First record of cartwheeling flight in the Chimango Caracara (Milvago chimango)

Lucas M. Leveau

doi:10.56178/eh.v28i1.642

Comunicaciones Breves Publicado 01 agosto 2013 https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v28i1.642

Primer registro de enganche aéreo con rotación a modo de rueda de carreta en el Chimango (Milvago chimango)

enganche aéreo de garras Milvago chimango rotación a modo de carreta

Lucas M. Leveau Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Funes 3250, 7600 Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Resumen

Esta nota describe observaciones novedosas de la conducta del Chimango (Milvago chimango). Las observaciones fueron hechas en un área densamente urbanizada de la ciudad de Mar del Plata, Argentina. La primera observación describe el primer registro de enganche aéreo con rotación a modo de carreta en el Chimango. La segunda observación describe un episodio de enganche aéreo de garras.

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BORELLO WD AND BORELLO RM (2004) Two incidentsof talon-grappling and cartwheeling in the TawnyEagle Aquila rapax. Ostrich 75:320–321CLARK WS (1984) Agonistic “whirling” by Zone-tailedHawks. Condor 86:488
CRAIG TH, CRAIG EH AND MARKS JS (1982) Aerial talon-grappling in Northern Harriers. Condor 84:239
ELLIS DH (1992) Talon grappling by AplomadoFalcons and by Golden Eagles. Journal of RaptorResearch 26:41–42
FARQUHAR CC, CLARK WS, WRIGHT RG AND COELLOM (1994) First record of interspecific cartwheelingbetween large raptors: Buteo poecilochrous andGeranoaetus melanoleucus. Journal of Raptor Research28:274–275
FIGUEROA ROJAS RA (2003) Enganche aéreo de garrasentre un Aguilucho Andino (Buteo albigula) y unAguilucho Común (Buteo polyosoma) en el centro–sur de Chile. Hornero 18:53–55
FOX NC (1978) Talon-grappling by New ZealandFalcons and Australasian Harriers. Notornis25:160–162
KITOWSKI I (2001) Cartwheeling flights of Marsh Har-rier (Circus aeruginosus) and Montagu’s Harrier (Cir-cus pygargus) in the SE Poland. Buteo 12:89–94
MCDONALD PG (2004) The breeding ecology andbehavior of a colour-marked population of BrownFalcons (Falco berigora). Emu 104:1–6
MURN C, BETCHLEY P AND ROBERT C (2009) Talon-lock-ing and cartwheeling as a prelude to copulation inTawny Eagles Aquila rapax. Gabar 20:12–14
SIMMONS RE AND MENDELSOHN JM (1993) A criticalreview of cartwheeling flights of raptors. Ostrich64:13–24

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Lucas M. Leveau (2013). Primer registro de enganche aéreo con rotación a modo de rueda de carreta en el Chimango (Milvago chimango). El Hornero, Vol. 28 Núm. 1 (2013), 29-30. https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v28i1.642

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[1] BORELLO WD AND BORELLO RM (2004) Two incidentsof talon-grappling and cartwheeling in the TawnyEagle Aquila rapax. Ostrich 75:320–321CLARK WS (1984) Agonistic “whirling” by Zone-tailedHawks. Condor 86:488

[2] CRAIG TH, CRAIG EH AND MARKS JS (1982) Aerial talon-grappling in Northern Harriers. Condor 84:239

[3] ELLIS DH (1992) Talon grappling by AplomadoFalcons and by Golden Eagles. Journal of RaptorResearch 26:41–42

[4] FARQUHAR CC, CLARK WS, WRIGHT RG AND COELLOM (1994) First record of interspecific cartwheelingbetween large raptors: Buteo poecilochrous andGeranoaetus melanoleucus. Journal of Raptor Research28:274–275

[5] FIGUEROA ROJAS RA (2003) Enganche aéreo de garrasentre un Aguilucho Andino (Buteo albigula) y unAguilucho Común (Buteo polyosoma) en el centro–sur de Chile. Hornero 18:53–55

[6] FOX NC (1978) Talon-grappling by New ZealandFalcons and Australasian Harriers. Notornis25:160–162

[7] KITOWSKI I (2001) Cartwheeling flights of Marsh Har-rier (Circus aeruginosus) and Montagu’s Harrier (Cir-cus pygargus) in the SE Poland. Buteo 12:89–94

[8] MCDONALD PG (2004) The breeding ecology andbehavior of a colour-marked population of BrownFalcons (Falco berigora). Emu 104:1–6

[9] MURN C, BETCHLEY P AND ROBERT C (2009) Talon-lock-ing and cartwheeling as a prelude to copulation inTawny Eagles Aquila rapax. Gabar 20:12–14

[10] SIMMONS RE AND MENDELSOHN JM (1993) A criticalreview of cartwheeling flights of raptors. Ostrich64:13–24