Phalacrocorax punctatus

Phalacrocorax punctatus

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Spotted Shag - Picton - New Zealand_FJ0A1944

The spotted shag/parekareka is a medium-sized, grey-blue marine shag with a long, slender bill and yellow-orange feet. Adult breeding birds have small black spots on their back and wings.
Spotted shags/parekareka (Stictocarbo punctatus) are mainly found a

Compared with typical cormorants, the spotted shag is a light-coloured bird. Its back is brown. Its belly is pale blue-grey (often appearing white), and the white continues up the sides of the neck and face, but the throat and the top of the head are dark

During breeding the spotted shag looks regal in its patterned cloak of plumage, the muted browns and greys a departure from the stark black and white of many shags. It has a generous double crest, the eye ring is a greenish blue, and the flesh in front of

During breeding the spotted shag looks regal in its patterned cloak of plumage, the muted browns and greys a departure from the stark black and white of many shags. It has a generous double crest, the eye ring is a greenish blue, and the flesh in front of

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Marine habitater

At the Wairau Bar, Marlborough.

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The spotted shag or parekareka (Stictocarbo punctatus) is a species of cormorant endemic to New Zealand. Originally classified as Phalacrocorax punctatus, it is sufficiently different in appearance from typical members of that genus that to be for a time

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Mindre bekymrende (LC)

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Referencer

1. på IUCNs rødlisteside - https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/22696901/132595311

2. Xeno-canto fuglekald - https://xeno-canto.org/664263

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