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Northern storm petrel

Northern storm petrels are seabirds in the genus Hydrobates in the family Hydrobatidae, part of the order Procellariiformes. The family was once lumped with the similar austral storm petrels in the combined storm petrels, but have been split, as they are not closely related. These smallest of seabirds feed on planktonic crustaceans and small fish picked…

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Morphology and flight

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Northern storm petrel

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Northern storm petrel

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related to Distribution and movements · 11
Northern storm petrel → California, Central America, Colombia, Indian Ocean, Northern Hemisphere, Pacific, Several, Some, Swinhoe's, The Hydrobatidae, Tristram's
related to Morphology and flight · 10
Northern storm petrel → All, Hydrobatidae, Northern, Onley, Procellariiformes, Scofield, The, The Hydrobatidae, This, Two

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storm petrel species petrels family seabirds breeding hydrobatidae stormy genus northern colonies surface introduced many also nesting nest one revolution

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ratsinstance ofmany storm petrels habitually nest on isolated mammal-free islands and are unable to cope with predators0.80text
feral cats..mw-parser-output .quoteboxinstance ofmany storm petrels habitually nest on isolated mammal-free islands and are unable to cope with predators0.80text
sealsinstance ofThey may benefit from the actions of diving predators0.80text
penguinsinstance ofThey may benefit from the actions of diving predators0.80text
which push prey up towards the surface while huntinginstance ofThey may benefit from the actions of diving predators0.80text
allowing the surface-feeding storm petrels to reach theminstance ofThey may benefit from the actions of diving predators0.80text
Northern storm petrelrelated to Distribution and movementsThe Hydrobatidae0.60section
Northern storm petrelrelated to Distribution and movementsNorthern Hemisphere0.60section
Northern storm petrelrelated to Distribution and movementsSeveral0.60section
Northern storm petrelrelated to Distribution and movementsSwinhoe's0.60section
Northern storm petrelrelated to Distribution and movementsPacific0.60section
Northern storm petrelrelated to Distribution and movementsIndian Ocean0.60section

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