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10 Feb Re: vagrant Laughing Gull in Loreto [Oscar Gonzalez ] 6 Feb Comparto articulo S. lorata [Samuel Amoros ] 07 Feb Re: vagrant Laughing Gull in Loreto [Richard Hoyer ] 7 Feb vagrant Laughing Gull in Loreto [Dan Lebbin ] 6 Feb Anidamiento de Garcita Tricolor en Humedalesde Ite‏ [1 Attachment] [Manuel Plenge ] 3 Feb Re: Larus (Leucophaeus) pipixcan - conteos altos [Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ] 1 Feb RE: Ventanilla ["Barry Walker" ] 1 Feb Re: Ventanilla [Gunnar Engblom ] 1 Feb Re: Ventanilla [Tom Schulenberg ] 1 Feb Charla 2 de febrero del 2012 a las 19:00 horas [1 Attachment] [Karina Quinteros León ] 1 Feb Re: Ventanilla [Gunnar Engblom ] 1 Feb Ventanilla ["Barry Walker" ] 24 Jan Re: [nataly hidalgo ] 23 Jan Red Shoveler ["Barry Walker" ] 23 Jan Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru ["Manuel Sanchez" ] 23 Jan Re: Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru [Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ] 23 Jan Re: Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru [Diego Garcia ] 23 Jan Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru ["Manuel Sanchez" ] 23 Jan Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru [Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ] 22 Jan RE: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru ["David G. Ricalde" ] 22 Jan Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru ["Manuel Sanchez" ] 10 Jan Re: Lake Salinas [Juan Chalco ] 10 Jan Re: Lake Salinas [Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ] 10 Jan Lake Salinas [Juan Chalco ] 6 Jan Pasantias en Nuevo Mexico [Diego García Olaechea ] 01 Jan Re: Least Tern [Rob Williams ] 31 Dec Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru [Javier Barrio ] 31 Dec Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru [Javier Barrio ] 31 Dec RE: Status of Least Tern in Peru ["Alvaro Jaramillo" ] 31 Dec SV: Status of Least Tern in Peru [roger ahlman ] 31 Dec Re: Digest Number 2525 [Rob Williams ] 31 Dec Semifinals - Bird World Cup. Marvelous Spatuletail or Harpy Eagle? [Gunnar Engblom ] 30 Dec Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru [Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis ] 30 Dec Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru [Javier Barrio ] 30 Dec Status of Least Tern in Peru [Rob Williams ] 23 Dec Bird World Cup [Gunnar Engblom ] 8 Dec A paper of interest [Jacob Socolar ] 11 Dec World Cup for Birds - Just for fun! [Gunnar Engblom ] 11 Dec 2012 Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine - registration open [Erica Marx ] 10 Dec owling trip to Peru [iain tomlinson ] 7 Dec Red-billed Ground-Cuckoo [] 7 Dec Red-billed Ground-Cuckoo [Gunnar Engblom ] 1 Dec RE: Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail [Dan Lebbin ] 1 Dec Re: Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail ["Larry Sirvio" ] 1 Dec Re: Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail [Gunnar Engblom ] 30 Nov Stunning Peru photos by Glenn Bartley [Gunnar Engblom ] 22 Nov Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail ["doctorpyserphd" ] 22 Nov Re: Harpy Eagle in Peru now - Aquila harpia en el Peru ahora. ["alejandra_pem" ] 22 Nov Harpy Eagle in Peru now - Aquila harpia en el Peru ahora. [Gunnar Engblom ] 19 Nov Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence ["Fernando Leon Llanos" ] 20 Nov Photos White-headed Brush-Finch Atlapetes albiceps [Sergio Nolazco ] 17 Nov Re: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence [Sergio Nolazco ] 18 Nov Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence ["Fernando Leon Llanos" ] 07 Nov Birding in Peru ["ash9632000" ] 7 Nov Cuantos birdwatchers vienen al Peru al ano? ["doris valencia " ] 4 Nov Nuevo numero del Boletin UNOP: Volumen 6 Nº 2 - 2011 [Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ] 1 Nov Re: Re: Variegated Flycatcher? [Gunnar Engblom ] 1 Nov Re: Re: Variegated Flycatcher? [Jean Paul Perret ] 02 Nov Re: Variegated Flycatcher? ["Daniel F" ] 1 Nov Variegated Flycatcher? [Jean Paul Perret ] 29 Oct Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence [Sergio Nolazco ] 28 Oct Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence [Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis ] 22 Oct Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence [Ernesto M laga ] 21 Oct Birding in Pedro Ruiz, Amazonas [Jean Paul Perret ] 18 Oct Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence [Sergio Nolazco ] 18 Oct Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence ["Lorenzo Sympson" ] 17 Oct Re: Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso [Victor Gamarra-Toledo ] 17 Oct Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence [Sergio Nolazco ] 17 Oct Re: Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso [Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ] 17 Oct Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso [Victor Gamarra-Toledo ] 16 Oct Re: Apurimac Pygmy Owls [Jan Baiker ] 14 Oct Re: Charadrius alexandrinus (occidentalis) [Oscar Gonzalez ] 13 Oct Andean Condor Conservation Meeting Announcement [Rob Williams ] 13 Oct Fw: [NEOORN-L] pre conference trip for NOC [Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ] 12 Oct Re: Re: Northern Shoveler at Ventanilla [David Adams ] 12 Oct Re: Apurimac Pygmy Owls [Gunnar Engblom ] Subject: Re: vagrant Laughing Gull in Loreto From: Oscar Gonzalez <fringiloapizarrado AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:25:49 -0800 (PST) Hello, In 2004 Patrick O'Donnell and I reported a Laughing Gull in Tambopata, Madre de Dios O’DONNELL, P. & O. GONZALEZ. 2003. First documented record for Laughing Gull (Larus atricilla) from Departamento de Madre de Dios, Peru Cotinga 20:104 We posted there a picture of a vagrant gull, no doubt because we captured it and then was released.   Oscar Gonzalez Biol. M.Sc. Especialista en aves silvestres   ________________________________ De: Richard Hoyer Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Enviado: Martes, febrero 7, 2012 6:01 P.M. Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] vagrant Laughing Gull in Loreto   Hey Dan, Great find! It's anyone's guess where that Laughing Gull came from. Where will you post the photos? How did you like Muyuna? I hope to scout there some time later this year for a future tour. I met Analia on a fam trip this past November. Best, Rich --- Rich Hoyer Tucson, Arizona Senior Leader for WINGS http://wingsbirds.com my blog: http://birdernaturalist.blogspot.com fabulous bloggers: http://birdingblogs.com --- On Feb 7, 2012, at 3:21 PM, Dan Lebbin wrote:   > > >Estimado Birding-Peru: >  >Yesterday (6 February), I photographed  a Laughing Gull perched on a log with a Large-billed Tern in the Rio Amazonas near Centro America, about 10-15 minutes upriver of Tamshiyacu, on the ride back from Muyuna Lodge. It was in basic plumage and showed wear on its wing coverts. Unlike last year’s Shovelers, I don’t think there’s much chance this is a captive escapee, but the question of provenance origin is still intriguing.  Which coast would it most likely have come from – the Atlantic or Pacific? Have vagrant Laughing Gulls previously been recorded in the Peruvian Amazon? >  >Other highlights seen last week in Loreto included a Yellow-green Vireo and Neopipo at Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve along with many of the white-sand forest specialties; Wattled Guan, Black-tailed Antbird, Rufous-necked Puffbird, Azure Gallinule and many island/varzea specialties at and near Muyuna Lodge. 4 Celeus species (Ringed, Chestnut, Scaled and Cream-colored) heard or seen behind Muyuna Lodge as well. Many boreal migrants were around as well: Osprey, Barn Swallow, Bank Swallow, Eastern Kingbird, Spotted Sandpiper, Pewee… >  >Daniel J. Lebbin >American Bird Conservancy > > Subject: Comparto articulo S. lorata From: Samuel Amoros <samorosk AT yahoo.com> Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2012 15:06:39 -0800 (PST) Hola a todos, Les envió el link de la publicación que recientemente saqué sobre Sternula lorata en La Libertad (Perú). http://sisbib.unmsm.edu.pe/BVRevistas/biologist/v09_n2/pdf/a04v9n2.pdf Saludos, Samuel SIGNS OF NEW BREEDING SITES FOR PERUVIAN TERN, STERNULA LORATA (CHARADRIIFORMES, LARIDAE) AT LA LIBERTAD, PERU, AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION Samuel Amorós K. Centro para la Conservación Integral de los Ecosistemas Marinos del Pacífico Este – ecOceánica. Dirección de correspondencia del autor: samorosk AT yahoo.com Between March and April 2011, 10 study areas in the desert and coastal plains of La Libertad region were evaluated to locate breeding sites of the Peruvian Tern, Sternula lorata. Aproximately 117 km were (systematically) walked and in the Pampas of Rio Seco (or Rio Chamán), Pacasmayo and Urricape signs of reproduction of this species were found. These signs included: low flying of Peruvian Terns over the observer, terns flying around the observer, birds flying with fish in their beaks to feed their chicks and the presence of one nest with two inactive eggs in Pampa Urricape. The latter is a fact of particular importance because of this species' fidelity to the nest and/or place of nesting. Also, Pampa Urricape was the site with the largest number of individuals, with a total of 22 located. The problem of habitat loss is affecting Peruvian Tern conservation. In this regard, we observed the practice of different economic activities in the desert which are leading to its modification. Among these activities we observed sugar cane crops, chicken barns, lots for homes, and a wind farm proposal. Finally, we propose recommendations for the conservation of the Peruvian Tern such as the revaluation of the desert ecosystem, the increase of its representation within the National System of Natural Protected Areas by the State, and the development of appropriate policies that include the Integrated Management of the Marine Coastal Zone to enable the sustainable development of these areas. INDICIOS DE NUEVOS SITIOS REPRODUCTIVOS DEL GAVIOTÍN PERUANO, STERNULA LORATA (CHARADRIIFORMES, LARIDAE) EN LA LIBERTAD, PERÚ, E IMPLICANCIAS PARA SU CONSERVACIÓN Samuel Amorós K. Centro para la Conservación Integral de los Ecosistemas Marinos del Pacífico Este – ecOceánica. Dirección de correspondencia del autor: samorosk AT yahoo.com Entre marzo y abril del 2011 se evaluaron 10 zonas de estudio de las pampas desérticas y el litoral de la región de La Libertad, Perú, para buscar lugares de reproducción de Sternula lorata (Philippi & Landbeck 1861) “gaviotín peruano”. Se recorrió a pie (sistemáticamente) un aproximado de 117 km y se encontraron indicios de reproducción de la especie en la Pampa de Río Seco (o Río Chamán), en las pampas de Pacasmayo y en la Pampa de Urricape. Estos indicios incluyeron: vuelos rasantes de esta especie sobre el observador, vuelos alrededor del observador, vuelos con pescado en sus picos para alimentar a sus pichones y presencia de un nido con dos huevos inactivos en Pampa Urricape, este último representa un hecho de particular importancia por la fidelidad al nido y/o al lugar de anidación que tiene esta especie. Asimismo, Pampa Urricape fue el lugar con mayor número de individuos, encontrándose un total de 22. La pérdida del hábitat afecta la conservación del gaviotín peruano. Se observó el desarrollo de diferentes actividades económicas en el desierto que conllevan a su modificación. Entre éstas destacan principalmente cultivos de caña de azúcar, galpones para la crianza de pollos, lotes para viviendas y propuesta de un parque eólico. Finalmente, se propone consideraciones para la conservación de esta especie tales como: revalorar el ecosistema de desierto, aumentar su representatividad al interior del Sistema Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas por el Estado, desarrollar políticas adecuadas que incluyan el Manejo Integrado de la Zona Marino Costera que permitan el desarrollo sostenible de estos espacios. Subject: Re: vagrant Laughing Gull in Loreto From: Richard Hoyer <birdernaturalist AT me.com> Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:01:30 -0700 Hey Dan, Great find! It's anyone's guess where that Laughing Gull came from. Where will you post the photos? How did you like Muyuna? I hope to scout there some time later this year for a future tour. I met Analia on a fam trip this past November. Best, Rich --- Rich Hoyer Tucson, Arizona Senior Leader for WINGS http://wingsbirds.com my blog: http://birdernaturalist.blogspot.com fabulous bloggers: http://birdingblogs.com --- On Feb 7, 2012, at 3:21 PM, Dan Lebbin wrote: > > Estimado Birding-Peru: > > > > Yesterday (6 February), I photographed a Laughing Gull perched on a log with a Large-billed Tern in the Rio Amazonas near Centro America, about 10-15 minutes upriver of Tamshiyacu, on the ride back from Muyuna Lodge. It was in basic plumage and showed wear on its wing coverts. Unlike last year�s Shovelers, I don�t think there�s much chance this is a captive escapee, but the question of provenance origin is still intriguing. Which coast would it most likely have come from � the Atlantic or Pacific? Have vagrant Laughing Gulls previously been recorded in the Peruvian Amazon? > > > > Other highlights seen last week in Loreto included a Yellow-green Vireo and Neopipo at Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve along with many of the white-sand forest specialties; Wattled Guan, Black-tailed Antbird, Rufous-necked Puffbird, Azure Gallinule and many island/varzea specialties at and near Muyuna Lodge. 4 Celeus species (Ringed, Chestnut, Scaled and Cream-colored) heard or seen behind Muyuna Lodge as well. Many boreal migrants were around as well: Osprey, Barn Swallow, Bank Swallow, Eastern Kingbird, Spotted Sandpiper, Pewee� > > > > Daniel J. Lebbin > > American Bird Conservancy > > > Subject: vagrant Laughing Gull in Loreto From: Dan Lebbin <dlebbin AT abcbirds.org> Date: Tue, 7 Feb 2012 14:21:29 -0800 Estimado Birding-Peru: Yesterday (6 February), I photographed a Laughing Gull perched on a log with a Large-billed Tern in the Rio Amazonas near Centro America, about 10-15 minutes upriver of Tamshiyacu, on the ride back from Muyuna Lodge. It was in basic plumage and showed wear on its wing coverts. Unlike last year's Shovelers, I don't think there's much chance this is a captive escapee, but the question of provenance origin is still intriguing. Which coast would it most likely have come from - the Atlantic or Pacific? Have vagrant Laughing Gulls previously been recorded in the Peruvian Amazon? Other highlights seen last week in Loreto included a Yellow-green Vireo and Neopipo at Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve along with many of the white-sand forest specialties; Wattled Guan, Black-tailed Antbird, Rufous-necked Puffbird, Azure Gallinule and many island/varzea specialties at and near Muyuna Lodge. 4 Celeus species (Ringed, Chestnut, Scaled and Cream-colored) heard or seen behind Muyuna Lodge as well. Many boreal migrants were around as well: Osprey, Barn Swallow, Bank Swallow, Eastern Kingbird, Spotted Sandpiper, Pewee... Daniel J. Lebbin American Bird Conservancy Subject: Anidamiento de Garcita Tricolor en Humedalesde Ite‏ [1 Attachment] From: Manuel Plenge <plenge.manuel AT gmail.com> Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2012 15:45:15 -0500 Rodolfo Vicetti, autor de 'Aves de la Bah�a de Ite: gu�a fotogr�fica. Computex S.A.C., Lima, pp. 1-54 [2008]', me da a conocer el siguente excelente registro: "Te adjunto las fotos que he tomado sobre el anidamiento de la Garcita Tricolor en los Humedales de Ite. Por suerte pude encontrar este lugar de anidamiento a inicios de enero cerca de una zona desde donde pod�a fotografiar sin perturbar a los padres. La foto de los huevos la tom� aprovechando que los padre no se encontraban en el nido. El d�a s�bado 4 de febrero pude fotografiar al polluelo que aparece en el foto. Deben ser 3 � 4 polluelos; por el lugar del nido no he podido confirmar el n�mero. Creo que esta confirmaci�n de anidamiento en Ite debe difundirse ya que debe ser de inter�s para los que siguen a esta especie". Espero que otros puedan segu�r aportando informaci�n sobre la anidaci�n de �sta especie. Manuel A. Plenge Lima Subject: Re: Larus (Leucophaeus) pipixcan - conteos altos From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo <chamaepetes AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2012 06:45:33 -0800 (PST) Arne Ayer 2 feb 2012 en los Humedales de Eten registre aprox. 16 000 Larus (Leucophaeus) pipixcan Detalles del sitio en e-bird: Lista de aves S9748120 Luego te envio fotos de las amenazas. saludos, fap Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com ________________________________ From: Arne J. Lesterhuis To: "obschile AT gruposyahoo.com.ar" ; "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" ; "aves_ecuador AT gruposyahoo.com" ; "ovum-l AT lista.ciens.ucv.ve" Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 3:58 PM Subject: [Birdingperu] Larus (Leucophaeus) pipixcan - conteos altos   Hola todos,   Estoy buscando sitios con congregaciones grandes de Larus (Leucophaeus) pipixcan en América Latina, para identificar sitios que son de alta importancia para la especie.   