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• European_Storm_Petrel abstract "The European Storm Petrel, British Storm Petrel or just Storm Petrel (Hydrobates pelagicus) is a seabird in the storm petrel family, Hydrobatidae. It is the only member of the genus Hydrobates. The small, square-tailed bird is entirely black except for a broad white rump and a white band on the underwings, and it has a fluttering, bat-like flight. The large majority of the population breeds on islands off the coasts of Europe, with the greatest numbers in the Faroe Islands, United Kingdom, Ireland and Iceland. The Mediterranean population is a separate subspecies, but is inseparable at sea from its Atlantic relatives; its strongholds are Filfla Island (Malta), Sicily and the Balearic Islands.The Storm Petrel nests in crevices and burrows, sometimes shared with other seabirds or rabbits, and lays a single white egg, usually on bare soil. The adults share the lengthy incubation and both feed the chick, which is not normally brooded after the first week. This bird is strongly migratory, spending the northern hemisphere winter mainly off the coasts of South Africa and Namibia, with some birds stopping in the seas adjoining West Africa, and a few remaining near their Mediterranean breeding islands. This petrel is strictly oceanic outside the breeding season. It feeds on small fish, squid and zooplankton while pattering on the sea's surface, and can find oily edible items by smell. The food is converted in the bird's stomach to an oily orange liquid which is regurgitated when the chick is fed. Although usually silent at sea, the Storm Petrel has a chattering call given by both members of a pair in their courtship flight, and the male has a purring song given from the breeding chamber.The Storm Petrel cannot survive on islands where land mammals such as rats and cats have been introduced, and it suffers natural predation from gulls, skuas, owls and falcons. Although the population may be declining slightly, this petrel is classified by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as being of Least Concern due to its high total numbers. Its presence in rough weather at sea has led to various mariners' superstitions, and, by analogy, to its use as a symbol by revolutionary and anarchist groups.".
• European_Storm_Petrel binomialAuthority 10th_edition_of_Systema_Naturae.
• European_Storm_Petrel binomialAuthority Carl_Linnaeus.
• European_Storm_Petrel class Bird.
• European_Storm_Petrel conservationStatus "LC".
• European_Storm_Petrel conservationStatusSystem "IUCN3.1".
• European_Storm_Petrel family Hydrobatinae.
• European_Storm_Petrel family Storm_petrel.
• European_Storm_Petrel kingdom Animal.
• European_Storm_Petrel order Procellariiformes.
• European_Storm_Petrel phylum Chordate.
• European_Storm_Petrel synonym "Procellaria pelagica (Linnaeus, 1758)".
• European_Storm_Petrel thumbnail European_Storm_Petrel_From_The_Crossley_ID_Guide_Eastern_Birds.jpg?width=300.
• European_Storm_Petrel wikiPageExternalLink saltwaterballads00maserich.
• European_Storm_Petrel wikiPageExternalLink summary.
• European_Storm_Petrel wikiPageExternalLink Hydrobates%20pelagicus_Final_english.pdf.
• European_Storm_Petrel wikiPageExternalLink Hydrobates-pelagicus.
• European_Storm_Petrel wikiPageID "234121".
• European_Storm_Petrel wikiPageRevisionID "605056256".
• European_Storm_Petrel binomial "Hydrobates pelagicus".
• European_Storm_Petrel classis Bird.
• European_Storm_Petrel familia Storm_petrel.
• European_Storm_Petrel genus "Hydrobates".
• European_Storm_Petrel genusAuthority "F. Boie, 1822".
• European_Storm_Petrel hasPhotoCollection European_Storm_Petrel.
• European_Storm_Petrel imageWidth "250".
• European_Storm_Petrel name "European Storm Petrel".
• European_Storm_Petrel ordo Procellariiformes.
• European_Storm_Petrel phylum Chordate.
• European_Storm_Petrel rangeMap "Hydrobatesmap2.png".
• European_Storm_Petrel rangeMapWidth "250".
• European_Storm_Petrel regnum "Animalia".
• European_Storm_Petrel species "H. pelagicus".
• European_Storm_Petrel status "LC".
• European_Storm_Petrel statusSystem "IUCN3.1".
• European_Storm_Petrel subdivision "P. p. melitensis".
• European_Storm_Petrel subdivision "P. p. pelagicus".
• European_Storm_Petrel subdivisionRanks "Subspecies".
• European_Storm_Petrel subfamilia Hydrobatinae.
• European_Storm_Petrel synonyms "Procellaria pelagica (Linnaeus, 1758)".
• European_Storm_Petrel subject Category:Animals_described_in_1758.
• European_Storm_Petrel subject Category:Birds_of_Europe.
• European_Storm_Petrel subject Category:Birds_of_Ukraine.
• European_Storm_Petrel subject Category:British_Isles_coastal_fauna.
• European_Storm_Petrel subject Category:Hydrobatinae.
• European_Storm_Petrel subject Category:Monotypic_bird_genera.
• European_Storm_Petrel subject Category:Storm-petrels.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Animal100015388.
• European_Storm_Petrel type AnimalsDescribedIn1758.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Bird101503061.
• European_Storm_Petrel type BirdsOfEurope.
• European_Storm_Petrel type BirdsOfGibraltar.
• European_Storm_Petrel type BirdsOfTheFaroeIslands.
• European_Storm_Petrel type BirdsOfTurkey.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Chordate101466257.
• European_Storm_Petrel type LivingThing100004258.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Object100002684.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Organism100004475.
• European_Storm_Petrel type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Vertebrate101471682.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Whole100003553.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Animal.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Bird.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Eukaryote.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Species.
• European_Storm_Petrel type Organism.
• European_Storm_Petrel comment "The European Storm Petrel, British Storm Petrel or just Storm Petrel (Hydrobates pelagicus) is a seabird in the storm petrel family, Hydrobatidae. It is the only member of the genus Hydrobates. The small, square-tailed bird is entirely black except for a broad white rump and a white band on the underwings, and it has a fluttering, bat-like flight.".
• European_Storm_Petrel label "European Storm Petrel".
• European_Storm_Petrel sameAs m.01j06p.
• European_Storm_Petrel sameAs European_Storm_Petrel.
• European_Storm_Petrel wasDerivedFrom European_Storm_Petrel?oldid=605056256.
• European_Storm_Petrel depiction European_Storm_Petrel_From_The_Crossley_ID_Guide_Eastern_Birds.jpg.
• European_Storm_Petrel isPrimaryTopicOf European_Storm_Petrel.
• European_Storm_Petrel name "European Storm Petrel".