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https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/ Birds and Travel Fri, 14 Jan 2022 11:08:27 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/#comment-1013 Fri, 14 Jan 2022 11:08:27 +0000 https://birdfinding.info/?p=113547#comment-1013 […] “St. Helena Storm-Petrel” (helena): Breeds on St. Helena and Ascension in two seasons—possibly multiple distinct forms or cryptic species—one from October to March, the other from April to September.  Attends the nest diurnally.  On some individuals the white rump band extends far down undertail coverts.  Slightly larger than most other forms; usually shows a visibly notched tail. […]

]]> https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/#comment-1005 Thu, 13 Jan 2022 02:12:52 +0000 https://birdfinding.info/?p=113547#comment-1005 […] “St. Helena Storm-Petrel” (helena): Breeds on St. Helena and Ascension in two seasons—possibly multiple distinct forms or cryptic species—one from October to March, the other from April to September.  Attends the nest diurnally.  On some individuals the white rump band extends far down undertail coverts.  Slightly larger than most other forms; usually shows a visibly notched tail. […]

]]> https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/#comment-991 Thu, 13 Jan 2022 01:19:18 +0000 https://birdfinding.info/?p=113547#comment-991 […] “St. Helena Storm-Petrel” (helena): Breeds on St. Helena and Ascension in two seasons—possibly multiple distinct forms or cryptic species—one from October to March, the other from April to September.  Attends the nest diurnally.  On some individuals the white rump band extends far down undertail coverts.  Slightly larger than most other forms; usually shows a visibly notched tail. […]

]]> https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/#comment-985 Wed, 12 Jan 2022 03:20:54 +0000 https://birdfinding.info/?p=113547#comment-985 […] replaces it in Madeira and the Canaries.  In the South Atlantic, the “Gulf of Guinea” and “St. Helena” forms are locally common around the remote islands where they breed.  In the Pacific, […]

]]> https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/#comment-977 Mon, 10 Jan 2022 04:14:40 +0000 https://birdfinding.info/?p=113547#comment-977 […] “St. Helena Storm-Petrel” (helena): Breeds on St. Helena and Ascension in two seasons—possibly multiple distinct forms or cryptic species—one from October to March, the other from April to September.  Attends the nest diurnally.  On some individuals the white rump band extends far down undertail coverts.  Slightly larger than most other forms; usually shows a visibly notched tail. […]

]]> https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/#comment-950 Thu, 30 Dec 2021 21:26:42 +0000 https://birdfinding.info/?p=113547#comment-950 […] “St. Helena Storm-Petrel” (helena): Breeds on St. Helena and Ascension in two seasons—possibly multiple distinct forms or cryptic species—one from October to March, the other from April to September.  Attends the nest diurnally.  On some individuals the white rump band extends far down undertail coverts.  Slightly larger than most other forms; usually shows a visibly notched tail. […]

]]> https://birdfinding.info/st-helena-storm-petrel/#comment-945 Thu, 30 Dec 2021 16:12:58 +0000 https://birdfinding.info/?p=113547#comment-945 […] “St. Helena Storm-Petrel” (helena): Breeds on St. Helena and Ascension in two seasons—possibly multiple distinct forms or cryptic species—one from October to March, the other from April to September.  Attends the nest diurnally.  On some individuals the white rump band extends far down undertail coverts.  Slightly larger than most other forms; usually shows a visibly notched tail. […]

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