DISTRIBUCIÓN DE LA BECASINA GRANDE GALLINAGO STRICKLANDII (Gray, 1845) (SCOLOPACIDAE), EN CHILE

Kusch, Alejandro; Marín, Manuel

doi:10.4067/s0718-686x2010000100011

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“…A wrinkled and somewhat dry brood patch was visible in both individuals, indicative of a recently completed incubation period. These observations are consistent with records of adults seen with chicks on islands further south in November-December (Kusch & Marín 2010). During the afternoon and evening of 7 December we surveyed site 2, and at 22.44 h we heard a territorial display in response to playback, thus potentially confirming use of this area too during the breeding period.…”

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“…comm.) Although searches of continental peatlands in the Aysén region are few, recent efforts have been unsuccessful (Raimilla 2021), supporting the hypothesis that at these latitudes the species would use fjord areas (Kusch & Marín 2010), at least in summer.…”

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“…Goodall et al 1951, Kusch & Marín 2010. Kusch & Marín (2010) compiled natural history and distributional records of the species (45 records between 1881 and 2010) and proposed a breeding season from September to February in the area south of the Golfo de Penas (48-56°S), and a nonbreeding season from March to August, spent mainly in coastal areas between 36°S (north of the province of Concepción) and 48°S (Guayaneco archipelago). However, the species' status between 46°S to 50°S, an area of 444 km that includes the Northern Patagonian Icefield (NPI) and the northern edge of the Southern Patagonian Icefield (SPI), is uncertain because of the region's relative inaccessibility and low observer presence.…”

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“…De acuerdo con la revisión bibliográfica realizada Kusch y Marín (2010) en base a 45 registros de esta especie, su distribución geográfica abarcaría desde Ranquil (36 º S) hasta el cabo de Hornos (56 º S). En Tierra del fuego se han registrado ejemplares en el mes de noviembre (53 º S), donde en la zona sur occidental de la isla se encontró un adulto con dos polluelos de pocos días de nacidos en noviembre de 2006 (Kusch & Marín, 2010). En Chile, esta especie en el periodo estival habita principalmente turberas esfagnosas (67,8%), bosques siempreverdes (17,9%) y vegas y pantanos (14,3%; Kusch & Marín, 2010).…”

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“…En Tierra del fuego se han registrado ejemplares en el mes de noviembre (53 º S), donde en la zona sur occidental de la isla se encontró un adulto con dos polluelos de pocos días de nacidos en noviembre de 2006 (Kusch & Marín, 2010). En Chile, esta especie en el periodo estival habita principalmente turberas esfagnosas (67,8%), bosques siempreverdes (17,9%) y vegas y pantanos (14,3%; Kusch & Marín, 2010). Imberti (2005)…”

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Antecedentes sobre avifauna del bien nacional protegido islote Albatros (AMCP-MU Seno Almirantazgo)

Arredondo

Constanzo

Muñoz

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Este trabajo presenta los registros incidentales directos por avistamiento e indirectos mediante cámara trampa, de ocupación y anidamiento de aves en el Bien Nacional Protegido Islote Albatros, obtenidos en el marco de las actividades de monitoreo de la colonia reproductiva albatros de ceja negra Thalassarche melanophris (Temminck, 1828) y las acciones de control del visón americano Neovison vison (Schreber, 1777) llevadas a cabo por Wildlife Conservation Society Chile desde el año 2016. Se pudo identificar un total de 16 de especies de aves. Entre los hallazgos destacan registros de becacina grande Gallinago stricklandii (Gray, 1845) y carpintero negro Campephilus magellanicus (King, 1828), así como anidamiento de salteador chileno Stercorarius chilensis (Bonaparte, 1857) y caranca Chloephaga hybrida hybrida (Molina, 1782). La riqueza total de aves del Islote Albatros, considerando publicaciones previas y registros en eBird, se establece en 42 especies

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Natural history of the Fuegian snipe (Gallinago stricklandii (Gray 1845): a resident bird at Cape Horn?

Barroso Putare,

Cañon,

Novoa

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The Fuegian snipe Gallinago stricklandii (Gray, 1845) is one of the most enigmatic members of the family Scolopacidae Rafinesque, 1815. It is the least known species of the Gallinago genus and inhabits throughout the range of the biome of South American temperate forests, between the Maule region (36°S) and Cape Horn (56°S). In this biogeographical range, its reproductive and migratory habits are still poorly known. In this study, we report observations conducted between the years 2002 and 2023 in the Cape Horn National Park, with an emphasis on the most recent fieldwork on Horn Island. On this island, between January and October 2023, we recorded the autoecology of a family group composed of two adults and one juvenile. One of these adults was captured, banded, and measured in February 2023 (55°57.896’S - 67°13.478’W). The family group of G. stricklandii on Horn Island resided there during the summer, fall, winter, and spring seasons. This behavior contrasts with the migratory habit of the Magellanic snipe G. magellanica (King 1828), a better-known sympatric species. In addition to the resident habits of this family group and other individuals of G. stricklandii, we report new information about the morphology, feeding, and reproductive habits in the southern end of its distribution. This information recorded at the southern extreme of the American continent will enable new studies about this species and open up comparative analyses with other species of the cosmopolitan Scolopacidae family, which includes the world’s northernmost breeding birds at the boreal extreme of the Americas

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DISTRIBUCIÓN DE LA BECASINA GRANDE GALLINAGO STRICKLANDII (Gray, 1845) (SCOLOPACIDAE), EN CHILE

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Natural history of the Fuegian snipe (Gallinago stricklandii (Gray 1845): a resident bird at Cape Horn?

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