FONT Birding Tours
in
Birds
found during
FONT Birding Tours
in
and the extension in
central Chile
in November 2004
List compiled by Armas Hill
Codes:
1: November 2-13
(h): heard
Cumulative Lists of Birds during our
Argentina Tours:In cumulative lists of birds, scientific names are given & subspecies are noted.
A list of Mammals during our Argentina & Chile tours in 2004 follows the bird-list.
Argentina & Chile
Birds:
1. Magellanic Penguin (nt) - 1:np
2. Humboldt Penguin (t3) - 2:cc
3. Darwin's (part of Lesser) Rhea - 1:np
4. Brushland Tinamou - 1:nc
5. Ornate Tinamou - 1:nc
6. Andean Tinamou - 1:nc
7. Darwin's Nothura/Tinamou - 1:nc
8. Elegant Crested-Tinamou - 1:np
9. White-tufted Grebe - 1:ba,np 2:cc
10. Silvery Grebe - 1:np
11. Pied-billed Grebe - 1:ba,nc 2:cc
12. Great Grebe - 1:np 2:cc
13. Southern Giant-Petrel (t3) - 1:np 2:cc
14. Black-browed Albatross (nt) - 2:cc
15. Salvin's Albatross - 2:cc
16. Southern Fulmar - 2:cc
17. Cape Petrel (or Pintado) - 2:cc
18. White-chinned Petrel - 1:np 2:cc
19. Manx Shearwater - 1:np
20. Pink-footed Shearwater (t3) - 2:cc
21. Sooty Shearwater - 2:cc
22. Wilson's Storm-Petrel - 2:cc
23. Peruvian Diving-Petrel (t2) - 2:cc
24. Peruvian (or Chilean) Pelican - 2:cc
25. Peruvian Booby - 2:cc
26. Neotropic Cormorant - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
27. Rock (or Magellan) Cormorant (or Shag) - 1:np
28. King Cormorant (or Shag) - 1:np
29. Guanay Cormorant - 2:cc
30. Cocoi Heron - 1:ba,nc
31. Whistling Heron - 1:ba,nc
32. Cattle Egret - 1:ba,nc 2:cc
33. Snowy Egret - 1:ba,nc 2:cc
34. Great Egret - 1:ba,nc 2:cc
35. Striated Heron - 1:ba,nc
36. Black-crowned Night-Heron - 1:ba,np 2:cc
37. Stripe-backed Bittern 2:cc
38. Maguari Stork - 1:ba
39. Black-faced Ibis - 2:cc
40. Bare-faced / Whispering Ibis - 1:ba
41. White-faced Ibis - 1:ba,nc
42. Roseate Spoonbill - 1:ba
43. Chilean Flamingo (nt) - 1:np
44. Southern Screamer - 1:ba
45. Black-necked Swan - 1:ba,np 2:cc
46. Coscoroba Swan - 1:ba,nc,np
47. Fulvous Whistling-Duck - 1:ba
48. White-faced Whistling-Duck - 1:ba
49. Crested Duck - 1:np
50. Southern/Chiloe Wigeon - 1:np 2:cc
51. Yellow-billed / Brown Pintail - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
52. White-cheeked Pintail - 2:cc
53. Speckled Teal - 1:ba,nc
54. Red Shoveler - 1:ba,np 2:cc
55. Cinnamon Teal - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
56. Silver Teal - 1:ba
57. White-headed (or Chubut) Flightless Steamer-Duck (nt) - 1:np
58. Rosy-billed Pochard - 1:ba,np 2:cc
59. Black-headed Duck (nt) - 1:ba 2:cc
60. Lake Duck - 1:ba,np 2:cc
61. Andean Condor - 2:cc
62. Black Vulture - 1:nc,np 2:cc
63. Turkey Vulture - 1:nc,np 2:cc
64. Black-chested Eagle-Buzzard (has been Buzzard-Eagle) - 1:nc,np 2:cc
65. White-tailed Kite - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
66. Snail Kite - 1:ba
67. Cinereous Harrier - 1:np
68. Roadside Hawk - 1:ba,nc
69. White-tailed Hawk - 1:np
70. Variable (or Red-backed) Hawk - 1:nc,np 2:cc
