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Hurricanes and Bermuda Petrels Bermuda Petrels (Cahows), nest on offshore islands in Bermuda. Hurricanes wash away sections of these islands and threaten the breeding season of the endangered birds. hurricane florence • bermuda petrel • cahow • offshore islands in bermuda • pterodroma cahow
Conservation Status of Species An explanation of what we mean when we say a species is critically endangered, endangered, threatened, vulnerable, at risk, or of special concern. endangered • threatened • species • declining • designations
Endangered California Condor The endangered California Condor, Gymnogyps californianus, was extinct in the wild in 1987. Now there are hundreds. Mature birds are mating, nesting and raising young. endangered california condor • north american vulture • gymnogyps californianus • extinct in the wild • largest flying birds
Greater Shearwater – Seabird The Greater Shearwater, Puffinus gravis, nests in the South Atlantic and follows a surprising migration route that makes it familliar all around the North Atlantic. greater shearwater • bird migration • migration route • puffinus gravis • atlantic seabird
Kakapo, Flightless Parrots The Kakapo, native to New Zealand, is a large flightless parrot that was almost wiped out by people and introduced species. Slowly, Kakapo are recovering. kakapo • flightless parrots • habitat • diet • history
The Cozumel Thrasher – T. guttatum Once there were thousands of Cozumel Thrashers on Cozumel Island, but they've declined so precipitously that they may actually be extinct. cozumel thrasher • cozumel • mexico • hurricanes • toxostoma guttatum
The Fate of the Bobwhite Quail In the 1950s Masked Bobwhite Quail were feared extinct due to habitat loss. Now Northern Bobwhites, once very common, dwindle for the same reason. northern bobwhite quail • masked bobwhite quail • bob white quail • sonoran • sonora |
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