Registros de Halcón Peregrino (Falco peregrinus) predando sobre dos especies de petreles desde buques pesqueros en el Mar Argentino

Leandro L. Tamini; Leandro N. Chavez; Andrés Shigihara

doi:10.56178/eh.v31i2.560

Short Communications Published 01 December 2016 https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v31i2.560

Records of Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus) preying on two species of petrels from fishing vessels in the Argentine Sea

Argentine Continental Shelf Falco peregrinus fishing vessels Peregrine Falcon predation

Leandro L. Tamini Albatross Task Force Argentina, Programa Marino, Aves Argentinas/Asociación Ornitológica del Plata. Matheu 1248, C1249AAB Buenos Aires, Argentina

Leandro N. Chavez Albatross Task Force Argentina, Programa Marino, Aves Argentinas/Asociación Ornitológica del Plata. Matheu 1248, C1249AAB Buenos Aires, Argentina

Andrés Shigihara Gral. Juan Lavalle 1544, Florida, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Abstract

We present records of an individual of the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus) preying on several individuals of the Wilson’s Storm-Petrel (Oceanites oceanicus) and the Pintado Petrel (Daption capense) from a fishing vessel in the Argentine Sea. Although this species is widely distributed over Argentine Patagonia, there is no previous evidence of the presence of this species hunting pelagic seabirds in the Argentine Sea. The use of fishing vessels as platform for individuals of this species is discussed.

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DESORBO CR, GRAY RB, TASH J, GRAY CE, WILLIAMS KAY RIORDAN D (2015) Offshore migration of PeregrineFalcons (Falco peregrinus) along the Atlantic Flyway.En: WILLIAMS KA, CONNELLY E, JOHNSON S YSTENHOUSE IJ (eds) Wildlife densities and habitat useacross temporal and spatial scales on the Mid-AtlanticOuter Continental Shelf. Biodiversity Research Insti-tute, Portland
ELLIS D, SABO B, FACKLER J Y MILLSAP B (2002) Prey ofthe Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus cassini) insouthern Argentina and Chile. Journal of Raptor Re-search 36:315–319
FULLER MR, SEEGAR WS Y SCHUECK LS (1998) Routes andtravel rates of migrating Peregrine Falcons Falco peregri-nus and Swainson's Hawks Buteo swainsoni in the West-ern Hemisphere. Journal of Avian Biology 29:433–440
GARCÍA GO, BÓ MS Y YORIO P (2014) Prey compositionof peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus cassini) prey-ing upon a mixed-species seabird colony in Argen-tine Patagonia. Ornitología Neotropical 25:231–235
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Leandro L. Tamini , Leandro N. Chavez, Andrés Shigihara (2016). Records of Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus) preying on two species of petrels from fishing vessels in the Argentine Sea. El Hornero, Vol. 31 No. 2 (2016), 117-120. https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v31i2.560

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[1] COCHRAN W (1975) Following a migrating peregrinefrom Wisconsin to Mexico. Hawk Chalk 14:28–37

[2] DESORBO CR, GRAY RB, TASH J, GRAY CE, WILLIAMS KAY RIORDAN D (2015) Offshore migration of PeregrineFalcons (Falco peregrinus) along the Atlantic Flyway.En: WILLIAMS KA, CONNELLY E, JOHNSON S YSTENHOUSE IJ (eds) Wildlife densities and habitat useacross temporal and spatial scales on the Mid-AtlanticOuter Continental Shelf. Biodiversity Research Insti-tute, Portland

[3] ELLIS D, SABO B, FACKLER J Y MILLSAP B (2002) Prey ofthe Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus cassini) insouthern Argentina and Chile. Journal of Raptor Re-search 36:315–319

[4] FULLER MR, SEEGAR WS Y SCHUECK LS (1998) Routes andtravel rates of migrating Peregrine Falcons Falco peregri-nus and Swainson's Hawks Buteo swainsoni in the West-ern Hemisphere. Journal of Avian Biology 29:433–440

[5] GARCÍA GO, BÓ MS Y YORIO P (2014) Prey compositionof peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus cassini) prey-ing upon a mixed-species seabird colony in Argen-tine Patagonia. Ornitología Neotropical 25:231–235