71. Bay-winged (or Harris's) Hawk - 2:cc
72. White-throated Hawk - 2:cc
73. Mountain Caracara - 2:cc
74. Southern Crested Caracara - 1:ba,nc,np
75. Chimango (Caracara) - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
76. Spot-winged Falconet - 1:nc,np
77. American Kestrel - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
78. Aplomado Falcon - 1:np
79. California Quail (i) - 2:cc
80. Plumbeous Rail - 1:ba,np 2:cc
81. Common Gallinule/Moorhen - 1ba,nc,np 2:cc
82. Spot-flanked Gallinule - 1:ba 2:cc
83. Andean Coot - 1:nc
84. Red-gartered Coot - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
85. White-winged Coot - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
86. Red-fronted Coot - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
87. Wattled (or South American) Jacana - 1:ba
88. White-backed (or South American) Stilt - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
89. American Oystercatcher - 1:np 2:cc
90. Blackish Oystercatcher - 1:np 2:cc
91. Southern Lapwing - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
92. Andean Lapwing - 1:nc
93. Black-bellied Plover - 1:np
94. Two-banded Plover - 1:np
95. Collared Plover - 2:cc
96. Whimbrel - 2:cc
97. Greater Yellowlegs - 1:ba 2:cc
98. Lesser Yellowlegs - 1:ba 2:cc
99. Ruddy Turnstone - 2:cc
100. Surfbird - 2:cc
101. Spotted Sandpiper - 1:ba
102. Red Knot - 1:np
103. Sanderling - 1:np
104. Pectoral Sandpiper - 1:ba,nc
105. Least Sandpiper - 1:ba (rare in AR)
106. Baird's Sandpiper - 1:nc
107. White-rumped Sandpiper - 1:ba,np
108. South American Snipe - 1:np
109. Red-necked Phalarope - 2:cc
110. Red (or Grey) Phalarope - 2:cc
111. Least Seedsnipe - 1:np
112. Snowy Sheathbill - 1:np
113. Antarctic (or Brown) Skua - 1:np
114. Kelp Gull - 1:np 2:cc
115. Andean Gull - 1:nc
116. Gray-headed Gull - 1:ba
117. Brown-hooded Gull - 1:ba,np 2:cc
118. Franklin's Gull - 2:cc
119. South American Tern - 1:np 2:cc
120. Snowy-crowned / Trudeau’s Tern - 1:ba,np
121. Cayenne Tern - 1:np
122. Royal Tern - 1:np
123. Inca Tern - 2:cc
124. Black Skimmer - 1:np 2:cc
125. Picazuro Pigeon - 1:ba,nc
126. Spot-winged Pigeon - 1:ba,nc,np
127. Chilean Pigeon (nt)(Cqe) - 2:cc
128. Feral Pigeon (i) - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
129. Eared Dove - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
130. Picui Ground-Dove - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
131. Black-winged Ground-Dove - 1:nc 2:cc
132. Moreno's (has been called Bare-eyed) Ground-Dove - 1:nc
133. Mitred Conure/Parakeet - 1:nc
134. Patagonian Conure (also called Burrowing Parakeet) - 1:np
135. Monk Parakeet - 1:ba,nc
136. Sierra (has also been called Gray-hooded) Parakeet - 1:nc
137. Guira Cuckoo - 1:ba,nc
138. Striped Cuckoo - 1:nc(h)
139. Great Horned Owl - 1:nc
140. Burrowing Owl - 1:nc,np 2:cc
141. Nacunda Nighthawk - 1:nc
142. Band-winged Nightjar - 2:cc
143. Red-tailed Comet - 1:nc
144. Blue-tufted Starthroat - 1:nc
