

Cape Verde Shearwater (Calonectris edwardsii) : Cape Verde Shearwater, no subspecies.Cape Verde shearwaters arrive at breeding grounds in late February to March, after about three months away from their range, nesting in voids in cliffs and offshore rocks, as well as under large rocks. Their diet co...

Calonectris borealis

Calonectris borealis

Calonectris borealis,Cory's Shearwater

Features:The upper body is brownish gray, most of the feathers are light brown, and the belly is white or slightly gray

Calonectris borealis (Cory&#39); s Shearwater, no subspecies.Cori shearwaters are divided into breeding areas and frequent foraging trips, rapid long-distance migration, and small-scale movements within defined wintering grounds. Breeding in April on offshore islands, breeding pairs occupy cliff...

Puffinus atrodorsalis

Puffinus atrodorsalis

Puffinus atrodorsalis,Mascarene Shearwater

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Puffinus atrodorsalis and Mascarene Shearwater are unknown.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Puffinus assimilis

Puffinus assimilis

Puffinus assimilis,Little Shearwater,水薙鸟

Features:The bird has a black bill, dark brown eyes, blue legs and webbed feet, and the male and female are identical, but the female has a slightly shorter tail

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...

Pterodroma rostrata

Pterodroma rostrata

Pterodroma rostrata,Tahiti Petrel

Features:The upper body is dark brown, the lower body is gray-black from chin, throat to anterior neck, and white below the chest

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...

Pterodroma gouldi

Pterodroma gouldi

Pterodroma gouldi,Grey-faced Petrel

Features:It is a large seabird with dark plumage, long pointed wings, and a wedge-shaped tail

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...

Pterodroma lessonii

Pterodroma lessonii

Pterodroma lessonii,White-headed Petrel

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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...

Pterodroma incerta

Pterodroma incerta

Pterodroma incerta,Atlantic Petrel

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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...

Pterodroma hasitata

Pterodroma hasitata

Pterodroma hasitata,Black-capped Petrel

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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...

Pterodroma cahow

Pterodroma cahow

Pterodroma cahow,Bermuda Petrel,Cahow,Fardela de Bermudas,Petrel cahow

Features:It is a medium-sized petrel with brown, grey and white plumage

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...