Storm petrel
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European storm petrels of the family
Hydrobatidae.
Wilson's storm petrel, of the family
Oceanitidae.
Storm petrel may refer to one of two bird families, both in the order Procellariiformes, once treated as the same family.
The two families are:
Northern storm petrels (Hydrobatidae), found in the northern hemisphere although some species around the equator dip into the south
Subfamily
| Common name
| Scientific name
| Status
|
|---|
Hydrobatinae
|
European storm petrel
|
Hydrobates pelagicus
| extant
|
Leach's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma leucorhoa
| extant
|
Townsend's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma socorroensis
| extant
|
Ainley's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma cheimomnestes
| extant
|
Matsudaira's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma matsudairae
| extant
|
Least storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma microsoma
| extant
|
Wedge-rumped storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma tethys
| extant
|
Band-rumped storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma castro
| extant
|
Monteiro's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma monteiroi
| extant
|
Swinhoe's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma monorhis
| extant
|
Guadalupe storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma macrodactyla
| extinct
|
Tristram's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma tristrami
| extant
|
Markham's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma markhami
| extant
|
Black storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma melania
| extant
|
Ashy storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma homochroa
| extant
|
Hornby's storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma hornbyi
| extant
|
Fork-tailed storm petrel
|
Oceanodroma furcata
| extant
|
Austral storm petrels (Oceanitidae) are found in all oceans, although only the white-faced storm petrels (breeding in the North Atlantic, in addition to the Southern Ocean) and Wilson's storm-petrels (on migration) are found in the northern hemisphere
Subfamily
| Common name
| Scientific name
| Status
|
|---|
Oceanitinae
|
Wilson's storm petrel
|
Oceanites oceanicus
| extant
|
Elliot's storm petrel
|
Oceanites gracilis
| extant
|
Grey-backed storm petrel
|
Garrodia nereis
| extant
|
White-faced storm petrel
|
Pelagodroma marina
| extant
|
Black-bellied storm petrel or Gould's storm petrel
|
Fregetta tropica
| extant
|
White-bellied storm petrel
|
Fregetta grallaria
| extant
|
New Zealand storm petrel
|
Fregetta maoriana
| extant
|
Polynesian storm petrel (including white-throated storm petrel)
|
Nesofregetta fuliginosa
| extant
|
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