Necesito contar con los siguientes datos (preferiblemente desde el año 90 a la fecha):   1) Sitio de observación y ubicación del mismo (coordenadas preferiblemente) 2) Fecha 3) Número de individuos (así sea aproximado) 4) Amenazas? De existir indicar cuales son. 5) Fuente (De aplicar: nombre y correo electrónico del observador)   La población global de la especie está estimada en 470.000-1.490.000 individuos. Sitios claves de importancia global serian las que contienen 1% ó más individuos (9800+ individuos). Sin embargo, todos los datos son bienvenidos, no importa la cantidad de individuos observados.     Los registros que recibo serán acreditados a los autores y agradecidos según corresponda.   Quedo muy agradecido y atento a cualquier duda.   Arne Lesterhuis Birdlife International       Dear All,   I am in search for sites with big concentrations of  Larus(Leucophaeus) pipixcan in Latin America to be able to identify sites of high importance to the species.   I am looking for the following information for records of the species, primarily from 1990 onwards:   1)       Locality (and coordinates) 2)       Date 3)       Number of individuals 4)       Threats? Please specify if there are any. 5)       Source (name and e-mail of observer)   The global population size of the species is estimated at 470.000-1.490.000 individuals. Key sites of global importance would be those sites that hold counts of 1% or more individuals (9800+ individuals).   Records for key sites will be included within the plan and will be accredited accordingly.   Many thanks in advance for your help   Arne Lesterhuis Birdlife International       Subject: RE: Ventanilla From: "Barry Walker" <barry.walker AT manuexpeditions.com> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 17:03:43 -0800 No – no Shovelers but I was rushed and it as quick scan only with no scope Barry De: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com [mailto:Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com] En nombre de Gunnar Engblom Enviado el: Wednesday, February 01, 2012 1:35 PM Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Ventanilla Thanks for sharing Barry. Need the Jabiru for Lima. Any Shovelers? Subject: Re: Ventanilla From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 16:42:48 -0500 Last year there was also a Jabiru at Ventanilla. One of the park guards took a picture. Gunnar Subject: Re: Ventanilla From: Tom Schulenberg <tschulenberg AT gmail.com> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 16:39:07 -0500 > Jan 31st 8:00 am Ventanilla Pools 11 52 95 S 77 09 09 W**** > > Jabiru 2 sub adult > VERY COOL!!! Great bird for Lima! Best wishes, tss Subject: Charla 2 de febrero del 2012 a las 19:00 horas [1 Attachment] From: Karina Quinteros León <qkrina AT yahoo.es> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 21:10:08 +0000 (GMT) Por favor Difundir Charla: “Desarrollo de nuevas técnicas genéticas para estudios de conservación de guacamayos” y “Preferencias de uso de nidos del Guacamayo Escarlata (Ara macao macao) en el sureste del Perú” Expositor: George Olah Australian National University  Lugar: Auditorio del Museo de Historia Natural – UNMSM Fecha y Hora: Jueves 02 de febrero a las 19:00 horas INGRESO LIBRE El Museo de Historia Natural está ubicado en: Av. Arenales Nº 1256, Jesús María, Lima 14, Perú.  Teléfonos: (511) 471-0117 y (511) 470-7918 Subject: Re: Ventanilla From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 16:35:25 -0500 Thanks for sharing Barry. Need the Jabiru for Lima. Any Shovelers? Subject: Ventanilla From: "Barry Walker" <barry.walker AT manuexpeditions.com> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 15:00:59 -0800 Jan 31st 8:00 am Ventanilla Pools 11 52 95 S 77 09 09 W Jabiru 2 sub adult Blue - winged teal one drake Barry Waller ****************************************** Manu Expeditions Quality Natural History & Birding Tours Machu Picchu & Horse Riding www.ManuExpeditions.com www.Birding-In-Peru.com www.ManuWildlifeCenter.com ******************************************* Subject: Re: From: nataly hidalgo <nhidalgoa2 AT yahoo.com.mx> Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2012 08:54:38 -0800 (PST) .. http://mabsan.com/work.link.php?ofhotmailID=21h3 ------------------------------------ Subject: Red Shoveler From: "Barry Walker" <barry.walker AT manuexpeditions.com> Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:34:48 -0800 Red Shoveler -Female plumaged Bird Huacarpay Lakes Cusco 22/01/12 4:00 pm also one seen here July 18th 2011 by Silverio Duri - perhaps a long stayer Barry Walker ****************************************** Manu Expeditions Quality Natural History & Birding Tours Machu Picchu & Horse Riding www.ManuExpeditions.com www.Birding-In-Peru.com www.ManuWildlifeCenter.com ******************************************* Subject: Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru From: "Manuel Sanchez" <jazzmanu AT gmail.com> Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 23:13:15 -0000 Chevere, gracias... saludos Manuel --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo wrote: > > Manuel, > Si, a aproximadamente 15 Km Este del pueblo de sechura, en Piura.  > La fecha de observacion fue 2 oct 2010. > Saludos, > fap  > > > Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > ------------------------------------- > Lambayeque - Peru > chamaepetes AT ... > > > > ________________________________ > From: Manuel Sanchez > To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Sent: Monday, January 23, 2012 3:52 PM > Subject: [Birdingperu] Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru > > >   > Hey Fernando, > > gracias, ese registro tuya en dicha laguna de (7 mil) fue en el noroccidente de Peru, verdad?. > > Quería saber de desplazamientos y en qué épocas (lluvia o verano) > > gracias... > > --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo wrote: > > > > Manuel, > > chequea este mensaje: > > > > > On 3 October 2010 12:57, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo   > > > wrote: > > >  > > >  > > > > > > > > > > > >Dear Birding Peru, > > > > > > > >Yesterday, me & Alex More were recorring lagoons in Sechura desert. At Laguna  > > > >Ã�'`apique we found 25 Comb Duck and around 20 Tawny-throated Dotterels (another  > > > >group of 30 in the middle of the desert). Later in a lagoon with south of  > > > >Ã�'`apique (not local name for this newly formed lagoon), we saw with huge surpise  > > > >around 7000 Chilean flamingos and 5000 Cinnamon teals.   > > > > > > > >Is anyone aware of another site in the coast with such a flamingos  > > > >concentration???. I have found a count of 10000 but at Reserva Salinas y Aguada  > > > >Blanca. Also, how common are big groups of Tawny-throated Dotterels??? > > > > > > > >Best regards, > > > > > > > >fap > > > >  > > > >Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > > > >------------------------------------- > > > >Lambayeque - Peru > > > >chamaepetes AT > > > >  > > > >   > > Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > > ------------------------------------- > > Lambayeque - Peru > > chamaepetes AT > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > > From: Manuel Sanchez > > To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > > Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 10:51 AM > > Subject: [Birdingperu] Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru > > > > > >   > > Hi Peruvian birders, > > > > This message came in espanglish, If some of you have info about (breeding: season, records, etc) of Chilean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus chilensis) in northwest Peru, I would really appreciate the help. > > > > I've read 2 papers about Chilean Flamingo in High Andes but I am looking for info about the Peruvian population in Northwest. ¿They move in winter like the high-andean populations? ¿They breed in northwest Peru in summer? > > > > I think all the Chilean flamingos in Northwest Peru are not internal migrants (vagrants) from the high Andes, so they live there and they are moving into Ecuador. > > > > If there is any paper to read about the Northwest C. Flamingos and if is in your hands and you want to share: MUCHAS GRACIAS. > > > > Manuel Sanchez > > > ------------------------------------ Subject: Re: Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo <chamaepetes AT yahoo.com> Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:07:16 -0800 (PST) Manuel, Si, a aproximadamente 15 Km Este del pueblo de sechura, en Piura.  La fecha de observacion fue 2 oct 2010. Saludos, fap  Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com ________________________________ From: Manuel Sanchez To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, January 23, 2012 3:52 PM Subject: [Birdingperu] Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru   Hey Fernando, gracias, ese registro tuya en dicha laguna de (7 mil) fue en el noroccidente de Peru, verdad?. Quería saber de desplazamientos y en qué épocas (lluvia o verano) gracias... --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo wrote: > > Manuel, > chequea este mensaje: > > > On 3 October 2010 12:57, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo   > > wrote: > >  > >  > > > > > > > > >Dear Birding Peru, > > > > > >Yesterday, me & Alex More were recorring lagoons in Sechura desert. At Laguna  > > >Ã`apique we found 25 Comb Duck and around 20 Tawny-throated Dotterels (another  > > >group of 30 in the middle of the desert). Later in a lagoon with south of  > > >Ã`apique (not local name for this newly formed lagoon), we saw with huge surpise  > > >around 7000 Chilean flamingos and 5000 Cinnamon teals.   > > > > > >Is anyone aware of another site in the coast with such a flamingos  > > >concentration???. I have found a count of 10000 but at Reserva Salinas y Aguada  > > >Blanca. Also, how common are big groups of Tawny-throated Dotterels??? > > > > > >Best regards, > > > > > >fap > > >  > > >Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > > >------------------------------------- > > >Lambayeque - Peru > > >chamaepetes AT > > >  > >   > Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > ------------------------------------- > Lambayeque - Peru > chamaepetes AT ... > > > > ________________________________ > From: Manuel Sanchez > To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 10:51 AM > Subject: [Birdingperu] Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru > > >   > Hi Peruvian birders, > > This message came in espanglish, If some of you have info about (breeding: season, records, etc) of Chilean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus chilensis) in northwest Peru, I would really appreciate the help. > > I've read 2 papers about Chilean Flamingo in High Andes but I am looking for info about the Peruvian population in Northwest. ¿They move in winter like the high-andean populations? ¿They breed in northwest Peru in summer? > > I think all the Chilean flamingos in Northwest Peru are not internal migrants (vagrants) from the high Andes, so they live there and they are moving into Ecuador. > > If there is any paper to read about the Northwest C. Flamingos and if is in your hands and you want to share: MUCHAS GRACIAS. > > Manuel Sanchez > Subject: Re: Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru From: Diego Garcia <dgolae AT yahoo.com> Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:57:53 -0500 Si Manuel, en el departamento de Piura. Fernando en ese correo te esta nombrando la Laguna de Ñapique, que forma parte del grupo de humedales costeros de Piura, junto al Estuario de Virrilá y a los manglares de San Pedro. De mis propias observaciones, recuerdo haber contado cerca de 4000 flamencos en el Estuario de Virrilá en Julio de 2004. Saludos, Diego El 23/01/2012, a las 15:52, "Manuel Sanchez" escribió: > Hey Fernando, > > gracias, ese registro tuya en dicha laguna de (7 mil) fue en el noroccidente de Peru, verdad?. > > Quería saber de desplazamientos y en qué épocas (lluvia o verano) > > gracias... > > --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo wrote: > > > > Manuel, > > chequea este mensaje: > > > > > On 3 October 2010 12:57, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo  > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Dear Birding Peru, > > > > > > > >Yesterday, me & Alex More were recorring lagoons in Sechura desert. At Laguna > > > >Ã`apique we found 25 Comb Duck and around 20 Tawny-throated Dotterels (another > > > >group of 30 in the middle of the desert). Later in a lagoon with south of > > > >Ã`apique (not local name for this newly formed lagoon), we saw with huge surpise > > > >around 7000 Chilean flamingos and 5000 Cinnamon teals.  > > > > > > > >Is anyone aware of another site in the coast with such a flamingos > > > >concentration???. I have found a count of 10000 but at Reserva Salinas y Aguada > > > >Blanca. Also, how common are big groups of Tawny-throated Dotterels??? > > > > > > > >Best regards, > > > > > > > >fap > > > > > > > >Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > > > >------------------------------------- > > > >Lambayeque - Peru > > > >chamaepetes AT > > > > > > > >  > > Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > > ------------------------------------- > > Lambayeque - Peru > > chamaepetes AT ... > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > > From: Manuel Sanchez > > To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > > Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 10:51 AM > > Subject: [Birdingperu] Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru > > > > > >  > > Hi Peruvian birders, > > > > This message came in espanglish, If some of you have info about (breeding: season, records, etc) of Chilean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus chilensis) in northwest Peru, I would really appreciate the help. > > > > I've read 2 papers about Chilean Flamingo in High Andes but I am looking for info about the Peruvian population in Northwest. ¿They move in winter like the high-andean populations? ¿They breed in northwest Peru in summer? > > > > I think all the Chilean flamingos in Northwest Peru are not internal migrants (vagrants) from the high Andes, so they live there and they are moving into Ecuador. > > > > If there is any paper to read about the Northwest C. Flamingos and if is in your hands and you want to share: MUCHAS GRACIAS. > > > > Manuel Sanchez > > > > Subject: Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru From: "Manuel Sanchez" <jazzmanu AT gmail.com> Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 20:52:26 -0000 Hey Fernando, gracias, ese registro tuya en dicha laguna de (7 mil) fue en el noroccidente de Peru, verdad?. Quer�a saber de desplazamientos y en qu� �pocas (lluvia o verano) gracias... --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo wrote: > > Manuel, > chequea este mensaje: > > > On 3 October 2010 12:57, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo   > > wrote: > >  > >  > > > > > > > > >Dear Birding Peru, > > > > > >Yesterday, me & Alex More were recorring lagoons in Sechura desert. At Laguna  > > >Ã`apique we found 25 Comb Duck and around 20 Tawny-throated Dotterels (another  > > >group of 30 in the middle of the desert). Later in a lagoon with south of  > > >Ã`apique (not local name for this newly formed lagoon), we saw with huge surpise  > > >around 7000 Chilean flamingos and 5000 Cinnamon teals.   > > > > > >Is anyone aware of another site in the coast with such a flamingos  > > >concentration???. I have found a count of 10000 but at Reserva Salinas y Aguada  > > >Blanca. Also, how common are big groups of Tawny-throated Dotterels??? > > > > > >Best regards, > > > > > >fap > > >  > > >Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > > >------------------------------------- > > >Lambayeque - Peru > > >chamaepetes AT > > >  > >   > Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > ------------------------------------- > Lambayeque - Peru > chamaepetes AT ... > > > > ________________________________ > From: Manuel Sanchez > To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 10:51 AM > Subject: [Birdingperu] Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru > > >   > Hi Peruvian birders, > > This message came in espanglish, If some of you have info about (breeding: season, records, etc) of Chilean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus chilensis) in northwest Peru, I would really appreciate the help. > > I've read 2 papers about Chilean Flamingo in High Andes but I am looking for info about the Peruvian population in Northwest. ¿They move in winter like the high-andean populations? ¿They breed in northwest Peru in summer? > > I think all the Chilean flamingos in Northwest Peru are not internal migrants (vagrants) from the high Andes, so they live there and they are moving into Ecuador. > > If there is any paper to read about the Northwest C. Flamingos and if is in your hands and you want to share: MUCHAS GRACIAS. > > Manuel Sanchez > ------------------------------------ Subject: Re: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo <chamaepetes AT yahoo.com> Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 08:50:02 -0800 (PST) Manuel, chequea este mensaje: > On 3 October 2010 12:57, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo   > wrote: >  >  > > > > > >Dear Birding Peru, > > > >Yesterday, me & Alex More were recorring lagoons in Sechura desert. At Laguna  > >Ã`apique we found 25 Comb Duck and around 20 Tawny-throated Dotterels (another  > >group of 30 in the middle of the desert). Later in a lagoon with south of  > >Ã`apique (not local name for this newly formed lagoon), we saw with huge surpise  > >around 7000 Chilean flamingos and 5000 Cinnamon teals.   > > > >Is anyone aware of another site in the coast with such a flamingos  > >concentration???. I have found a count of 10000 but at Reserva Salinas y Aguada  > >Blanca. Also, how common are big groups of Tawny-throated Dotterels??? > > > >Best regards, > > > >fap > >  > >Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > >------------------------------------- > >Lambayeque - Peru > >chamaepetes AT ... > >    Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com ________________________________ From: Manuel Sanchez To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 10:51 AM Subject: [Birdingperu] Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru   Hi Peruvian birders, This message came in espanglish, If some of you have info about (breeding: season, records, etc) of Chilean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus chilensis) in northwest Peru, I would really appreciate the help. I've read 2 papers about Chilean Flamingo in High Andes but I am looking for info about the Peruvian population in Northwest. ¿They move in winter like the high-andean populations? ¿They breed in northwest Peru in summer? I think all the Chilean flamingos in Northwest Peru are not internal migrants (vagrants) from the high Andes, so they live there and they are moving into Ecuador. If there is any paper to read about the Northwest C. Flamingos and if is in your hands and you want to share: MUCHAS GRACIAS. Manuel Sanchez Subject: RE: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru From: "David G. Ricalde" <dricalde AT hotmail.com> Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 19:28:05 +0000 Hola Manuel Aqui respuestas a tu correo: Si. Tenemos records de nidificacion luego que H. Plenge y colaboradores encontraron una colonia grande. Estamos con un articulo en preparacion al respecto. Igualmente estamos todavia comentado asuntos con poblaciones del NW de Peru. Adem�s estuve en contacto con Rob Ridgely con respecto a lo que observamos entre Peru y Ecuador. Existe la idea de comentar algo pronto. Junto con varios peruanos tenemos algunos articulos o comunicaciones cortas con respecto a flamencos en Peru que est�n finalizandose ahora. Si tienes otras preguntas solamente avisa. Ser� de mucho agrado compartir informaciones sobre flamencos. Saludos David ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ David G. Ricalde, M.Sc. Biologist Consultant in Conservation, Sustainable Development, Wildlife Management, and Ecotourism Development in the Andes and Amazonia E-mail: dricalde AT hotmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com From: jazzmanu AT gmail.com Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 15:51:00 +0000 Subject: [Birdingperu] Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru Hi Peruvian birders, This message came in espanglish, If some of you have info about (breeding: season, records, etc) of Chilean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus chilensis) in northwest Peru, I would really appreciate the help. I've read 2 papers about Chilean Flamingo in High Andes but I am looking for info about the Peruvian population in Northwest. �They move in winter like the high-andean populations? �They breed in northwest Peru in summer? I think all the Chilean flamingos in Northwest Peru are not internal migrants (vagrants) from the high Andes, so they live there and they are moving into Ecuador. If there is any paper to read about the Northwest C. Flamingos and if is in your hands and you want to share: MUCHAS GRACIAS. Manuel Sanchez Subject: Help with Chilean Flamingo info from north-west Peru From: "Manuel Sanchez" <jazzmanu AT gmail.com> Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 15:51:00 -0000 Hi Peruvian birders, This message came in espanglish, If some of you have info about (breeding: season, records, etc) of Chilean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus chilensis) in northwest Peru, I would really appreciate the help. I've read 2 papers about Chilean Flamingo in High Andes but I am looking for info about the Peruvian population in Northwest. �They move in winter like the high-andean populations? �They breed in northwest Peru in summer? I think all the Chilean flamingos in Northwest Peru are not internal migrants (vagrants) from the high Andes, so they live there and they are moving into Ecuador. If there is any paper to read about the Northwest C. Flamingos and if is in your hands and you want to share: MUCHAS GRACIAS. Manuel Sanchez ------------------------------------ Subject: Re: Lake Salinas From: Juan Chalco <juanchalco AT yahoo.com> Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 16:46:32 -0800 (PST) Fernando, Gracias por el dato. Un Abrazo y Feliz Año!   JJ From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo To: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" Cc: Luis Alza Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 7:13 AM Subject: Re: [Birdingperu] Lake Salinas   Juan, You better contact Luis Alza (luis.alza AT corbidi.org; alza.luis AT gmail.com) from CORBIDI (cc in this message), who manages the peruvian part of the Grupo de Conservacion de Flamencos Andinos: http://www.corbidi.org/Investigacion/Flamingos.html Un abrazo, fap Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com From: Juan Chalco To: "birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 6:52 AM Subject: [Birdingperu] Lake Salinas   Hello, Just coming back from Lake Salinas, the best news is 238 Andean Flamingos, new for me... :-), and 3 of them ringed. Anyone has the link of the Flamingos of Southamerica Association? or something like that, in order to report the ringed ones. Thanks in advance. Juan Chalco Subject: Re: Lake Salinas From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo <chamaepetes AT yahoo.com> Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 04:13:30 -0800 (PST) Juan, You better contact Luis Alza (luis.alza AT corbidi.org; alza.luis AT gmail.com) from CORBIDI (cc in this message), who manages the peruvian part of the Grupo de Conservacion de Flamencos Andinos: http://www.corbidi.org/Investigacion/Flamingos.html Un abrazo, fap   Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com ________________________________ From: Juan Chalco To: "birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 6:52 AM Subject: [Birdingperu] Lake Salinas   Hello, Just coming back from Lake Salinas, the best news is 238 Andean Flamingos, new for me... :-), and 3 of them ringed. Anyone has the link of the Flamingos of Southamerica Association? or something like that, in order to report the ringed ones. Thanks in advance.   Juan Chalco   Subject: Lake Salinas From: Juan Chalco <juanchalco AT yahoo.com> Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 03:52:05 -0800 (PST) Hello, Just coming back�from Lake Salinas, the best news is 238 Andean Flamingos, new for me... :-),�and 3 of them ringed. Anyone has the link of the Flamingos of Southamerica Association? or something like that, in order to report the ringed ones. Thanks in advance. � Juan Chalco Subject: Pasantias en Nuevo Mexico From: Diego García Olaechea <dgolae AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2012 08:16:46 -0800 (PST) PASANTIAS INTERNACIONALES 2012 EN MONUMENTO NACIONAL BANDELIER El Monumento Nacional Bandelier será anfitrión de dos “Voluntarios Internacionales en Parques” (IVIPs, pasantesinternacionales) del 7 de mayo a 19 de octubre 2012.  Estos pasantes internacionales apoyarán la protección de las avesmigratorias a través de proyectos de monitoreo y educación de aves en el Monumento Nacional de Bandelier (Nuevo México) y el Parque Nacional Mesa Verde (Colorado). Esta pasantía le dará a los pasantes mucho tiempo aprendiendo a identificar, determinar edad y sexo, y anillar aves terrestres con un anillador de aves experimentado o miembro del personal del Monumento Nacional Bandelier.  Un enfoque principal será el uso de limites de muda, barras de crecimiento, y estructura de las plumas para determinar información de edad.  Los pasantes también presentarán programas educativos sobre aves en aulas de clases y en viajes de campo escolares a la estación de anillamiento en Bandelier, por lo tanto, experiencia y/o interés en la educación ambiental es un plus. Esta oportunidad está abierta para todos los candidatos calificados de Latino América (México, Centro América y Sur América) y el Caribe.  Para aplicar, los requisitos básicos son: 1) experiencia en anillado de aves y comodidad manipulando extrayendo aves de redes de niebla; 2) experiencia con educación ambiental relacionado con las aves u otros temas de conservación; 3) por lo menos un nivel intermedio de Inglés (lectura, escritura, comprensión y expresión oral); 4) licencia de conducir valida del país de origen y suficiente experiencia conduciendo; y 5) una actitud entusiasta y alegre. Hay un poco de flexibilidad en los requisitos básicos, entre ellos: 1) podemos aceptar un solicitante con menos experiencia con anillamiento pero con un nivel intermedio a avanzado de inglés y experiencia con programas educativos, siempre y cuando el otro pasante tenga habilidad avanzada en anillamiento de aves; 2) podemos aceptar un solicitante con inglés básico a intermedio y con un nivel relativamente alto en anillamiento de aves, siempre y cuando el otro pasante tenga un nivel intermedio a avanzado en inglés; 3) podemos aceptar un candidato sin experiencia de conducción, siempre y cuando el otro pasante tenga licencia de conducir vigente de su país de origen y varios años de experiencia.  Ambos pasantes deben ser capaces de comprender comunicaciones de seguridad y radio e impartir presentaciones en idioma inglés. Los candidatos deben ser capaces de aplicar los conocimientos que adquieran en los EEUU en esfuerzos de conservación en parques nacionales, áreas protegidas o Áreas Importantes para Aves en sus países de origen. Los pasantes reciben US $750.00 al mes para alimentación y gastos misceláneos, y el parque cubre gastos de boleto aéreo, hospedaje, equipo necesario, y trámite de la requerida visa J1. Los aplicantes potenciales deben estar en su país natal durante los 3 meses anteriores a la pasantíapor motivos de la visa. Los candidatos sobresalientes podrán revisar una descripción detallada de la posición y será requerido que den una entrevista telefónica en idioma inglés.  Dirija su aplicación al supervisor de pasantía, Stephen Fettig, Biólogo de Vida Silvestre, pero envíelo por correo electrónico a Mariamar Gutiérrez, amariamargutierrez AT hotmail.com antes de la fecha limite del 1 de febrero de 2012. Una aplicación completa consiste de: 1) una carta de intención en inglés especificando por qué su interés en la pasantía y cómo se dio cuenta de esta oportunidad; 2) un CV (en español está bien); y 3) nombres e información de contacto (email) de al menos dos referencias profesionales. Por favor no incluya fotografías o copias de certificados en su aplicación y no contacte a los parques directamente. Las aplicaciones incompletas o aquellas recibidas después de la fecha limite no serán consideradas.   DIEGO GARCÍA OLAECHEA Investigador Asociado División Ornitología CORBIDI Lima, Perú http://www.corbidi.org  Subject: Re: Least Tern From: Rob Williams <rob AT szfperu.org> Date: Sun, 01 Jan 2012 20:55:54 -0500 Hi Roger and Alvaro Thanks for that � very interesting that the species is evidently rare in coastal Ecuador if Ben Haase has only ever seen 3 but reaches Chile. I�ll try and get offshore and look for them. I wonder if juveniles are being overlooked amongst juvenile Peruvian Terns? Anyone know when they get the yellow bill coloration? Happy new year to all Rob > > > > All, > > To add a more southern context, in Chile there is one unpublished record. > The bird in the website below was originally posted as Peruvian Tern, but > in my opinion is proof of Chile�s only Least Tern record. There is only one > photo, but the nearly entirely yellow bill and relatively pale body plumage > led me to this identification. I would assume that like Peruvian Tern and > some populations of Least (wintering in Mexico), that the Least Terns in > South America are at least partly pelagic. This may be part of the reason > one sees so few Peruvians (they may be more common than suspected), and > perhaps why there are spotty records of Least in the Pacific. To give an > example I have seen no Peruvian Terns from the coast of Chile near Arica, > yet on pelagic trips I would say we see them there on at least 80% of the > outings. That is to say, they are expected, but at least 3-5 miles offshore! > Whether they roost offshore or not, or have very specific areas where they > sleep is unknown. > > http://www.avesdechile.cl/294.htm > > regards, > > Alvaro > > Alvaro Jaramillo > > chucao AT coastside.net > > Half Moon Bay, California > > Field Guides - Birding Tours Worldwide > > www.fieldguides.com > > _____ > > From: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com ] > On > Behalf Of roger ahlman > Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2011 10:19 AM > To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Subject: SV: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru > > Dear All > > Interesting that it can be called uncommon which suggests that it can be > seen in some numbers. In Ecuador there are only three records of Least Tern. > The only site along the Ecuadorian coast that is reasonably well birded is > around Salinas at the tip of the Santa Elena peninsula. Long-term Dutch > resident Ben Haase is the one who has seen all three, two from there and one > from the Esmeraldas province. Surely the species must be over-looked to some > extent in Ecuador. > > Happy New Year > > Roger > > _____ > > Fr�n: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > > Till: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com " > > > Skickat: fredag, 30 december 2011 20:07 > �mne: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru > > Hi everybody: > > I have seen the species this year in february in el Manglar de San Pedro, > Piura, i saw 3 birds among a big flock of several other species of terns and > gulls. > > L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > > Curador - �rea de Ornitolog�a,Coleccion Cient�fica > > Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A > > Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos > > Vallecito - Cercado > > Arequipa, Per� > http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ > http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ > > _____ > > De: Javier Barrio > > Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Enviado: Viernes, diciembre 30, 2011 6:33 P.M. > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru > > It is uncommon in the central coast, specifically where there is a mixture > of rocky coastline and sandy beaches. If you really spend a lot of time at > each place you will see it at every visit. I have seen it in less than one > hr visits in 3 places in Paracas, and three times in Puerto Huarmey, just > mentioning known areas... just including 2009, 2010 and 2011. > > Javier > > 2011/12/30 Rob Williams > > > Hi All > > Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have always > been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite > spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter > and looking through a lot of tern roosts. > > Happy New Year to all > > Rob > > > > > Back to top <#toc> > Reply to sender > 0Peru> | Reply to group Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> | Reply via web post > zU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDcEc2VjA2Rtc2c > Ec2xrA3JwbHkEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTQzMjQ5Mg--?act=reply&messageNum=8147> > Messages in this topic > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDcEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Z0cGMEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTQzMjQ5MgR0cGNJZAM4MTQx> (7) > 2c. > Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDgEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Ztc2cEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTQzMjQ5Mg--> > > Posted by: "Javier Barrio" javbar AT gmail.com > Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> javbar68 > > > Sat Dec 31, 2011 2:46 pm (PST) > > > > sht... I'm wrong, I was looking at all Sternula and answer too fast... only > once, 21 Feb 2009, 2, long black bills, like small S. hirundo, small lagoon > (temporal?) SW of Sechura town on the road to Parachique lagoon. > > No bird list, seen not far from the road (did not write down distance from > road). > > Javier > > 2011/12/31 roger ahlman > > > >> > ** >> > >> > >> > Dear All >> > >> > Interesting that it can be called uncommon which suggests that it can be >> > seen in some numbers. In Ecuador there are only three records of Least >> > Tern. The only site along the Ecuadorian coast that is reasonably well >> > birded is around Salinas at the tip of the Santa Elena peninsula. Long-term >> > Dutch resident Ben Haase is the one who has seen all three, two from there >> > and one from the Esmeraldas province. Surely the species must be >> > over-looked to some extent in Ecuador. >> > >> > Happy New Year >> > Roger >> > >> > > > > > Back to top <#toc> > Reply to sender > u> | Reply to group Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> | Reply via web post > zU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDgEc2VjA2Rtc2c > Ec2xrA3JwbHkEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTQzMjQ5Mg--?act=reply&messageNum=8148> > Messages in this topic > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDgEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Z0cGMEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTQzMjQ5MgR0cGNJZAM4MTQx> (7) > 2d. > Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDkEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Ztc2cEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTQzMjQ5Mg--> > > Posted by: "Javier Barrio" javbar AT gmail.com > Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> javbar68 > > > Sat Dec 31, 2011 3:13 pm (PST) > > > > 24 feb 2009, not 21. > J > > 2011/12/31 Javier Barrio > > >> > sht... 