Swinhoe's Storm Petrel

Hydrobates monorhis (Swinhoe, 1867) (0, 7)

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Photo © Chris Batty

STATUS

Oceanic. Monotypic.

OVERVIEW

The first two were trapped within three days in 1989 and the third individual in 1990 returned for the following three years.


BBRC RECORDS

1). 1989 Northumberland Tynemouth, female, trapped, 23rd July, photo.

(M. P. Carruthers, M. G. Cubitt & L. Hall, Birding World 2 (8): 288-289, photo; M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 87: 509-510; M. G. Cubitt, British Birds 88: 342-348, plates 94-96; Birding World 4: 295-297; M. Cubitt, M. Carruthers & F. Zino, Birding World 5 (11): 438-444, photo; BOURC (1994), Ibis 136: 253; M. Grantham, Birding World 17 (6): 260; M. G. Cubitt, Birds in Northumbria 1992: 103-104).

2). 1989 Northumberland Tynemouth, female, trapped, 26th July, photo, sound recording.

(M. G. Cubitt, Birding World 4 (8): 295-297, photos; M. Cubitt, M. Carruthers & F. Zino, Birding World 5 (11): 438-444, photo; BOURC (1994), Ibis 136: 253; M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 87: 509-510; M. G. Cubitt, British Birds 88: 342-348, plates 94-96; M. Grantham, Birding World 17 (6): 260).

3.0). 1990 Northumberland Tynemouth, female, trapped, night of 6th/7th July, photo, sound recording.

(Birding World 3 (7): 224, photo; M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 87: 510; M. Grantham, Birding World 17 (6): 260).

3.1). 1991 Northumberland Tynemouth, female, trapped, night of 30th/31st July; same as 1990.

(M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 87: 510; M. Grantham, Birding World 17 (6): 260).

3.2). 1992 Northumberland Tynemouth, female, trapped, night of 29th/30th July, photo, sound recording, blood sample taken; same as 1991.

(M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 87: 510).

3.3). 1993 Northumberland Tynemouth, female, trapped, 21st, 28th, 29th July; same as 1992.

(Birding World 6 (7): 264, photo; Eds., Birding World 6 (7): 267; M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 87: 509).

3.4). 1994 Northumberland Tynemouth, 11th July, heard only; same or another, trapped 23rd, 25th July, photo; same as 1993.

(Birding World 7 (7): 261, photo; M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 88: 498).

4). 2000 North-east Scotland Cove, female, trapped, 5th August, photo.

(Birding World 13 (12): 482, photo; M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 94: 457, plate 255; P. A. A. Baxter & H. I. Scott, Birding Scotland 3 (4): 179-186, plates 111-116; North-east Scotland Bird Report 2000: 117-118; Birding Scotland 5 (1): plate 12; Forrester & Andrews et al., 2007: photo).

5). 2005 Isles of Scilly Sea area Sole, 17 km S of St Mary's, 21st July.

(N. A. J. Hudson and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 102: 540).

6.0). 2013 Fair Isle South Haven, adult male, trapped, 27th July, photo, DNA analysis.

(W. T. S. Miles, Scottish Birds 33: 362-370, plate 337; N. A. J. Hudson and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 107: 590, plate 18; W. T. S. Miles, J. M. Collinson, D. Parnaby & R. Cope, British Birds 107: 654-655).

7.0). 2013 Fair Isle South Haven, adult male, trapped, 7th August to 3rd September, retrapped 8th August, photo, sound recording, DNA analysis.

(British Birds 106: plate 323; W. T. S. Miles, Scottish Birds 33: 362-370, plates 338-339, 346-347; N. A. J. Hudson and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 107: 590, plate 282; W. T. S. Miles, J. M. Collinson, D. Parnaby & R. Cope, British Birds 107: 654-655; Fair Isle Bird Observatory Report 2013: photo).

7.1). 2014 Fair Isle South Haven and Skadans, adult male, trapped and retrapped, 9th July to 1st August, photo; returning individual.

(Scottish Birds 34: plate 378; N. A. J. Hudson and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 108: 576, plate 326).

6.1). 2016 Fair Isle South Haven, 5CY+ male, trapped, 14th to 23rd August, photo; same as July 2013.

(C. Holt and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 110: 569).

6.2). 2017 Fair Isle Skadan, 6CY+ male, trapped, 13th to 14th July, photo; returning individual.

(C. Holt and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 111: 564).

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