Storm petrel





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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