145. White-sided Hillstar - 2:cc
146. Giant Hummingbird - 2:cc
147. Glittering-bellied Emerald - 1:ba,nc
148. Ringed Kingfisher - 1:ba 2a 4 5ab
149. Green Kingfisher - 1:ba
150. Field Flicker - 1:ba,nc
151. Andean Flicker - 1:nc
152. Chilean Flicker (Cqe) - 2:cc
153. Golden-breasted Woodpecker/Flicker - 1:ba,nc,np
154. White-fronted Woodpecker - 1:nc
155. Common Miner - 1:nc,np 2:cc
156. Rufous-banded Miner - 2:cc
157. Scale-throated Earthcreeper - 1:np 2:cc
158. Band-tailed Earthcreeper (Aqe) - 1:np
159. Bar-winged Cinclodes - 1:nc 2:cc
160. Gray-flanked Cinclodes - 2:cc
161. Dark-bellied Cinclodes - 2:cc
162. Chilean Seaside-Cinclodes (Ce) - 2:cc
163. Rufous Hornero - 1:ba,nc,np
164. Crested Hornero - 1:nc
165. Brown Cacholote - 1:nc
166. White-throated Cacholote - 1:np
167. Sulphur-throated/-bearded Spinetail - 1:ba
168. Wren-like Rushbird - 1:ba,np 2:cc
169. Stripe-crowned Spinetail - 1:np
170. Firewood-gatherer - 1:np
171. Lark-like Brushrunner - 1:nc
172. Sharp-billed (has also been called Lesser) Canastero - 1:np 2:cc
173. Short-billed Canastero - 1:np
174. Patagonian Canastero (Ae) - 1:np
175. Puna Canastero - 1:nc
176. Pale-breasted Canastero - 1:nc
177. Cordilleran Canastero - 2:cc
178. Dusky-tailed Canastero (Ce) - 2:cc
179. Crag Chilia (Ce) - 2:cc
180. Brown-capped Tit-Spinetail - 1:nc
181. Plain-mantled Tit-Spinetail - 1:np 2:cc
182. Freckle-breasted Thornbird - 1:ba
185. White-tipped Plantcutter - 1:nc,np
186. Rufous-tailed Plantcutter - 2:cc
187. Sclater's Tyrannulet - 1:nc
188. Southern Scrub-Flycatcher - 1:nc
189. Small-billed Elaenia - 1:nc
190. White-crested Elaenia - 2:cc
191. Tufted Tit-Tyrant - 1:np 2:cc
192. Greater Wagtail-Tyrant - 1:nc
193. White-throated Tyrannulet - 1:nc
194. White-crested Tyrannulet - 1:np
195. Warbling Doradito - 1:ba 2:cc
196. Vermilion Flycatcher - 1:np
197. Rusty-backed Monjita - 1:np
198. White Monjita - 1:nc,np
199. Black-crowned Monjita - 1:np
200. Fire-eyed Diucon - 2:cc
201. White-tailed Shrike-Tyrant - 1:nc
202. Gray-bellied Shrike-Tyrant - 1:np
203. Lesser Shrike-Tyrant - 1:np
204. Rufous-naped Ground-Tyrant - 2:cc
205. White-browed Ground-Tyrant - 2:cc
206. Black-fronted Ground-Tyrant - 2:cc
207. Spot-billed Ground-Tyrant - 2:cc
208. Ochre-naped Ground-Tyrant - 2:cc
209. Austral (or Patagonian) Negrito - 1:np 2:cc
210. White-browed Chat-Tyrant - 1:nc
211. Spectacled Tyrant - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
212. Black Phoebe - 1:nc
213. Hudson's Black-Tyrant (nt)(Ae) - 1:np
214. Many-colored Rush-Tyrant - 1:ba 2:cc
215. Swainson's Flycatcher - 1:np
216. Crowned Slaty-Flycatcher - 1:ba,nc
217. Tropical Kingbird - 1:ba,nc
218. Fork-tailed Flycatcher - 1:ba,nc,np
219. Streaked Flycatcher - 1:ba
220. Great Kiskadee - 1:ba,nc,np
221. Chivi (has been part of Red-eyed) Vireo - 1:nc
222. Rufous-bellied Thrush - 1:ba,nc
223. Creamy-bellied Thrush - 1:ba,nc
224. Austral Thrush - 1:np 2:cc
225. Chiguanco Thrush - 1:nc,np
