Wilson's Storm Petrel - Palmer Station, Antarctica - 12/5/2021 (link to album in comments)
Wilson's Storm Petrel - Palmer Station, Antarctica - 12/5/2021 (link to album in comments)
Wilson's Storm Petrel - Palmer Station, Antarctica - 12/5/2021 (link to album in comments)
A-Z of Birds in Australia: [W]ilson's Storm-Petrel
I love how Storm Petrels run on the water
What species of Storm-Petrel is this? Taken off of Southern California reddit.com/gallery/owswpv
π₯ Wilson's storm petrel, one of the most abundant birds in the world, lives mostly in the seas of the southern hemisphere. v.redd.it/3elglyfpon171
[20mi off the coast of Boothbay, ME] Is this bird a Leach's Storm-Petrel or Wilson's? A bit of a challenging one I think. imgur.com/a/lRPD0WO
o7 to all you space-mad explorers from the crew of the non-aligned carrier Cape Traverse, parked at Black in Green since January, the Storm Petrels squadron has been combing the are for interesting stuff and you all have helped keep the crew busy and the lights on! reddit.com/gallery/nfg823
Leach's Storm Petrel Chick. Those little FEET!
We named this Storm Petrel "Kaladin Storm-petrel" in honor of Kaladin Stormblessed! youtube.com/watch?v=a4lctβ¦
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
How a satellite tag the size of a paperclip gave us important new insights into the life of the small but tough European Storm-petrel, and how these discoveries can help us protect them. birdlife.org/worldwide/neβ¦
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
White-bellied storm petrel - New Zealand Bird of the Week youtube.com/watch?v=cF2l_β¦
European storm petrel - Today's featured article en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurβ¦
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
TIL Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface like a bouncing dance as they search for food. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilβ¦
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
White-bellied storm petrel youtube.com/watch?v=cF2l_β¦
White-faced Storm Petrels patter on the surface of the water as they pick off plankton. gfycat.com/unnaturalmeaslβ¦
Fun Fact: Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a bouncing dance as they search for food.
π₯ Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Seabird found at Piha Beach. Thinking Storm Petrel, but not sure? Could use some help with ID
Grey-backed storm petrel killed by an Antipodes Island Parakeet
Frigatebirds fighting over a Storm Petrel gfycat.com/immensemassiveβ¦
Frigatebird drops a Storm Petrel gfycat.com/foolishbothchiβ¦
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Taxidermy of a Wilson's Storm Petrel imgur.com/gallery/Ef40USp
Hidden Hawaiian Bird Nests Finally Found β Night vision binoculars, a scent dog, and video cameras have caught band-rumped storm petrels coming and going from their volcanic nests for the first time. hakaimagazine.com/news/hiβ¦
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Wilson's storm petrels, named after the father of American ornithology Alexander Wilson, donβt actually walk on water, but they aim themselves into the wind, hover over an area, and slowly advance while touching their feet to the waterβs surface in a kind of bouncing dance as they search for food.
Nuclear powered cruise missile "ΠΡΡΠ΅Π²Π΅ΡΡΠ½ΠΈΠΊ" (storm petrel) container footage (mostly) gfycat.com/SnoopyQueasyBaβ¦
White-faced Storm Petrel translocation project - Mana Island
Hidden Hawaiian Bird Nests Finally Found β Night vision binoculars, a scent dog, and video cameras have caught band-rumped storm petrels coming and going from their volcanic nests for the first time. hakaimagazine.com/news/hiβ¦
