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Studying Storm-Petrels (or how I learned to stop worrying and love molt)
Like all birders who would call themselves “experienced”, I have to occasionally pretend like I know what’s going on with…
The Petrels of French Frigate Shoals
I seem to having my own mini petrel-event here on the blog recently, I think it must be anticipation of…
Tubenose Taxonomy 101
Tubenose. No, it’s not part of a Shakespearean insult. Tubenoses are seabirds that belong to an order called Procellariiformes (from…
Bouncing storm-petrels
Christmas and my current trip north means that I’ll be taking a break from my six-part examination of New Zealand…
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