[6] HAYWARD JL, GALUSHA JG Y HENSON SM (2010) Forag-ing-related activity of Bald Eagles at a Washingtonseabird colony and seal rookery. Journal of RaptorResearch 44:19–29

[7] HOLT DW (1994) Effects of Short-eared Owls on Com-mon Tern colony desertion, reproduction, and mor-tality. Colonial Waterbirds 17:1–6

[8] JOHNSON J, STORRER J, FAHY K Y REITHERMAN B (2011)Determining the potential effects of artificial lighting fromPacific Outer Continental Shelf (POCS) region oil andgas facilities on migrating birds. Bureau of OceanEnergy Management, Regulations and Enforce-ment, Camarillo

[9] KERLINGER P (1985) Water-crossing behavior of raptorsduring migration. Wilson Bulletin 97:109–113

[10] MONTALTI D, ORGEIRA J Y DIMARTINO S (1999) Extra-limital bird records at South Atlantic Ocean andAntarctica. Polish Polar Research 20:347–354

[11] MORRISON M Y HENRY A (2008) Rare and vagrant birdsin the Falkland Islands 2007. Falkland Conservation9:12–14

[12] MORRISON M, HENRY A Y WOODS R (2006) Rare andvagrant birds in the Falkland Islands 2006. WildlifeConservation in the Falkland Islands 6:12–14

[13] NEWTON I (2007) Weather-related mass-mortalityevents in migrants. Ibis 149:453–467

[14] NEWTON I (2008) The ecology of bird migration. AcademicPress, Londres

[15] NOAA (2016) Ready archived meteorology. Air ResourcesLaboratory, National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration, College Park (URL: http://www.arl.noaa.gov/ready/amet.html)

[16] PAINE R, WOOTTON J Y BOERSMA PD (1990) Direct andindirect effects of peregrine falcon predation onseabird abundance. Auk 107:1–9

[17] DELA PEÑA MR (1999) Aves argentinas. Lista y distribu-ción. LOLA, Buenos Aires

[18] DELA PEÑA MR (2013) Citas, observaciones y distribu-ción de aves argentinas. Edición ampliada. EdicionesBiológica, Santa FeRATCLIFFE D (1980) The Peregrine Falcon. Buteo Books,Vermillion

[19] RUSSELL RW (2005) Interactions between migrating birdsand offshore oil and gas platforms in the northern Gulf ofMexico. Final report. USDA Minerals ManagementService OCS Study MMS 2005-009, Nueva Orleans

[20] SANTILLÁN M, MARTÍNEZ JC, TRAVAINI A Y GANDINIPA (2011) Presencia de la Lechuza de Campanario(Tyto alba) en el Océano Atlántico Sur. Hornero26:159–161

[21] SANTILLÁN M, TRAVAINI A Y FERNÁNDEZ J (2010) Dietadel Halcón Peregrino (Falco peregrinus) en la RíaDeseado, Patagonia austral, Argentina. Boletín Chi-leno de Ornitología 16:1–8

[22] SECO PON JP Y BASTIDA J (2015) Patos Barcino (Anasflavirostris), Capuchino (Anas versicolor) y Overo(Anas sibilatrix) en el sur del Océano Atlántico. Nues-tras Aves 60:54–55

[23] SECO PON JP Y FAVERO M (2013) Registros de aves con-tinentales a bordo de buques pesqueros en aguasargentinas. Nuestras Aves 58:41–43

[24] VELARDE E (1993) Predation of nesting larids by per-egrine falcons at Rasa Island, Gulf of California,Mexico. Condor 95:706–708

[25] VOOUS K (1961) Records of peregrine falcons on theAtlantic Ocean. Ardea 49:176–177

[26] WHITE CM, CLUM NJ, CADE TJ Y HUNT WG (2002) Per-egrine falcon. Falco peregrinus. En: RODEWALD PG (ed)The birds of North America. Cornell Lab of Ornithol-ogy, Ithaca (URL: https://birdsna.org/)

[27] WILLIAMS JC (2013) A National Park Service internshipat Acadia National Park. Tesis de maestría, MiamiUniversity, Oxford

[28] YORIO P, FRERE E, GANDINI P Y CONWAY W (1999) Sta-tus and conservation of seabirds breeding in Argen-tina. Bird Conservation International 9:299–314