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Olrog's Gull Larus atlanticus
Pablo Yorio
Version: 1.0 — Published March 4, 2009
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Species names in all available languages
| Language | Common name |
|---|---|
| Bulgarian | Атлантическа чайка |
| Catalan | gavià menjacrancs |
| Czech | racek argentinský |
| Danish | Argentinamåge |
| Dutch | Olrogs Meeuw |
| English | Olrog's Gull |
| English (United States) | Olrog's Gull |
| Finnish | rapulokki |
| French | Goéland d'Olrog |
| French (France) | Goéland d'Olrog |
| German | Olrogmöwe |
| Japanese | アルゼンチンカモメ |
| Norwegian | argentinamåke |
| Polish | mewa argentyńska |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | gaivota-de-rabo-preto |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | Gaivota-de-cauda-preta |
| Russian | Атлантическая чайка |
| Serbian | Olrogov galeb |
| Slovak | čajka argentínska |
| Spanish | Gaviota Cangrejera |
| Spanish (Argentina) | Gaviota Cangrejera |
| Spanish (Spain) | Gaviota cangrejera |
| Spanish (Uruguay) | Gaviota Cangrejera |
| Swedish | olrogtrut |
| Turkish | Orlog Martısı |
| Ukrainian | Мартин аргентинський |
Introduction
The Olrog’s Gull is a threatened endemic species of the Atlantic coast of Argentina. It has a restricted breeding distributional range, small total population size and a rather specialized feeding ecology, consuming mostly crabs during the breeding season. In winter, part of the population may disperse north, reaching Uruguay and Brazil.
- Year-round
- Migration
- Breeding
- Non-Breeding
Distribution of the Olrog's Gull
