Oceanites oceanicus "golondrina de mar de Wilson" y Oceanodroma markhami "golondrina de mar de Markham", regitradas en la orilla marina eventualmente.
A Wilson's Storm-Petrel,
Oceanites oceanicus, in flight
Throughout June and July, Wilson's Petrels
Oceanites oceanicus had been well represented and numbers had risen to a maximum count of 45 on 28th June.
Hay cinco especies de habitos oceanicos que llegan muy eventualmente a las costas de la isla, o que han sido vistas en el mar, como
Oceanites oceanicus (Clark, 1902), por lo que no es de extranar la ausencia de su registro en este trabajo.
He's also the founder and president of
Oceanites (OHshun-AYE-tees), the nonprofit funding organ for the Antarctic Site Inventory.
Research conducted by
Oceanites, a non-profit organisation based in the US, supports the view that tourism has had little or no negative effect on animal or plant life--yet.
Some baseline data on specific site visits are beginning to be compiled through projects such as the USA-based "
Oceanites" Antarctic Peninsula site inventory project (Naveen, 1999; Kriwoken and Rootes, 2000).
Others, such as Wilson's petrel (
Oceanites oceanicus), only migrate from the temperate areas of one hemisphere to those of the other.
Cryptic species including prions (Pachyptila sp.), white-chinned petrels (Procellaria aequinoctialis), Wilson's storm-petrels (
Oceanites oceanicus), and black-bellied storm-petrels (Fregetta tropica) showed a significant interest in DMS-scented slicks as compared with control slicks, whereas more visible species such as Cape petrels (Daption capense) and black-browed, grey-headed, and wandering albatrosses showed no noticeable differences in their responses to the two slicks.
At Ardenest (Waikari, North Canterbury), remains of Grey-backed storm petrel (
Oceanites nereis) were found at a deposit accumulated by Laughing owls (Sceloglaux albifacies; Worthy and Holdaway 1996).