Nesting Habits of the Peruvian Gray Gull

Goodall, Jake; Johnson, A. W.

doi:10.2307/4079865

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“…LOBOS, PUNTA DE (Goodall, et al, 1945) Housse, 1904, Mar., Nov. 1933(Housse, 1934d:10111935a:63, as "Campusano";1945:230, 248, 265, as "Camposano"). -Apr.…”

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Ornithological gazetteer of Chile

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1988

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CACHAPOAL, RIO; O'Higgins 3416/7127 (USBGN) Tributary of Rio Rapel [3355/7151 (USBGN)] which rises in hills between Peumo [3424/7110 (USBGN)] and San Fernando [3435/7100 (USBGN)] (MHA); collector ? [Reed ?], Apr. 1923 (Reed, 1924:56); Reed, May, Dec. 1923 (MCZ). CACHINA, CERRO; Antofagasta 2600/7035 (USBGN) Ca. 1,000 m, spur near coast, southernmost Antofagasta, ca. 40 km N of Puerto de Chafiaral [Chafiaral, 2621/7037 (USBGN)] (MHA, as "C.

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“…LOBOS, PUNTA DE (Goodall, et al, 1945) Housse, 1904, Mar., Nov. 1933(Housse, 1934d:10111935a:63, as "Campusano";1945:230, 248, 265, as "Camposano"). -Apr.…”

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Ornithological gazetteer of Chile

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1988

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“…Since the first colonies were reported by Goodall et al (1945), 11 nesting sites for this species have been reported in the literature, all located in the desert at distances between 25 and 100 km from the nearest coast and ranging in size between 50 and 12,000 pairs (Guerra et al 1988b;Aguilar et al 2013; Fig. 1).…”

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“…While it forages exclusively in coastal habitats (Howell et al 1974;Ryan et al 1987), the nesting of this species has been confined exclusively to the barren Atacama Desert at distances up to 100 km from the nearest coastline (Goodall et al 1945;Howell et al 1974). This habit is unique among Laridae (Howell and Dunn 2007), and the Gray Gull is probably one of the few bird species capable of nesting in the interior Atacama Desert, the driest place in the world (Moffett 1969).…”

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