Primer registro continental de Gaviotín Ártico (Sterna paradisaea) en Argentina: evidencia de su cruce del Océano Pacífico al Atlántico

Mauro Bianchini; Gonzalo González C.

doi:10.56178/eh.v32i2.519

Short Communications Published 01 December 2017 https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v32i2.519

First continental record of the Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea) in Patagonia, Argentina: evidence of its crossing from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic

Arctic Tern migration Patagonia Sterna paradisaea

Mauro Bianchini Independencia 1424, 8300 Neuquén, Neuquén, Argentina

Gonzalo González C. Birding Chile. Santiago, Chile

Abstract

We present the first continental record for Argentina of the Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea), obtained in a lagoon in Santo Domingo, Neuquén Province, in October 2015. The record supports the existence of an area of migratory passage of this species between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean in southern South America.

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BARROS R, JARAMILLO A Y SCHMITT F (2015) Lista de lasaves de Chile 2014. Chiricoca 20:79–100
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KAUFMAN K (2011) Field guide to advanced birding.Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Boston
KOTTEK M, GRIESER J, BECK C, RUDOLF B Y RUBEL F(2006) World map of the Köppen-Geiger climateclassification updated. Meteorologische Zeitschrift15:259–263
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VOELKER G (1997) The molt cycle of the Arctic Tern,with comments on aging criteria. Journal of FieldOrnithology68:400–412
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Mauro Bianchini, Gonzalo González C. (2017). First continental record of the Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea) in Patagonia, Argentina: evidence of its crossing from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic. El Hornero, Vol. 32 No. 2 (2017), 273-276. https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v32i2.519

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[1] ARAYA B Y MILLIE G (1986) Guía de campo de las aves deChile. Editorial Universitaria, Santiago

[2] BARROS R, JARAMILLO A Y SCHMITT F (2015) Lista de lasaves de Chile 2014. Chiricoca 20:79–100

[3] BURKART R, BÁRBARO NO, SÁNCHEZ RO Y GÓMEZ DA(1999) Eco-regiones de la Argentina. Administraciónde Parques Nacionales, Buenos Aires

[4] CONNAN M, TESKE PR, TREE AJ, WHITTINGTON PA YMCQUAID CD (2015) The subspecies of AntarcticTerns (Sterna vittata) wintering on the South Africancoast: evidence from morphology, genetics and sta-ble isotopes. Emu 115:223–236

[5] CROSSLEY R (2011) The Crossley ID guide. Eastern birds.Princeton University Press, Princeton

[6] DUFFY D, MCKNIGHT A Y IRONS D (2013) Trans-Andeanpassage of migrating Arctic terns over Patagonia.Marine Ornithology 41:155–159

[7] EGEVANG C (2010) Migration and breeding biology of arc-tic terns in Greenland. Tesis de doctorado, AarhusUniversity, Aarhus

[8] EGEVANG C, STENHOUSE IJ, PHILLIPS RA, PETERSEN A,FOX JW Y SILK JR (2010) Tracking of Arctic terns Sternaparadisaea reveals longest animal migration. Proceed-ings of the National Academy of Sciences 107:2078–2081

[9] GOCHFELD M Y BURGER J (1996) Family Sternidae(terns). Pp. 624–667 en: DEL HOYO J, ELLIOTT A YSARGATAL J (eds) Handbook of the birds of the world.Volume 3. Hoatzin to auks. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona

[10] HARRISON P (1983) Seabirds: an identification guide.Houghton Mifflin, Boston

[11] HATCH JJ (2002) Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea). En:POOLE AF Y GILL FB (eds) The birds of North America.Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca (URL: https://birdsna.org/Species-Account/bna/species/arcter/)

[12] HAYES F, GOODMAN S, FOX J, GRANIZO-TAMAYO T YLÓPEZ N (1990) North American bird migrants inParaguay. Condor 92:947–960

[13] HOWELL SNG (2010) Molt in North American birds.Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Boston

[14] DEL HOYO J, COLLAR NJ, CHRISTIE DA, ELLIOTT A YFISHPOOL LDC (2014) Illustrated checklist of the birdsof the world. Volume 1. Non-passerines. Lynx Edicions,Barcelona

[15] HUMPHREY PS, BRIDGE D, REYNOLDS PW Y PETERSONRT (1970) Birds of Isla Grande (Tierra del Fuego).Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC

[16] JARAMILLO A (2005) Aves de Chile. Lynx Edicions, Bar-celona

[17] KAUFMAN K (2011) Field guide to advanced birding.Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Boston

[18] KOTTEK M, GRIESER J, BECK C, RUDOLF B Y RUBEL F(2006) World map of the Köppen-Geiger climateclassification updated. Meteorologische Zeitschrift15:259–263

[19] LLANOS F, FAILLA M, GARCÍA G, GIOVINE P, CARBAJAL M,GONZÁLEZ P, BARRETO D, QUILLFELDT P Y MASELLO J(2011) Birds from the endangered Monte, the steppesand coastal biomes of the province of Río Negro,northern Patagonia, Argentina. Check List 7:782–797

[20] MARÍN M (2004) Lista comentada de las aves de Chile /Annotated checklist of the birds of Chile. Lynx Edicions,Barcelona

[21] MARTÍNEZ D Y GONZÁLEZ G (2004) Las aves de Chile.Nueva guía de campo. Ediciones del Naturalista, Santiago

[22] MAZAR BARNETT J Y PEARMAN M (2001) Lista comentadade las aves argentinas. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona

[23] MCKNIGHT A, ALLYN AJ, DUFFY DC Y IRONS DB (2013)Stepping stone pattern in Pacific Arctic tern migra-tion reveals the importance of upwelling areas.Marine Ecology Progress Series 491:253–264

[24] NISBET IC, ARNOLD JM, OSWALD SA, PYLE P Y PATTENMA (2017) Common Tern (Sterna hirundo). En: RODE-WALD PG (ed) The birds of North America. Cornell Labof Ornithology, Ithaca (URL: https://birdsna.org/Species-Account/bna/species/comter/)

[25] OLMOS F (2002) Non-breeding seabirds in Brazil: areview of band recoveries. Ararajuba 10:31–42

[26] ORGEIRA J (2001) Distribución espacial de densidadesde aves marinas en la plataforma continental ar-gentina y océano Atlántico sur. Ornitología Neo-tropical 12:45–55

[27] SAVIGNY C Y FAVERO M (2007) Playa Punta Mogotes yPuerto de Mar del Plata. Pp. 50-51 en: DI GIACOMOAS, DE FRANCESCO MV Y COCONIER EG (eds) Áreasimportantes para la conservación de las aves en la Argen-tina. Sitios prioritarios para la conservación de la biodiver-sidad. Segunda edición. Aves Argentinas/AsociaciónOrnitológica del Plata, Buenos Aires

[28] SIBLEY DA (2000) The Sibley guide to birds. Alfred Knopf,Nueva York

[29] TREE A Y KLAGES N (2004) Population size, distribu-tion and origins of Antarctic Terns Sterna vittata win-tering in South Africa. Marine Ornithology 32:55–61

[30] VILLASEÑOR J Y PHILLIPS AR (1994) A new puzzlingAmerican route of the Arctic tern Sterna paradisaeaand its implications. Bulletin of the British Ornitholo-gists’ Club 114:249–258

[31] VOELKER G (1997) The molt cycle of the Arctic Tern,with comments on aging criteria. Journal of FieldOrnithology68:400–412

[32] WOODS RW (1988) Guide to birds of the Falkland Islands.Anthony Nelson, Oswestry