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Groups Terms of Use >> | Unsubscribe >> >> >> Subject: Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru From: Javier Barrio <javbar AT gmail.com> Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 18:13:57 -0500 24 feb 2009, not 21. J 2011/12/31 Javier Barrio > sht... I'm wrong, I was looking at all Sternula and answer too fast... > only once, 21 Feb 2009, 2, long black bills, like small S. hirundo, small > lagoon (temporal?) SW of Sechura town on the road to Parachique lagoon. > > No bird list, seen not far from the road (did not write down distance from > road). > > Javier > > > > > 2011/12/31 roger ahlman > >> ** >> >> >> Dear All >> >> Interesting that it can be called uncommon which suggests that it can be >> seen in some numbers. In Ecuador there are only three records of Least >> Tern. The only site along the Ecuadorian coast that is reasonably well >> birded is around Salinas at the tip of the Santa Elena peninsula. Long-term >> Dutch resident Ben Haase is the one who has seen all three, two from there >> and one from the Esmeraldas province. Surely the species must be >> over-looked to some extent in Ecuador. >> >> Happy New Year >> Roger >> >> Subject: Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru From: Javier Barrio <javbar AT gmail.com> Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 17:46:42 -0500 sht... I'm wrong, I was looking at all Sternula and answer too fast... only once, 21 Feb 2009, 2, long black bills, like small S. hirundo, small lagoon (temporal?) SW of Sechura town on the road to Parachique lagoon. No bird list, seen not far from the road (did not write down distance from road). Javier 2011/12/31 roger ahlman > ** > > > Dear All > > Interesting that it can be called uncommon which suggests that it can be > seen in some numbers. In Ecuador there are only three records of Least > Tern. The only site along the Ecuadorian coast that is reasonably well > birded is around Salinas at the tip of the Santa Elena peninsula. Long-term > Dutch resident Ben Haase is the one who has seen all three, two from there > and one from the Esmeraldas province. Surely the species must be > over-looked to some extent in Ecuador. > > Happy New Year > Roger > > Subject: RE: Status of Least Tern in Peru From: "Alvaro Jaramillo" <chucao AT coastside.net> Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 11:08:28 -0800 All, To add a more southern context, in Chile there is one unpublished record. The bird in the website below was originally posted as Peruvian Tern, but in my opinion is proof of Chile�s only Least Tern record. There is only one photo, but the nearly entirely yellow bill and relatively pale body plumage led me to this identification. I would assume that like Peruvian Tern and some populations of Least (wintering in Mexico), that the Least Terns in South America are at least partly pelagic. This may be part of the reason one sees so few Peruvians (they may be more common than suspected), and perhaps why there are spotty records of Least in the Pacific. To give an example I have seen no Peruvian Terns from the coast of Chile near Arica, yet on pelagic trips I would say we see them there on at least 80% of the outings. That is to say, they are expected, but at least 3-5 miles offshore! Whether they roost offshore or not, or have very specific areas where they sleep is unknown. http://www.avesdechile.cl/294.htm regards, Alvaro Alvaro Jaramillo chucao AT coastside.net Half Moon Bay, California Field Guides - Birding Tours Worldwide www.fieldguides.com _____ From: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com [mailto:Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of roger ahlman Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2011 10:19 AM To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Subject: SV: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru Dear All Interesting that it can be called uncommon which suggests that it can be seen in some numbers. In Ecuador there are only three records of Least Tern. The only site along the Ecuadorian coast that is reasonably well birded is around Salinas at the tip of the Santa Elena peninsula. Long-term Dutch resident Ben Haase is the one who has seen all three, two from there and one from the Esmeraldas province. Surely the species must be over-looked to some extent in Ecuador. Happy New Year Roger _____ Fr�n: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Till: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" Skickat: fredag, 30 december 2011 20:07 �mne: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru Hi everybody: I have seen the species this year in february in el Manglar de San Pedro, Piura, i saw 3 birds among a big flock of several other species of terns and gulls. L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Curador - �rea de Ornitolog�a,Coleccion Cient�fica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - Cercado Arequipa, Per� http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ _____ De: Javier Barrio Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Enviado: Viernes, diciembre 30, 2011 6:33 P.M. Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru It is uncommon in the central coast, specifically where there is a mixture of rocky coastline and sandy beaches. If you really spend a lot of time at each place you will see it at every visit. I have seen it in less than one hr visits in 3 places in Paracas, and three times in Puerto Huarmey, just mentioning known areas... just including 2009, 2010 and 2011. Javier 2011/12/30 Rob Williams Hi All Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have always been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter and looking through a lot of tern roosts. Happy New Year to all Rob Subject: SV: Status of Least Tern in Peru From: roger ahlman <rahlman2002 AT yahoo.se> Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 18:18:46 +0000 (GMT) Dear All Interesting that it can be called uncommon which suggests that it can be seen in some numbers. In Ecuador there are only three records of Least Tern. The only site along the Ecuadorian coast that is reasonably well birded is around Salinas at the tip of the Santa Elena peninsula. Long-term Dutch resident Ben Haase is the one who has seen all three, two from there and one from the Esmeraldas province. Surely the species must be over-looked to some extent in Ecuador. Happy New Year Roger ________________________________ Från: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Till: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" Skickat: fredag, 30 december 2011 20:07 Ämne: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru   Hi everybody: I have seen the species this year in february in el Manglar de San Pedro, Piura, i saw 3 birds among a big flock of several other species of terns and gulls.   L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Curador - Área de Ornitología,Coleccion Científica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - Cercado Arequipa, Perú http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ ________________________________ De: Javier Barrio Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Enviado: Viernes, diciembre 30, 2011 6:33 P.M. Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru   It is uncommon in the central coast, specifically where there is a mixture of rocky coastline and sandy beaches. If you really spend a lot of time at each place you will see it at every visit. I have seen it in less than one hr visits in 3 places in Paracas, and three times in Puerto Huarmey, just mentioning known areas... just including 2009, 2010 and 2011. Javier 2011/12/30 Rob Williams >  >Hi All > >Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have always been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter and looking through a lot of tern roosts. > >Happy New Year to all > >Rob > > Subject: Re: Digest Number 2525 From: Rob Williams <rob AT szfperu.org> Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 10:18:25 -0500 Thanks Mauricio and Javier Very interesting and strange that it just does not seem to be seen in Lambayeque � I have spent more than 3 boreal winters birding here (some years walking the beach 1-2 hours a day) and have never seen the species here � all small terns I have ever seen here have been Peruvian. I must look harder � something to do on New Year�s day! Best wishes and happy new year Rob On 31/12/2011 10:16, "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" wrote: > > > Birding Peru > E1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BHNlYwNoZHIEc2xrA2hwaARzdGltZQMx > MzI1MzQ0NTY3> > > > Messages In This Digest (4 Messages) > > 1a. 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I have always > been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite > spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter > and looking through a lot of tern roosts. > > Happy New Year to all > > Rob > > > > > Back to top <#toc> > Reply to sender > > | Reply to group Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> | Reply via web post > zU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDEEc2VjA2Rtc2c > Ec2xrA3JwbHkEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2Nw--?act=reply&messageNum=8141> > Messages in this topic > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDEEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Z0cGMEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2NwR0cGNJZAM4MTQx> (3) > 1b. > Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDIEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Ztc2cEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2Nw--> > > Posted by: "Javier Barrio" javbar AT gmail.com > Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> javbar68 > > > Fri Dec 30, 2011 3:33 pm (PST) > > > > It is uncommon in the central coast, specifically where there is a mixture > of rocky coastline and sandy beaches. If you really spend a lot of time at > each place you will see it at every visit. I have seen it in less than one > hr visits in 3 places in Paracas, and three times in Puerto Huarmey, just > mentioning known areas... just including 2009, 2010 and 2011. > > Javier > > 2011/12/30 Rob Williams > > >> > ** >> > >> > >> > Hi All >> > >> > Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have >> > always been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite >> > spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter >> > and looking through a lot of tern roosts. >> > >> > Happy New Year to all >> > >> > Rob >> > >> > >> > > > > > Back to top <#toc> > Reply to sender > u> | Reply to group Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> | Reply via web post > zU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDIEc2VjA2Rtc2c > Ec2xrA3JwbHkEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2Nw--?act=reply&messageNum=8142> > Messages in this topic > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDIEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Z0cGMEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2NwR0cGNJZAM4MTQx> (3) > 1c. > Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDMEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Ztc2cEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2Nw--> > > Posted by: "Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis" mugartelewis AT yahoo.com > Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> mugartelewis > > > Fri Dec 30, 2011 5:07 pm (PST) > > > > Hi everybody: > I have seen the species this year in february in el Manglar de San Pedro, > Piura, i saw 3 birds among a big flock of several other species of terns and > gulls. > > � > L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > > Curador - �rea de Ornitolog�a,Coleccion Cient�fica > Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A > Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos > Vallecito - Cercado > Arequipa, Per� > http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ > http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ > > ________________________________ > De: Javier Barrio > > Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Enviado: Viernes, diciembre 30, 2011 6:33 P.M. > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru > > > � > It is uncommon in the�central coast, specifically where there is a mixture > of�rocky coastline and sandy beaches. If you really spend a lot of time at > each place you will see it at every visit. I have seen it in less than one hr > visits in 3 places in Paracas, and three times in Puerto Huarmey, just > mentioning known areas... just including 2009, 2010 and 2011. > > Javier > > 2011/12/30 Rob Williams > > >> >� >> >Hi All >> > >> >Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have always >> been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite spending >> a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter and looking >> through a lot of tern roosts. >> > >> >Happy New Year to all >> > >> >Rob >> > >> > > > > > > Back to top <#toc> > Reply to sender > %20Peru> | Reply to group Re%3A%20Status%20of%20Least%20Tern%20in%20Peru> | Reply via web post > zU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDMEc2VjA2Rtc2c > Ec2xrA3JwbHkEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2Nw--?act=reply&messageNum=8143> > Messages in this topic > F9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzQ0Njg5NzcEZ3Jwc3BJZAMxNzA1MDY1Nzg3BG1zZ0lkAzgxNDMEc2V > jA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Z0cGMEc3RpbWUDMTMyNTM0NDU2NwR0cGNJZAM4MTQx> (3) > 2. > Semifinals - Bird World Cup. 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Only to lose them shortly after. Again. Follow AT kolibrix Reply Retweet 20:38 Dec-30 Get a signature like this. CLICK HERE. Subject: Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru From: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis <mugartelewis AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2011 17:07:07 -0800 (PST) Hi everybody: I have seen the species this year in february in el Manglar de San Pedro, Piura, i saw 3 birds among a big flock of several other species of terns and gulls.   L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Curador - Área de Ornitología,Coleccion Científica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - Cercado Arequipa, Perú http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ ________________________________ De: Javier Barrio Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Enviado: Viernes, diciembre 30, 2011 6:33 P.M. Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Status of Least Tern in Peru   It is uncommon in the central coast, specifically where there is a mixture of rocky coastline and sandy beaches. If you really spend a lot of time at each place you will see it at every visit. I have seen it in less than one hr visits in 3 places in Paracas, and three times in Puerto Huarmey, just mentioning known areas... just including 2009, 2010 and 2011. Javier 2011/12/30 Rob Williams >  >Hi All > >Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have always been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter and looking through a lot of tern roosts. > >Happy New Year to all > >Rob > > Subject: Re: Status of Least Tern in Peru From: Javier Barrio <javbar AT gmail.com> Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2011 18:33:04 -0500 It is uncommon in the central coast, specifically where there is a mixture of rocky coastline and sandy beaches. If you really spend a lot of time at each place you will see it at every visit. I have seen it in less than one hr visits in 3 places in Paracas, and three times in Puerto Huarmey, just mentioning known areas... just including 2009, 2010 and 2011. Javier 2011/12/30 Rob Williams > ** > > > Hi All > > Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have > always been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite > spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter > and looking through a lot of tern roosts. > > Happy New Year to all > > Rob > > > Subject: Status of Least Tern in Peru From: Rob Williams <rob AT szfperu.org> Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2011 15:37:03 -0500 Hi All Has anyone seen a Least Tern anywhere in Peru in recent years? I have always been on the lookout for this species but have never seen one despite spending a lot of time on the northern coast of Peru in the Boreal winter and looking through a lot of tern roosts. Happy New Year to all Rob Subject: Bird World Cup From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2011 13:10:51 -0500 Merry Christmas!!! Two birds of the 8 species in the quarter finals of Bird World Cup occurs in Peru. http://birdingblogs.com/2011/Gunnar/quarter-finals-world-bird-cup Did you vote yet? Gunnar Subject: A paper of interest From: Jacob Socolar <jacob.socolar AT gmail.com> Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2011 02:09:52 -0500 Hola con todos, The following paper just came out in PLoS One. The journal is open access and everybody should be able to see the article. The bottom line is that we visited an (almost) completely undisturbed elevational transect on the Cerros del Sira, sampling birds in the exact camps where John Terborgh and John Weske surveyed 40 years ago. In that time span, bird species have shifted their centers of elevational abundance upwards by approximately 50 meters. The implication is that this shift may be the result of climate change. See the link here: http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0028535 Good birding, Jacob Socolar Subject: World Cup for Birds - Just for fun! From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 22:20:53 -0500 Hi allPeru has four species among the 16 finalists of the World Cup for Birds. *Inca Tern *takes on *Shoebill* and it is a very even game after the first five hours. You would have thought *Harpy Eagle* would have no problem with *Blue Bird-of-Paradise*, but Harpy is only in a very tiny lead. *Marvelous Spatuletail* is simply crushing its neighbor *Long-whiskered Owlet* in the Amazonas department derby. It will be a long week and nothing shall be taken for granted. Vote and follow the game on birdingblogs.com http://birdingblogs.com/2011/Gunnar/the-ultimate-bird Saludos Gunnar PS: Black Tern in Cusco yesterday. Male American Redstart in Lima on Friday and Swallow-tailed Hummingbird reported from Aguas Calientes a few days ago. Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Kolibri Expeditions Gunnar's Blog BirdingBlogs.com AvistarPeru 2011 Follow me on Twitter Become friends with me on Facebook Call me: +51 988 555 938 RPM: #752755 Skype: kolibrixx Subject: 2012 Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine - registration open From: Erica Marx <ericavanetten AT gmail.com> Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 09:55:47 -0500 Dear Fellow Birders- Missing out on some northern birds? The National Audubon Society has opened registration for their legendary 6-day birding programs for adults, teens and families at the historic Audubon Camp in Maine on Hog Island. � Pete Dunne, Scott Weidensaul, Steve Kress, Lang Elliott, Don Kroodsma, Bill Thompson III and many more expert ornithologists, naturalists, educators and authors will be in residence during the 2012 sessions. �Website: http://hogisland.audubon.org Hog Island Audubon Camp is run by the Seabird Restoration Program (Project Puffin) of the National Audubon Society. All summer programs include field trips to nearby Eastern Egg Rock, where Dr. Steve Kress and his team of biologists have successfully restored an island colony of Atlantic Puffins, and Roseate, Arctic and Common Terns. Immerse yourself in the joy of birding with expert-led workshops, lively evening presentations, saltwater birding tours and trips to diverse habitats on the Maine coast. �Roger Tory Peterson was the camp�s first birding instructor in 1936 and many of America�s finest naturalists, including Rachel Carson, have spent time on the 330-acre wildlife sanctuary, located in mid-coast Maine, on Muscongus Bay. Participants live in restored wooden buildings dating back to the early 1900�s and are treated to three fabulous meals each day, prepared by chef extraordinaire Janii Laberge. 2012 Programs:Maine Seabird Biology & Conservation - June 3-8 & Sept 9-14Joy of Birding - June 10-15 & June 24-29Field Ornithology - June 17�22Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens - June 17�22 & June 24�29Sharing Nature: An Educator's Week- July 19�24Family Camp - August 19�24Audubon Chapter Leadership Program - August 26�31Living on the Wind: Fall Migration and Monhegan Island - September 16�21 For more information or to enroll, visit http://hogisland.audubon.org or call (607) 257-7308 x 14. �You may also contact me at hogisland AT audubon.org. �Many programs sell out quickly so it is worth registering early. Nearly 100 scholarships are offered each year by local Audubon Chapters and birding clubs - see the website for more information.�$50 earlybird discount for registrations received by December 15th. I hope to see you on the island next summer! Posting submitted by: Erica Marx (Van Etten)evanetten AT audubon.orgProgram CoordinatorAudubon Camp in Maine on Hog IslandNational Audubon Society159 Sapsucker Woods RoadIthaca, NY 14850(607) 257-7308 x14 Post to listserv approved by Gunnar Engblom, moderator of birdingperu ------------------------------------ Subject: owling trip to Peru From: iain tomlinson <iaintom AT gmail.com> Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2011 17:17:59 -0800 A couple of months ago I visited Peru to look for owls. I was lucky to see 19 species of owl, and heard only another species. Many thanks to everyone from this group who gave me advice, and to all the kind and helpful people along the way. Details of the trip are available at: http://iainsowls.blogspot.com/2011/04/updated-peru.html Subject: Red-billed Ground-Cuckoo From: kolibriexp AT gmail.com Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 14:29:03 +0000 Fredrik Brammer is searching for photos of Red-billed Ground-Cuckoo for a book on cuckoos. Anyone? Gunnar Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Movistar ------------------------------------ Subject: Red-billed Ground-Cuckoo From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 03:18:04 -0500 Anyone has pictures of Red-billed Ground-Cuckoo? Fredrik Brammer is writing a book about cuckoos around the world, but doesn+t have photos. Can anyone help? Saludos Gunnar Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Kolibri Expeditions Gunnar's Blog BirdingBlogs.com AvistarPeru 2011 Follow me on Twitter Become friends with me on Facebook Call me: +51 988 555 938 RPM: #752755 Skype: kolibrixx Subject: RE: Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail From: Dan Lebbin <dlebbin AT abcbirds.org> Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2011 19:36:29 -0800 There are also 4 beds (bunkbeds) at Huembo itself if you want to stay there. Santos Montenegro is the reserve manager for Huembo. If interested, see http://www.ecoanperu.org/lechucitabigotona/eblb_eng_huembo.htm for more information and contact reservas AT ecoanperu.org to book your stay. All proceeds from entrance fees and staying here go directly to ECOAN to help manage the reserve, keep the feeders full and pay reserve staff. I was last at Huembo on November 4th and there were ~ 4 spatuletails (3 males, 1 female) visiting the lower feeding area. You should also consult ECOAN about checking out their new research center at Abra Patricia and consider staying there on your trip through as well. There is now an Undulated Antpitta habituated to worm feeding at Abra Patricia / Owlet Lodge, see this story for photos http://www.abcbirds.org/newsandreports/stories/111118.html. Good luck and good birding, -Dan Lebbin American Bird Conservancy From: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com [mailto:Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Larry Sirvio Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2011 8:35 PM To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Birdingperu] Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail If you go to Pomacochas you should stay at Puerto Pumas Hotel. The grounds there are fabulous for birding. Whoever is doing the groundskeeping should get an award. It is close to the Spatuletail Center. Larry Sirvio ----- Original Message ----- From: Gunnar Engblom To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2011 5:41 PM Subject: Re: [Birdingperu] Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail Hi Dr Pyser (cc...BirdingPeru...as there may be information of interest to others in my reply)... Sorry for the delay in answering your query. Just heard from our group that visited Leimebamba two days ago that the spatuletail is not coming to the feeders. Seemingly, they are nesting now as are many other species, so there is relatively little activity at the feeders. There is little activity also by the the Huembo feeders, but there is a lek nearby. Key thing for you is to connect with Santos Montenegro. He knows where to go and also has some land above his house that always is good for the Spatuletail I made an interview with Santos last year, that you find here; http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/index.php/santos-marvellous-spatuletail-guy/ You could stay also in Pomacochas which will be closer than Pedro Ruiz. Hostels are very inexpensive. Otherwise, ask Santos where you could camp. Maybe right in front of his house...Would be safe and good birding nearby. We have a planned group between Dec 13-21 in Northern Peru. Maybe we see you along the way. Saludos Gunnar On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 2:27 PM, doctorpyserphd > wrote: Greetings! I am a biologist traveling around Peru at the moment and I wanted to get some advice on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail. I have talked with various Peruvian birders and biologists and they have given me a great deal of valuable information, but I was hoping to get some more advice. I have heard that the Spatuletail has not been seen recently at feeders around Leimebamba, is this true? Am I better off going to the ECOAN Spatuletail Interpretation Center near Pomacochas? I also heard from a bird tour guide that there is a group of investigators researching the Yellow-tailed Wooly-Monkey nearby and that it may be possible to camp with them. I have not been able to find any information about this group online, does anyone here have contact information or know where they are staying? Does anyone have any advice on where to camp in the area? I was planning on paying a local land-owner in Pedro Ruiz to camp on his property and then taking collectivos to either Pomacochas or Leimebamba. Any suggestions would be welcomed. Lastly, if anyone is in the area and wants to meet up for birding, I will be arriving in Chiclayo on December 6th or so and staying until the 18th. Thank you for your time! Cheers! -- Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Gunnar's Blog - updated frequently. http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/ Follow me on www.twitter.com/kolibrix http://www.facebook.com/Gunnar.Engblom/ Subject: Re: Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail From: "Larry Sirvio" <lmsirvio AT comcast.net> Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2011 19:34:47 -0600 If you go to Pomacochas you should stay at Puerto Pumas Hotel. The grounds there are fabulous for birding. Whoever is doing the groundskeeping should get an award. It is close to the Spatuletail Center. Larry Sirvio ----- Original Message ----- From: Gunnar Engblom To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2011 5:41 PM Subject: Re: [Birdingperu] Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail Hi Dr Pyser (cc...BirdingPeru...as there may be information of interest to others in my reply)... Sorry for the delay in answering your query. Just heard from our group that visited Leimebamba two days ago that the spatuletail is not coming to the feeders. Seemingly, they are nesting now as are many other species, so there is relatively little activity at the feeders. There is little activity also by the the Huembo feeders, but there is a lek nearby. Key thing for you is to connect with Santos Montenegro. He knows where to go and also has some land above his house that always is good for the Spatuletail I made an interview with Santos last year, that you find here; http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/index.php/santos-marvellous-spatuletail-guy/ You could stay also in Pomacochas which will be closer than Pedro Ruiz. Hostels are very inexpensive. Otherwise, ask Santos where you could camp. Maybe right in front of his house...Would be safe and good birding nearby. We have a planned group between Dec 13-21 in Northern Peru. Maybe we see you along the way. Saludos Gunnar On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 2:27 PM, doctorpyserphd wrote: Greetings! I am a biologist traveling around Peru at the moment and I wanted to get some advice on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail. I have talked with various Peruvian birders and biologists and they have given me a great deal of valuable information, but I was hoping to get some more advice. I have heard that the Spatuletail has not been seen recently at feeders around Leimebamba, is this true? Am I better off going to the ECOAN Spatuletail Interpretation Center near Pomacochas? I also heard from a bird tour guide that there is a group of investigators researching the Yellow-tailed Wooly-Monkey nearby and that it may be possible to camp with them. I have not been able to find any information about this group online, does anyone here have contact information or know where they are staying? Does anyone have any advice on where to camp in the area? I was planning on paying a local land-owner in Pedro Ruiz to camp on his property and then taking collectivos to either Pomacochas or Leimebamba. Any suggestions would be welcomed. Lastly, if anyone is in the area and wants to meet up for birding, I will be arriving in Chiclayo on December 6th or so and staying until the 18th. Thank you for your time! Cheers! -- Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Gunnar's Blog - updated frequently. http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/ Follow me on www.twitter.com/kolibrix http://www.facebook.com/Gunnar.Engblom/ Subject: Re: Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2011 18:41:48 -0500 Hi Dr Pyser (cc...BirdingPeru...as there may be information of interest to others in my reply)... Sorry for the delay in answering your query. Just heard from our group that visited Leimebamba two days ago that the spatuletail is not coming to the feeders. Seemingly, they are nesting now as are many other species, so there is relatively little activity at the feeders. There is little activity also by the the Huembo feeders, but there is a lek nearby. Key thing for you is to connect with Santos Montenegro. He knows where to go and also has some land above his house that always is good for the Spatuletail I made an interview with Santos last year, that you find here; http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/index.php/santos-marvellous-spatuletail-guy/ You could stay also in Pomacochas which will be closer than Pedro Ruiz. Hostels are very inexpensive. Otherwise, ask Santos where you could camp. Maybe right in front of his house...Would be safe and good birding nearby. We have a planned group between Dec 13-21 in Northern Peru. Maybe we see you along the way. Saludos Gunnar On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 2:27 PM, doctorpyserphd wrote: > ** > > > Greetings! I am a biologist traveling around Peru at the moment and I > wanted to get some advice on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail. I have > talked with various Peruvian birders and biologists and they have given me > a great deal of valuable information, but I was hoping to get some more > advice. > > I have heard that the Spatuletail has not been seen recently at feeders > around Leimebamba, is this true? Am I better off going to the ECOAN > Spatuletail Interpretation Center near Pomacochas? > > I also heard from a bird tour guide that there is a group of investigators > researching the Yellow-tailed Wooly-Monkey nearby and that it may be > possible to camp with them. I have not been able to find any information > about this group online, does anyone here have contact information or know > where they are staying? > > Does anyone have any advice on where to camp in the area? I was planning > on paying a local land-owner in Pedro Ruiz to camp on his property and then > taking collectivos to either Pomacochas or Leimebamba. Any suggestions > would be welcomed. > > Lastly, if anyone is in the area and wants to meet up for birding, I will > be arriving in Chiclayo on December 6th or so and