226. Glossy-black Thrush - 1:nc
227. White-banded Mockingbird - 1:ba,np
228. Chalk-browed Mockingbird - 1:ba,nc,np
229. Patagonian Mockingbird - 1:np
230. Chilean Mockingbird (Ce) - 2:cc
231. Rufous-throated Dipper (t3)(Aqe) - 1:nc
232. European/Common Starling (i) - 1:ba
233. White-rumped Swallow - 1:ba
234. Chilean Swallow - 1:np 2:cc
235, Blue-and-white Swallow - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
236. Brown-chested Martin - 1:ba,np
237. Gray-breasted Martin - 1:ba,nc
238. Southern Martin - 1:nc,np
239. Tawny-headed Swallow - 1:nc
240. Barn Swallow - 1:nc
241. Grass Wren - 1:ba,nc 2:cc
242. (Southern) House Wren - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
243. Masked Gnatcatcher - 1:ba,nc
244. House Sparrow (i) - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
245. Short-billed Pipit - 1:np
246. Correndera Pipit - 1:nc,np 2:cc
247. Yellowish Pipit - 1:ba
248. Hellmayr's Pipit - 1:nc
249. Brown-capped Whitestart/Redstart - 1:nc
250. Southern (formerly part of Masked) Yellowthroat - 1:ba,nc
251. Rust-and-yellow Tanager - 1:nc
252. Sayaca Tanager - 1:nc
253. Blue-and-yellow Tanager - 1:nc,np
254. Golden-rumped (formerly part of Blue-hooded) Euphonia - 1:nc
255. Grayish Saltator - 1:nc
256. Golden-billed Saltator - 1:nc,np
257. Black-backed Grosbeak - 1:nc
258. Ultramarine Grosbeak - 1:nc
259. Yellow-billed Cardinal - 1:ba
260. Blue-black Grassquit - 1:nc
261. Double-collared Seedeater - 1:ba
262. Band-tailed Seedeater - 1:nc
263. Plain-colored Seedeater - 1:nc
264. Many-colored Chaco-Finch - 1:nc
265. Black-crested Finch - 1:nc
266. Red Pileated-Finch (or Red-crested Finch) - 1:nc
267. Band-tailed Sierra-Finch - 1:nc
268. Plumbeous Sierra-Finch - 1:nc 2:cc
269. Gray-hooded Sierra-Finch - 2:cc
270. Mourning Sierra-Finch - 1:np 2:cc
271. Carbonated Sierra-Finch (Ae) - 1:np
272. Common Diuca-Finch - 1:np 2:cc
273. Great Pampa Finch - 1:ba,nc
274. Black-and-rufous Warbling-Finch - 1:ba,nc
275. Black-capped Warbling-Finch - 1:nc
276. Ringed Warbling-Finch - 1:nc,np
277. Cinnamon Warbling-Finch (Ae) - 1:nc
278. Tucuman Mountain-Finch (t3) (Ae) - 1:nc
279. Greater Yellow Finch - 2:cc
280. Grassland Yellow-Finch - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
281. Saffron (Yellow-) Finch - 1:nc
282. Patagonian Yellow Finch - 1:np
283. Stripe-capped Sparrow - 1:nc
284. Grassland Sparrow - 1:nc
285. Rufous-collared Sparrow - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
286. Shiny/Glossy Cowbird - 1:ba,nc,np 2:cc
287. Screaming Cowbird - 1:nc
288. Bay-winged Cowbird (or Baywing)
- 1:ba,nc,np290. Chestnut-capped Blackbird - 1:ba
291. Yellow-winged Blackbird - 1:ba,np 2:cc
292. Brown-and-yellow Marshbird - 1:ba
293. White-browed Blackbird - 1:ba
294. Long-tailed Meadowlark - 1:nc,np 2:cc
295. Hooded Siskin - 1:ba.nc,np
296. Black-chinned Siskin - 2:cc
297. Yellow-rumped Siskin - 2:cc
Mammals
during FONT Tours
in Argentina & Chile in 2004
Codes:
1:
Argentina:Land Mammals: