Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
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Dutch | Chileense Grote Pijlstormvogel |
English | Pink-footed Shearwater |
English (United States) | Pink-footed Shearwater |
French | Puffin à pieds roses |
French (French Guiana) | Puffin à pieds roses |
German | Rosafuß-Sturmtaucher |
Hebrew | יסעור ורוד-רגל |
Icelandic | Markarskrofa |
Japanese | シロハラアカアシミズナギドリ |
Norwegian | chilelire |
Polish | burzyk różowonogi |
Russian | Розовоногий буревестник |
Serbian | Sivi svetlonogi zovoj |
Slovak | víchrovník ružovonohý |
Spanish | Pardela Patirrosa |
Spanish (Argentina) | Pardela Patas Rosas |
Spanish (Chile) | Fardela blanca |
Spanish (Costa Rica) | Pardela Blanca Común |
Spanish (Ecuador) | Pardela Patirrosada |
Spanish (Mexico) | Pardela Patas Rosadas |
Spanish (Panama) | Pardela Patirrosada |
Spanish (Peru) | Pardela de Pata Rosada |
Spanish (Spain) | Pardela patirrosa |
Swedish | rosanäbbad lira |
Turkish | Şili Yelkovanı |
Ukrainian | Буревісник рожевоногий |
Revision Notes
Ryan D. Carle, Valentina Colodro, Jonathan Felis, Joshua Adams, and Peter J. Hodum revised the account. Peter Pyle contributed to the Appearance page. David Ainley, Sarah Schoen, Tom Kimball, and Ken Morgan reviewed the account. Arnau Bonan Barfull and Peter Pyle curated the media. Vicens Vila-Coury generated the distribution map. Qwahn Kent managed the references.
Ardenna creatopus (Coues, 1864)
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Pink-footed Shearwater Ardenna creatopus Scientific name definitions
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Tables and Appendices
Table 1
Relative use of distinct Exclusive Economic Zones by tracked Pink-footed Shearwater (Ardenna creatopus) in the non-breeding period (i.e., all track locations north of 32ºS) and summary of fisheries with reported or documented pink-footed shearwater bycatch from peer-reviewed literature, gray literature, and personal communications with fisheries investigators (Enriqueta Velarde of Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico).
National Exclusive Economic Zone (listed north to south) |
Pink-footed Shearwater % total tracking time |
Fisheries with reported or documented pink-footed shearwater bycatch |
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Fishery typea |
Methodb |
Magnitude (mortality)c |
Citation |
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Canada |
1.6 |
none identified |
na |
unknown |
na |
United States |
34.1 |
long line |
trial fishery study |
1 bird/33 sets |
|
observer program |
estimated 3.33–6.77 (95% conf. int. 0.8–14.1) birds/year from 2010-2016 |
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trawl |
observer program |
estimated 0.48–2.35 (95% conf. int. 0–7.8) birds/year from 2010–2016 |
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Mexico |
23.7 |
purse seine |
observer program |
present |
Enriqueta Velarde unpubl. data |
France (Clipperton Islands) |
0.2 |
none identified |
na |
unknown |
na |
Guatemala |
<0.1 |
long line |
trial observer study |
present |
|
El Salvador |
<0.1 |
none identified |
na |
unknown |
na |
Costa Rica |
0.5 |
none identified |
na |
unknown |
na |
Panama |
0.1 |
none identified |
na |
unknown |
na |
Colombia |
0.3 |
none identified |
na |
unknown |
na |
Ecuador (including Galapagos) |
1.2 |
demersel long line |
trial observer study |
2 birds/417 sets (capture rate; fate unknown) |
|
Peru |
29.8 |
gill net |
trial observer study |
3 birds/914 sets; estimated 500-1000 birds/year |
|
trial fishery study |
3 birds/729 sets |
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Chile |
4.2 |
purse seine |
observer program |
1510 birds/1630 sets |
|
trial fishery study |
present |
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gillnet, long line, purse seine |
fisher interviews |
estimated 911 birds/year (mostly gillnet) |
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trawl |
trial fishery study |
present |
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demersel long line |
fisher interviews |
present |
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International Seas |
4.4 |
driftnet |
observer program |
present |
|
observer program |
estimated 412/year |
Table from Felis et al. 2019
a Fishery types are general and may represent small- or large-scale fisheries (or a combination) that may vary in vessel size, fleet size, and spatiotemporal fishing effort within a nation. Consult original sources for specific fishery information.
b “Observer program” is a government-sanctioned, fleet-wide, bycatch observation program. “Trial observer study” is an independent bycatch observation research project, often on a smaller scale. “Trial fishery study” is research-oriented fishing effort to study bycatch and/or gear modifications. “Fisher interviews” are information on bycatch collected from interviewing fishers in a particular fishery/region.
c Magnitude indicates the raw number of birds killed per number of sets monitored, unless otherwise noted. Additional birds may have been captured and released alive. An annual mortality estimate is presented when it was provided by the original source. Magnitude is noted as “present” if Pink-footed Shearwater bycatch was reported/documented but no quantification was provided in the original study.