staying until the 18th. > Thank you for your time! Cheers! > > > -- Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Gunnar's Blog - updated frequently. http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/ Follow me on www.twitter.com/kolibrix http://www.facebook.com/Gunnar.Engblom/ Subject: Stunning Peru photos by Glenn Bartley From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2011 18:54:37 -0500 Hi all Glenn Bartley's photography is featured on BIrdingBlogs.com Jawdropping eyegasm. Best photo yet of Long-whiskered Owlet, Royal Sunangel and White-bellied Conclodes. Enjoy! http://birdingblogs.com/2011/Gunnar/stunning-peru-bird-photography Gunnar Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Kolibri Expeditions Gunnar's Blog BirdingBlogs.com AvistarPeru 2011 Follow me on Twitter Become friends with me on Facebook Call me: +51 988 555 938 RPM: #752755 Skype: kolibrixx Subject: Information on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail From: "doctorpyserphd" <doctorpyserphd AT gmail.com> Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2011 19:27:20 -0000 Greetings! I am a biologist traveling around Peru at the moment and I wanted to get some advice on seeing the Marvellous Spatuletail. I have talked with various Peruvian birders and biologists and they have given me a great deal of valuable information, but I was hoping to get some more advice. I have heard that the Spatuletail has not been seen recently at feeders around Leimebamba, is this true? Am I better off going to the ECOAN Spatuletail Interpretation Center near Pomacochas? I also heard from a bird tour guide that there is a group of investigators researching the Yellow-tailed Wooly-Monkey nearby and that it may be possible to camp with them. I have not been able to find any information about this group online, does anyone here have contact information or know where they are staying? Does anyone have any advice on where to camp in the area? I was planning on paying a local land-owner in Pedro Ruiz to camp on his property and then taking collectivos to either Pomacochas or Leimebamba. Any suggestions would be welcomed. Lastly, if anyone is in the area and wants to meet up for birding, I will be arriving in Chiclayo on December 6th or so and staying until the 18th. Thank you for your time! Cheers! ------------------------------------ Subject: Re: Harpy Eagle in Peru now - Aquila harpia en el Peru ahora. From: "alejandra_pem" <alpira AT gmail.com> Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2011 23:34:25 -0000 Hola Gunnar, chekea en Refugio Amazonas a ver si sigue activo, un amigo guia me acsaba de decir que la han visto ahora ultimo rondando el nido, no tan seguido como el año ´pasado pero esta ahi. Saludos, --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Gunnar Engblom wrote: > > Dear all/estimados todos. > > Anyone knows of an active Harpy Eagle nest that can be visited by a > photographer right now. > > Alquien sabe de algun nido de Aguila Harpia que se puede visitar con fines > de fotografia ahora? > > Saludos > > > Gunnar > > > Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. > Kolibri Expeditions > Gunnar's Blog > BirdingBlogs.com > AvistarPeru 2011 > Follow me on Twitter > Become friends with me on Facebook > Call me: +51 988 555 938 RPM: #752755 > Skype: kolibrixx > ------------------------------------ Subject: Harpy Eagle in Peru now - Aquila harpia en el Peru ahora. From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2011 13:31:52 -0500 Dear all/estimados todos. Anyone knows of an active Harpy Eagle nest that can be visited by a photographer right now. Alquien sabe de algun nido de Aguila Harpia que se puede visitar con fines de fotografia ahora? Saludos Gunnar Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Kolibri Expeditions Gunnar's Blog BirdingBlogs.com AvistarPeru 2011 Follow me on Twitter Become friends with me on Facebook Call me: +51 988 555 938 RPM: #752755 Skype: kolibrixx Subject: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: "Fernando Leon Llanos" <smilodon_fatalis03 AT yahoo.com> Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2011 23:02:56 -0000 por distribuci�n podria ser cocachacrae aunque no se descarta los errantes, pero eso si lo vi en dos oportunidades diferentes la primera fue un macho la segunda vez hembra en ambas ocasiones tengo fotos, me comentaron que han visto regularmente melaniscos antes tal vez halla una peque�a poblaci�n de melanicos con una busqueda m�s intensa podria encontrar varios. sobre las fotos no hay ningun problema nos vemos, Fernando Le�n --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Sergio Nolazco wrote: > > Fernando,  > Gracias por el dato, si me interesa la foto, podría verla?. Mientras no se hayan colectado no se puede determinar que otra subespecie en Perú (ejem. P.r.cocachacrae) presente melanismo sólo por distribución. Podría tratarse de un limeño errante.  > Sergio > > --- El jue, 11/17/11, Fernando Leon Llanos escribió: > > De: Fernando Leon Llanos > Asunto: [Birdingperu] Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Fecha: jueves, 17 de noviembre de 2011, 07:52 pm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >   > > > > > > > > > > Sergio, > > > > si buscas datos sobre melanismo de turtupilin fuera de lima, yo tengo > > fotos en Ica en dos oportunides uno el 2009 y otro este a駉 > > no se a que subespecie se pueda tratar por la zona > > > > saludos, > > > > Fernando Le髇 > > --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Sergio Nolazco wrote: > > > > > > Gracias Mauricio, Ernesto me indico su registro en Mejia. Si quiza sea de esa ssp o quiza sea un errante de obscurus, quien sabe.聽 > > > Sergio > > > > > > --- El vie, 10/28/11, Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis escribi贸: > > > > > > De: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > > > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > > > A: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" > > > Fecha: viernes, 28 de octubre de 2011, 05:40 pm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 聽 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hola Sergio:recien vuelvo del campo, como bien dices yo he observado un P. rubinus melanico (aparentemente de la subespecie cocachacrae por su distribucion)en Mejia, no pude documentarlo. Se que otras personas como Ernesto M谩laga y otros tambien lo hicieron, no se si se trate del mismo individuo o de varios, el registro no fue publicado, saludos聽L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > > > Curador - 脕rea de Ornitolog�"�a,Coleccion Cient�"�fica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - > > > Cercado Arequipa, Per煤 > > > http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ > > > http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ > > > > > > De: Sergio Nolazco > > > Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > > > Enviado: Martes, octubre 18, 2011 11:11 A.M. > > > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 聽 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Lorenzo, gracias por tu opinion. Me parece que hace mucho Mauricio Ugarte menciono haber visto un melanico en Arequipa (lagunas de Mejia), lo cual creo que seria el primer registro fuera del departameto de Lima, si es que esto esta publicado, no lo se.聽 > > > Gracias, > > > S > > > > > > --- El mar, 10/18/11, Lorenzo Sympson escribi贸: > > > > > > De: Lorenzo Sympson > > > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > > > A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > > > Fecha: martes, 18 de octubre de 2011, 11:02 am > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 聽 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Estimado Sergio: > > > 聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 > > > Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus mel谩nicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. > > > De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 a帽os, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en > > > distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. > > > Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: > > > Sergio > > > Nolazco > > > To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > > > > > > Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 > > > PM > > > Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic > > > Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > > > > > > 聽 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear All, > > > > > > > > > Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence > > > extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, > > > especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication > > > reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? > > > > > > > > > As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and > > > Ridgely�"s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.聽 > > > > > > > > > Thanks a lot for the updating! > > > > > > > > > Sergio > > > > ------------------------------------ Subject: Photos White-headed Brush-Finch Atlapetes albiceps From: Sergio Nolazco <rodolfinchi10 AT yahoo.com> Date: Sun, 20 Nov 2011 07:34:25 -0800 (PST) Hola a todos (english down here) Estoy realizando un documento de libre acceso en espa�ol dirigido a las autoridades y empresas agricolas de Lambayeque ante la inminente expansion agricola que se avecina y la destruccion exponencial de nuestros bosques. Este documento tienen la meta de servir como herramienta para la toma de decisiones eficientes en la conservacion de bosques y aplicacion de medidas de manejo de certificaciones que dejen de ser subjetivas y realmente puedan mantener la viabilidad de poblaciones de aves end�micas y consecuentemente de otros grupos relacionados al mantenimiento de la vegetacion nativa. Agradecere mucho fotograf�as de la especie Atlapetes albiceps y de impactos relacionados a la transformacion y destruccion de bosque secos ecuatoriales como la tala, ganaderia (cabras en especial), y comercio de carb�n de algarrobo dentro de estos ecosistemas.� Muchas gracias Dear All, I am doing a free document for agricultural companies and authorities of Lambayeque department. This spanish version easy to read document have the aim to serve as a tools for decission making and certifications to be efficient in conservation of forests birds and consequently in all the biodiversity involve.� I will appreciate a lot collaborations with photographs of White-headed Brush-Finch and �related to impacts on equatorial dry forests like coal explotation, grazzing and deforestation inside dry equatorial forests. Thank you Subject: Re: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: Sergio Nolazco <rodolfinchi10 AT yahoo.com> Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:32:40 -0800 (PST) Fernando,  Gracias por el dato, si me interesa la foto, podría verla?. Mientras no se hayan colectado no se puede determinar que otra subespecie en Perú (ejem. P.r.cocachacrae) presente melanismo sólo por distribución. Podría tratarse de un limeño errante.  Sergio --- El jue, 11/17/11, Fernando Leon Llanos escribió: De: Fernando Leon Llanos Asunto: [Birdingperu] Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Fecha: jueves, 17 de noviembre de 2011, 07:52 pm   Sergio, si buscas datos sobre melanismo de turtupilin fuera de lima, yo tengo fotos en Ica en dos oportunides uno el 2009 y otro este a駉 no se a que subespecie se pueda tratar por la zona saludos, Fernando Le髇 --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Sergio Nolazco wrote: > > Gracias Mauricio, Ernesto me indico su registro en Mejia. Si quiza sea de esa ssp o quiza sea un errante de obscurus, quien sabe.聽 > Sergio > > --- El vie, 10/28/11, Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis escribi贸: > > De: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > A: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" > Fecha: viernes, 28 de octubre de 2011, 05:40 pm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 聽 > > > > > > > > > > Hola Sergio:recien vuelvo del campo, como bien dices yo he observado un P. rubinus melanico (aparentemente de la subespecie cocachacrae por su distribucion)en Mejia, no pude documentarlo. Se que otras personas como Ernesto M谩laga y otros tambien lo hicieron, no se si se trate del mismo individuo o de varios, el registro no fue publicado, saludos聽L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > Curador - 脕rea de Ornitolog铆a,Coleccion Cient铆fica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - > Cercado Arequipa, Per煤 > http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ > http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ > > De: Sergio Nolazco > Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Enviado: Martes, octubre 18, 2011 11:11 A.M. > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 聽 > > > > > > > Lorenzo, gracias por tu opinion. Me parece que hace mucho Mauricio Ugarte menciono haber visto un melanico en Arequipa (lagunas de Mejia), lo cual creo que seria el primer registro fuera del departameto de Lima, si es que esto esta publicado, no lo se.聽 > Gracias, > S > > --- El mar, 10/18/11, Lorenzo Sympson escribi贸: > > De: Lorenzo Sympson > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Fecha: martes, 18 de octubre de 2011, 11:02 am > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 聽 > > > > > > > > > > Estimado Sergio: > 聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 > Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus mel谩nicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. > De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 a帽os, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en > distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. > Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > Sergio > Nolazco > To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > > Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 > PM > Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic > Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > > 聽 > > > > > > Dear All, > > > Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence > extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, > especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication > reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? > > > As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and > Ridgely麓s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.聽 > > > Thanks a lot for the updating! > > > Sergio > Subject: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: "Fernando Leon Llanos" <smilodon_fatalis03 AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:52:02 -0000 Sergio, si buscas datos sobre melanismo de turtupilin fuera de lima, yo tengo fotos en Ica en dos oportunides uno el 2009 y otro este a�o no se a que subespecie se pueda tratar por la zona saludos, Fernando Le�n --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Sergio Nolazco wrote: > > Gracias Mauricio, Ernesto me indico su registro en Mejia. Si quiza sea de esa ssp o quiza sea un errante de obscurus, quien sabe.  > Sergio > > --- El vie, 10/28/11, Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis escribió: > > De: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > A: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" > Fecha: viernes, 28 de octubre de 2011, 05:40 pm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >   > > > > > > > > > > Hola Sergio:recien vuelvo del campo, como bien dices yo he observado un P. rubinus melanico (aparentemente de la subespecie cocachacrae por su distribucion)en Mejia, no pude documentarlo. Se que otras personas como Ernesto Málaga y otros tambien lo hicieron, no se si se trate del mismo individuo o de varios, el registro no fue publicado, saludos L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis > Curador - Área de Ornitología,Coleccion Científica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - > Cercado Arequipa, Perú > http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ > http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ > > De: Sergio Nolazco > Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Enviado: Martes, octubre 18, 2011 11:11 A.M. > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >   > > > > > > > Lorenzo, gracias por tu opinion. Me parece que hace mucho Mauricio Ugarte menciono haber visto un melanico en Arequipa (lagunas de Mejia), lo cual creo que seria el primer registro fuera del departameto de Lima, si es que esto esta publicado, no lo se.  > Gracias, > S > > --- El mar, 10/18/11, Lorenzo Sympson escribió: > > De: Lorenzo Sympson > Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > Fecha: martes, 18 de octubre de 2011, 11:02 am > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >   > > > > > > > > > > Estimado Sergio: >          > Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus melánicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. > De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 años, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en > distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. > Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > Sergio > Nolazco > To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > > Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 > PM > Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic > Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence > >   > > > > > > Dear All, > > > Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence > extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, > especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication > reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? > > > As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and > Ridgely´s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.  > > > Thanks a lot for the updating! > > > Sergio > ------------------------------------ Subject: Birding in Peru From: "ash9632000" <dalewa AT hotmail.com> Date: Mon, 07 Nov 2011 05:14:18 -0000 Hello everyone, I am in Peru for a few short months and want to see as much as I can while I am here. As a long time member of the Birding Club of Costa Rica I found birders to be good people 100% of the time and I saw a lot of that country on birding trips. I am hoping that through this forum I can connect with birders here and get information about clubs, birding trips etc. and maybe I can join up with someone who would like to share expenses and experiences. Of particular interest to me are the Condors in Colca Canyon and the clay licks of Tambopata. Of course, I have to see Machu Picchu and I hear the birding is good there. I also want to visit Lake Titicaca, not sure of the birding situation there but there must be some birds :D Please let me know if you have any information at all that might help me connect with like minded people. By the way I am female, in my sixties. Originally from New Zealand I spent the past 11 years in Costa Rica. I will be happy to post about the birds I see on this forum. Hoping to meet some of you soon. Best Regards ash9632000 ------------------------------------ Subject: Cuantos birdwatchers vienen al Peru al ano? From: "doris valencia " <tanager66 AT hotmail.com> Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 06:15:43 +0000 Buenos dias amigos, porfavor si alguien tuviera informacion de la cantidad de pajareros que viene al Peru al ano y de que nacionalidad seria fabuloso o donde encuentro esta informacion? Saludos Doris Valencia Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Claro. ------------------------------------ Subject: Nuevo numero del Boletin UNOP: Volumen 6 Nº 2 - 2011 From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo <chamaepetes AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2011 22:24:18 -0700 (PDT) Estimados,  El Boletin Informativo UNOP Vol. 6 Nº2. 2011 ya esta en linea y disponible en el siguiente link: https://sites.google.com/site/boletinunop/ Este numero contiene los siguientes artículos: Parra, H., L. & A. Callán A. (2011). Avistamiento de Plegadis ridgwayi en la laguna Los Patos, Piura, Perú. Boletín Informativo de la Unión de Ornitólogos del Perú (UNOP), 6 (2): 3-4. Pollack, E., L. & J. A. Tiravanti. (2011). Extensión del rango de distribución de Muscisaxicola maclovianus en Perú. Boletín Informativo de la Unión de Ornitólogos del Perú (UNOP), 6 (2): 5-7.   García-Bravo, A. (2011). Amenazas y conservación del Gorrión Jaeno (Incaspiza watkinsi) en Cajamarca y Amazonas, Perú. Boletín Informativo de la Unión de Ornitólogos del Perú (UNOP), 6 (2): 8-13. Figueroa, J., Stucchi, M. & G. Mori. (2011). Casos de leucismo en el Gallinazo de Cabeza Roja (Cathartes aura) en la isla Lobos de Tierra, Perú. Boletín Informativo de la Unión de Ornitólogos del Perú (UNOP), 6 (2): 14-18. Aguilar H., E. (2011). Primer avistamiento de Pingüino de Magallanes (Spheniscus magellanicus) en las Islas Ballestas, Sistema Nacional de Islas Islotes y Puntas Guaneras, Perú.  Boletín Informativo de la Unión de Ornitólogos del Perú (UNOP), 6 (2): 19-20. Chiu W., A., Cárdenas A., S., Cardeña M., M., Bussalleu C., A., Guerrero B., P., Sandoval G., F. & Y. Tremblay. (2011). La ruta del pingüino: Uso de hábitat marino y patrón de atención al nido por el Pingüino de Humboldt (Spheniscus humboldti) en Punta San Juan, Perú.  Boletín Informativo de la Unión de Ornitólogos del Perú (UNOP), 6 (2): 21-27. Saludos cordiales,   fap Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com Subject: Re: Re: Variegated Flycatcher? From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2011 23:23:31 -0500 But a blocker on the Lima list .... grrrr... Can't get away to Lomas de Lachay because of the Avistar event. Will just have to hope I find one in the park tomorrow. http://avistarperu.info/lima-se-despierta-con-las-aves/ Saludos Gunnar Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Kolibri Expeditions Gunnar's Blog BirdingBlogs.com AvistarPeru 2011 Follow me on Twitter Become friends with me on Facebook Call me: +51 988 555 938 RPM: #752755 Skype: kolibrixx On 1 November 2011 23:18, Jean Paul Perret wrote: > ** > > > Hi Dan, > > You are right, but I was happier with my ID, Sulphur-bellied is not a > lifer hehehe > > Btw, there is a Roseate Spoonbill at Pantanos de Villa right now. > > Thanks, > > Jean Paul > > > 2011/11/1 Daniel F > >> ** >> >> >> Hi Jean Paul, >> >> That is a Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher (Myiodynastes luteiventris), which >> is a long-distance migrant which breeds from SW USA to northern Central >> America. It winters mostly in Amazonia, with a record in coastal Chile, and >> another from a boat (!) off the coast of northern Peru (if memory serves). >> Very nice record! >> >> Saludos, >> Dan Lane >> >> Research Associate >> LSU Museum of Natural Science >> 119 Foster Hall >> Baton Rouge, LA 70803-3216 USA >> >> Guide >> Field Guides Inc.: >> http://fieldguides.com/guides/dan-lane >> >> >> --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Jean Paul Perret >> wrote: >> > >> > Dear all, >> > >> > >> > >> > Today, while guiding a Manu Expeditions group to Lomas de Lachay, we saw >> > what appears to be a Variegated Flycatcher 50 meters before the puquial >> > (waterhole). The bird briefly perched on a Tara tree very close to a >> female >> > Vermilion Flycatcher and then flew behind a hill. Pale base on the >> > mandible and rufous tail was evident, so we discarded Piratic >> Flycatcher. >> > Can anyone confirm the ID? Anyone know about other records of this >> species >> > in Lima or west of the Andes? >> > >> > >> > >> > Some pictures of the bird can be seen here: >> > >> > >> > >> > http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564188/ >> > >> > >> > >> > http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564184/ >> > >> > >> > >> > Best regards, >> > >> > >> > >> > Jean Paul Perret >> > >> >> > > Subject: Re: Re: Variegated Flycatcher? From: Jean Paul Perret <paulperret AT gmail.com> Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2011 23:18:57 -0500 Hi Dan, You are right, but I was happier with my ID, Sulphur-bellied is not a lifer hehehe Btw, there is a Roseate Spoonbill at Pantanos de Villa right now. Thanks, Jean Paul 2011/11/1 Daniel F > ** > > > Hi Jean Paul, > > That is a Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher (Myiodynastes luteiventris), which is > a long-distance migrant which breeds from SW USA to northern Central > America. It winters mostly in Amazonia, with a record in coastal Chile, and > another from a boat (!) off the coast of northern Peru (if memory serves). > Very nice record! > > Saludos, > Dan Lane > > Research Associate > LSU Museum of Natural Science > 119 Foster Hall > Baton Rouge, LA 70803-3216 USA > > Guide > Field Guides Inc.: > http://fieldguides.com/guides/dan-lane > > > --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Jean Paul Perret > wrote: > > > > Dear all, > > > > > > > > Today, while guiding a Manu Expeditions group to Lomas de Lachay, we saw > > what appears to be a Variegated Flycatcher 50 meters before the puquial > > (waterhole). The bird briefly perched on a Tara tree very close to a > female > > Vermilion Flycatcher and then flew behind a hill. Pale base on the > > mandible and rufous tail was evident, so we discarded Piratic Flycatcher. > > Can anyone confirm the ID? Anyone know about other records of this > species > > in Lima or west of the Andes? > > > > > > > > Some pictures of the bird can be seen here: > > > > > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564188/ > > > > > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564184/ > > > > > > > > Best regards, > > > > > > > > Jean Paul Perret > > > > > Subject: Re: Variegated Flycatcher? From: "Daniel F" <BarbetBoy AT Yahoo.Com> Date: Wed, 02 Nov 2011 03:24:20 -0000 Hi Jean Paul, That is a Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher (Myiodynastes luteiventris), which is a long-distance migrant which breeds from SW USA to northern Central America. It winters mostly in Amazonia, with a record in coastal Chile, and another from a boat (!) off the coast of northern Peru (if memory serves). Very nice record! Saludos, Dan Lane Research Associate LSU Museum of Natural Science 119 Foster Hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803-3216 USA Guide Field Guides Inc.: http://fieldguides.com/guides/dan-lane --- In Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com, Jean Paul Perret wrote: > > Dear all, > > > > Today, while guiding a Manu Expeditions group to Lomas de Lachay, we saw > what appears to be a Variegated Flycatcher 50 meters before the puquial > (waterhole). The bird briefly perched on a Tara tree very close to a female > Vermilion Flycatcher and then flew behind a hill. Pale base on the > mandible and rufous tail was evident, so we discarded Piratic Flycatcher. > Can anyone confirm the ID? Anyone know about other records of this species > in Lima or west of the Andes? > > > > Some pictures of the bird can be seen here: > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564188/ > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564184/ > > > > Best regards, > > > > Jean Paul Perret > ------------------------------------ Subject: Variegated Flycatcher? From: Jean Paul Perret <paulperret AT gmail.com> Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2011 20:15:16 -0500 Dear all, Today, while guiding a Manu Expeditions group to Lomas de Lachay, we saw what appears to be a Variegated Flycatcher 50 meters before the puquial (waterhole). The bird briefly perched on a Tara tree very close to a female Vermilion Flycatcher and then flew behind a hill. Pale base on the mandible and rufous tail was evident, so we discarded Piratic Flycatcher. Can anyone confirm the ID? Anyone know about other records of this species in Lima or west of the Andes? Some pictures of the bird can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564188/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6304564184/ Best regards, Jean Paul Perret Subject: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: Sergio Nolazco <rodolfinchi10 AT yahoo.com> Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2011 05:59:07 -0700 (PDT) Gracias Mauricio, Ernesto me indico su registro en Mejia. Si quiza sea de esa ssp o quiza sea un errante de obscurus, quien sabe.  Sergio --- El vie, 10/28/11, Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis escribió: De: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence A: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" Fecha: viernes, 28 de octubre de 2011, 05:40 pm   Hola Sergio:recien vuelvo del campo, como bien dices yo he observado un P. rubinus melanico (aparentemente de la subespecie cocachacrae por su distribucion)en Mejia, no pude documentarlo. Se que otras personas como Ernesto Málaga y otros tambien lo hicieron, no se si se trate del mismo individuo o de varios, el registro no fue publicado, saludos L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Curador - Área de Ornitología,Coleccion Científica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - Cercado Arequipa, Perú http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ De: Sergio Nolazco Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Enviado: Martes, octubre 18, 2011 11:11 A.M. Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence   Lorenzo, gracias por tu opinion. Me parece que hace mucho Mauricio Ugarte menciono haber visto un melanico en Arequipa (lagunas de Mejia), lo cual creo que seria el primer registro fuera del departameto de Lima, si es que esto esta publicado, no lo se.  Gracias, S --- El mar, 10/18/11, Lorenzo Sympson escribió: De: Lorenzo Sympson Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Fecha: martes, 18 de octubre de 2011, 11:02 am   Estimado Sergio:          Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus melánicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 años, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson ----- Original Message ----- From: Sergio Nolazco To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 PM Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence   Dear All, Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and Ridgely´s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.  Thanks a lot for the updating! Sergio Subject: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis <mugartelewis AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2011 15:40:20 -0700 (PDT) Hola Sergio: recien vuelvo del campo, como bien dices yo he observado un P. rubinus melanico (aparentemente de la subespecie cocachacrae por su distribucion)en Mejia, no pude documentarlo. Se que otras personas como Ernesto Málaga y otros tambien lo hicieron, no se si se trate del mismo individuo o de varios, el registro no fue publicado, saludos   L.Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis Curador - Área de Ornitología,Coleccion Científica Museo de Historia Natural U.N.S.A Luna Pizarro 925, Los Pinos Vallecito - Cercado Arequipa, Perú http://ornitologiamusa.blogspot.com/ http://birding-south-peru.blogspot.com/ ________________________________ De: Sergio Nolazco Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Enviado: Martes, octubre 18, 2011 11:11 A.M. Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence   Lorenzo, gracias por tu opinion. Me parece que hace mucho Mauricio Ugarte menciono haber visto un melanico en Arequipa (lagunas de Mejia), lo cual creo que seria el primer registro fuera del departameto de Lima, si es que esto esta publicado, no lo se.  Gracias, S --- El mar, 10/18/11, Lorenzo Sympson escribió: >De: Lorenzo Sympson >Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence >A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com >Fecha: martes, 18 de octubre de 2011, 11:02 am > > >  >Estimado Sergio: >         Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus melánicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 años, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. >Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson >----- Original Message ----- >>From: Sergio Nolazco >>To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com >>Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 PM >>Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence >> >>  >>Dear All, >> >> >>Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? >> >> >>As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and Ridgely´s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.  >> >> >>Thanks a lot for the updating! >> >> >>Sergio Subject: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: Ernesto M laga <xenospingus AT yahoo.com> Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2011 20:00:08 -0700 (PDT) Sergio   I have a photo of melanistic VF from Mejia Lagoons, was taken 10 years ago. Photo has not been published. Melanistic are rare in Mejia and possibly they are mainly common only some years. I do not have more records of melanistic VF from other places than Lima and Mejia  Ernesto Málaga Arenas --- El Mar 18/10/11, Sergio Nolazco escribió: De: Sergio Nolazco Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Fecha: Martes 18 de Octubre de 2011 11:11   Lorenzo, gracias por tu opinion. Me parece que hace mucho Mauricio Ugarte menciono haber visto un melanico en Arequipa (lagunas de Mejia), lo cual creo que seria el primer registro fuera del departameto de Lima, si es que esto esta publicado, no lo se.  Gracias, S --- El mar, 10/18/11, Lorenzo Sympson escribió: De: Lorenzo Sympson Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Fecha: martes, 18 de octubre de 2011, 11:02 am   Estimado Sergio:          Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus melánicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 años, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson ----- Original Message ----- From: Sergio Nolazco To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 PM Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence   Dear All, Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and Ridgely´s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.  Thanks a lot for the updating! Sergio Subject: Birding in Pedro Ruiz, Amazonas From: Jean Paul Perret <paulperret AT gmail.com> Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2011 11:17:06 -0500 Dear all, Between 16-17th of October, Edmund Mackrill, Monica Orihuela and I, explored a small road just north of Pedro Ruiz that leads to Shipasbamba in Amazonas, northern Peru. The road is located north of the military base of Pedro Ruiz, to the right side after passing the bridge. Vegetation varies from agricultural fields, patches of dry and semihumid scrub and semihumid forest near the river. Although Pedro Ruiz is located in the middle of an important birding route in northern Peru, it attracts very little attention to birders despite it has potential for some Mara�on endemics. This place can be interesting for birders that only visit the area between Tarapoto and Huembo. Some of the highlights of the area include: Mara�on Crescentchest: Heard on the first day and observed on the next day. It was on an open abandoned field about 200 m east of the football soccer field. A photo can be seen here http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpperret/6260298165/ Mara�on Thrush: Common along the road. Buff-bellied Tanager: Common, also present on the road to Chachapoyas. Lesser Goldfinch: We observed at least one on every walk. It was also present on the main road to Chachapoyas, just south of Pedro Ruiz. Rufous-capped Antshrike: We heard one making a distinctive call very close to a Lined Antshrike. Responded well to playback, but we couldn�t see it. According to BOP this species lives above 1800m. Masked Yellowthroat: Common on the first section of the road. Black-capped Sparrow: This dry forest bird is not uncommon elsewhere, but this can be a good place to see it for birders that don�t visit other areas along the Mara�on or Uctubamba rivers. Hermit: a quick glimpse of a small Hermit that looked very similar to Reddish or Gray-chinned. Other common dry forest birds like Spot-throated Hummingbird, Streaked �Mara�on� Saltator, Speckle-breasted Wren and Yellow-bellied Elaenia were also present. Best, Jean Paul Perret Subject: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: Sergio Nolazco <rodolfinchi10 AT yahoo.com> Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 09:11:42 -0700 (PDT) Lorenzo, gracias por tu opinion. Me parece que hace mucho Mauricio Ugarte menciono haber visto un melanico en Arequipa (lagunas de Mejia), lo cual creo que seria el primer registro fuera del departameto de Lima, si es que esto esta publicado, no lo se.  Gracias, S --- El mar, 10/18/11, Lorenzo Sympson escribió: De: Lorenzo Sympson Asunto: Re: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence A: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Fecha: martes, 18 de octubre de 2011, 11:02 am   Estimado Sergio:          Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus melánicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 años, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson ----- Original Message ----- From: Sergio Nolazco To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 PM Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence   Dear All, Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and Ridgely´s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.  Thanks a lot for the updating! Sergio Subject: Re: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: "Lorenzo Sympson" <lorsymp AT bariloche.com.ar> Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 13:02:50 -0300 Estimado Sergio: Tengo entendido que no hay P. rubinus mel�nicos en Argentina....nunca he visto. De hecho, habiendo vivido en Peru por 12 a�os, solo recuerdo haberlos visto- en distintos grados- en el departamento de Lima. Saludos. Lorenzo Sympson ----- Original Message ----- From: Sergio Nolazco To: birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 9:40 PM Subject: [Birdingperu] Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence Dear All, Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and Ridgely�s book mistake on this is already accepted by him. Thanks a lot for the updating! Sergio Subject: Re: Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso From: Victor Gamarra-Toledo <victor_gamarrat AT yahoo.es> Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 21:07:27 +0100 (BST) Hola a todos, Disculpen por el mensaje, hubo un error en el destinatario. Saludos, � ________________________________ De: Victor Gamarra-Toledo Para: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Enviado: lunes 17 de octubre de 2011 15:04 Asunto: [Birdingperu] Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso � Hola Fernando, Tengo una consulta, es sobre los resultados de las becas para asistir al NOC, sabes si ya salieron (dijeron que seria las primeras semanas de Octubre) o hay alguna fecha establecida. Un abrazo, Subject: Melanistic Vermilion Flycatcher range of occurence From: Sergio Nolazco <rodolfinchi10 AT yahoo.com> Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 17:40:24 -0700 (PDT) Dear All, Anyone have realiable documented information about ocurrence extreme sites (North, south and east) of melanistic vermilions, especially out of Lima department, in Peru? Is there a publication reporting a melanistic one from Arequipa department? As far as I know melanistic VF were never observed in Chile, and Ridgely�s book mistake on this is already accepted by him.� Thanks a lot for the updating! Sergio Subject: Re: Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo <chamaepetes AT yahoo.com> Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 14:10:58 -0700 (PDT) Victor, Hemos tenido tantos candidatos, que ha demorado mas de lo normal. Escribele al encargado:  Dr. Francisco J. Vilella (Presidente) Comité de Becas de Viaje para Estudiantes, IX NOC, USGS Cooperative Research Unit, Mississippi State University, USA fvilella AT cfr.msstate.edu (preferido), o fvilella AT usgs.gov. Saludos, fap   Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com ________________________________ From: Victor Gamarra-Toledo To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 3:04 PM Subject: [Birdingperu] Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso   Hola Fernando, Tengo una consulta, es sobre los resultados de las becas para asistir al NOC, sabes si ya salieron (dijeron que seria las primeras semanas de Octubre) o hay alguna fecha establecida. Un abrazo, Víctor -- ____________________Víctor Gamarra-Toledo Estudiante de Maestría Laboratorio de Biología Evolutiva de Vertebrados Universidad de los Andes Bogotá, Colombia Tel: (57-1) 3394949 Ext. 3755 Tel. movil: (57) 3157782071 http://evolvert.uniandes.edu.co Colección Científica - Área de Ornitología  Museo de Historia Natural Universidad Nacional de San Agustín Arequipa, Perú Subject: Resultados sobre becas para asistir al congreso From: Victor Gamarra-Toledo <victor.gamarrat AT gmail.com> Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 15:04:58 -0500 Hola Fernando, Tengo una consulta, es sobre los resultados de las becas para asistir al NOC, sabes si ya salieron (dijeron que seria las primeras semanas de Octubre) o hay alguna fecha establecida. Un abrazo, V�ctor -- ____________________ V�ctor Gamarra-Toledo Estudiante de Maestr�a Laboratorio de Biolog�a Evolutiva de Vertebrados Universidad de los Andes Bogot�, Colombia Tel: (57-1) 3394949 Ext. 3755 Tel. movil: (57) 3157782071 http://evolvert.uniandes.edu.co Colecci�n Cient�fica - �rea de Ornitolog�a Museo de Historia Natural Universidad Nacional de San Agust�n Arequipa, Per� Subject: Re: Apurimac Pygmy Owls From: Jan Baiker <jbaiker AT gmail.com> Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2011 10:29:48 -0500 Dear all, I think this e-mail hasn't arrived to the group yet. I'm trying it here once again with another e-mail account. Best wishes, Jan > Begin forwarded message: > >> From: Jan Baiker >> Date: 12. Oktober 2011 15:34:46 MESZ >> To: Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com >> Cc: owling_peru >> Subject: Re: [Birdingperu] Apurimac Pygmy Owls >> >> Hi Iain, >> >> A good place to see and hear the Peruvian Pygmy-Owl (Glaucidium peruanum) and the "Apurimac (Koepckeae's) Screech-Owl" (Megascops koepckeae spp.) is at Cconoc. Coming from Cusco (around km 107) there is a turnoff on the right (some few km after having crossed the Apurimac river at "puente Cunyac") that goes down (around 3 km) to the bank of Apurimac river. By the way, Cconoc offers some thermal springs, a small restaurant and some rooms (so you could spent a night there). An alternative to Cconoc (Apurimac canyon) is the Pachachaca canyon, e.g. somewhere around the colonial bridge ("puente colonial"): 15 km after having passed Abancay (coming from Cusco) you find a turnoff on the right that follows in 1.8 km to the colonial bridge. >> >> In order to see/hear the Yungas Pygmy-Owl (Glaucidium bolivianum) you have to enter one of the more humid slopes between Apurimac and Pachachaca canyon. You have good chances to hear it in the daytime at Ampay National Sanctuary ("Santuario Nacional de Ampay") that lies just above Abancay city. If you travel in your own car you can take the turnoff at the right (coming from Cusco) in Tamburco, 2.5 km before arriving at Abancay. From there you can drive to Ampay's visitor center ("centro de visitantes"). There you could camp or ask the park guards to spend a night in the visitor's center. It's also possible to organize that in advance: call SERNANP Ampay (083) 321 232, visit them (Prolongacion Cusco N.� 923, Mz. A, Lt. 12, Urb. Las Torres, Abancay) or write them an e-mail (snampay AT sernanp.gob.pe). G. bolivianum is frequently heard around laguna Ankasqocha (laguna chica, the small lake) in the Podocarpus forest. >> >> As Fernando already mentioned, another good site to hear G. peruanum and M. koepckeae spp. is at Tampumayo, but that's about 109 km south of Abancay, close to Chalhuanca, on the way to Puquio and Nazca. >> >> Good birding, >> >> Jan >> >> ------------------- >> >> Jan Baiker >> >> �Conoce la Gu�a Ecotur�stica: Mancomunidad Saywite-Choquequirao-Ampay (Apur�mac, Per�)? >> http://guia-ecoturistica-apurimac.blogspot.com/ >> >> On 10.10.2011, at 17:02, owling_peru wrote: >> >>> Hello folks, I am heading to Abancay tomorrow and am interested in seeing pygmy owls there If you have seen pymgy owls in that area, could you please email me with the location Many thanks for your help, Iain >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > Subject: Re: Charadrius alexandrinus (occidentalis) From: Oscar Gonzalez <fringiloapizarrado AT yahoo.com> Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2011 12:43:16 -0700 (PDT) Hola Arne. Conoces este articulo sobre el chorlo nevado en Paracas? http://es.scribd.com/doc/63467229/Chorlo-Nevado-in-Paracas ahi especificamos los datos que solicitas en la localidad de Paracas. Para ver otras localidades donde se registro esta especie y otras aves acuaticas, en 1998 publicamos un libro al respecto http://es.scribd.com/doc/68801736/Resultados-de-Los-Censos-Neotropicales-de-Aves-Acuaticas-en-El-Peru-1992-1995 Espero sea util, saludos.   Oscar Gonzalez Biol. M.Sc. Especialista en aves silvestres http://myprofile.cos.com/pajarologo   ________________________________ De: Arne J. Lesterhuis Para: "Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com" Enviado: Martes, octubre 11, 2011 9:05 A.M. Asunto: [Birdingperu] Charadrius alexandrinus (occidentalis)   Hola todos,   Estoy buscando sitios con conteos de Charadrius alexandrinus (occidentalis) mayor a 50 individuos en Peru. De cada registro me gustariá contar con los sigiuentes datos:  1) Sitio de observación y ubicación del mismo (coordenadas preferiblemente)2) Fecha 3) Número de individuos (así sea aproximado)4) Fuente (De aplicar: nombre y correo electrónico del observador) Los registros serán acreditados a los autores y agradecidos según corresponda.   Quedo muy agradecido y atento a cualquier duda.   Arne Lesterhuis Birdlife International     Arne J. Lesterhuis Asunción, Paraguay Skyper: arne.lesterhuis     ********************************************************************** The Brights; illuminating and elevating the naturalistic worldview The Brights' Net is an international internet constituency of individuals who have a naturalistic worldview. You can visit the Brights homepage to learn more: http://www.the-brights.net   Subject: Andean Condor Conservation Meeting Announcement From: Rob Williams <rob AT szfperu.org> Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 16:56:39 -0500 1st National Meeting for the Conservation of the Andean Condor Cusco - 7 and 8 November 2011 The 1st National Meeting for the Conservation of the Andean Condor (Vultur gryphus) will be held in the city of Cusco on the 7th and 8th of November 2011. The event is open to all interested in the conservation of the species and will be an opportunity to strengthen links between researchers, government departments and non-governmental organizations, and to exchange information about the ecology, conservation, cultural and touristic importance of the species. The main objectives of the meeting are to: 1. Share knowledge of the status and conservation of the Andean Condor in Peru. 2. Identify threats and seek solutions for these. 3. Propose conservation actions and develop a national conservation action plan. 4. Officially recognise the National Condor Working Group. Organized by the following: � Asociaci�n TuTierra � AutoColca � BirdLife International � Sociedad Zool�gica del Francfort � Gobierno Regional de Cusco � Grupo de Trabajo para el C�ndor Andino � Per� � IUCN SSC Vulture Specialist Group � Ministerio de Culture � SERNANP � The Peregrine Fund � Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad del Cusco For more information: Rob Williams (rob AT szfperu.org) or Jose Luis Jara (joseluis AT szfperu.org) www.condorperu.org Subject: Fw: [NEOORN-L] pre conference trip for NOC From: Fernando Angulo Pratolongo <chamaepetes AT yahoo.com> Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 12:30:07 -0700 (PDT) FYI, fap � Fernando Angulo Pratolongo ------------------------------------- Lambayeque - Peru chamaepetes AT yahoo.com ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Harold Greeney To: NEOORN-L AT LISTSERV.LSU.EDU Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 1:47 PM Subject: [NEOORN-L] pre conference trip for NOC Hello all.� I apologize for sending this to everyone, but I had such a great overwhelming response for my earlier call for students to accompany me on a pre-conference trip, I cant reply to them all!� Also, I will re open the invitation with this message.� I have limited funds to organize a trip out of cuzco during the week prior to the conference.� the goal will be to conduct a mini-nest study course to share what I know and to learn what others know abouit finding and studying nests.� I was trying to organize this from here, but I think the only real way to make it happen is for me to arrive early and set it up and to try to keep interested people in the loop as plans develop.� My preference is to have as many students as possible, but everyone is welcome.� Im still not sure about where we can visit and how we will get there, but please contact me if you have ideas or would be willing to meet me in Cuzco on the 1st or 2nd of November to begin organizing things. thanks, Harold � Harold F. Greeney, PhD Director of Research Yanayacu Biological Station & Center for Creative Studies Napo Prov., Cosanga, Ecuador 0 degrees latitude, 2000 m It just doesn't get much better than this. Phone (sometimes) ecuador country code +063018474 Subject: Re: Re: Northern Shoveler at Ventanilla From: David Adams <dpadams AT gmail.com> Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2011 09:32:04 +1100 > > I am lean towards these northern shovelers (NS) being wild birds. > For what it's worth, Northern Shovelers appear in the main Hawaiian islands regularly every boreal winter. This shows that they're capable of flying very long distances. Hawaii is in the wrong direction for them and there's nothing to stop on for most of the trip. Subject: Re: Apurimac Pygmy Owls From: Gunnar Engblom <kolibriexp AT gmail.com> Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2011 17:29:54 -0500 I'd try anywhere below Abancay. We collected the screech-owl right across the valley at the turn off to Huancarama. Anywhere you see some Ceibacea trees (I think the genus is Bombax - but not sure) should probably be good for the Screech-Owl - or groves of big Eucalyptus at around 1400-2000m Gunnar Gunnar Engblom-Lima, Peru. Kolibri Expeditions Gunnar's Blog BirdingBlogs.com AvistarPeru 2011 Follow me on Twitter Become friends with me on Facebook Call me: +51 988 555 938 RPM: #752755 Skype: kolibrixx On 12 October 2011 08:10, Fernando Angulo Pratolongo wrote: > ** > > > Iain, > Go to hotel Tampumayo near the town of Chalhuanca. There (in the hotel > parking area), besides pygmy-owls, you can easily find the undescribed > subspecies of Koepcke's Screech-owl. > fap > > Fernando Angulo Pratolongo > ------------------------------------- > Lambayeque - Peru > chamaepetes AT yahoo.com > > ------------------------------ > *From:* owling_peru > *To:* Birdingperu AT yahoogroups.com > *Sent:* Monday, October 10, 2011 10:02 AM > *Subject:* [Birdingperu] Apurimac Pygmy Owls > > > Hello folks, I am heading to Abancay tomorrow and am interested in seeing > pygmy owls there If you have seen pymgy owls in that area, could you please > email me with the location Many thanks for your help, Iain > > > > >