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Start:11/22/2007
End:11/30/2007
Duration:9 days
#Species:67
#Endemics:28
#Heard Only:0

2007 Galapagos Birding & Photo tour

ENDEMIC BIRDS POSSIBLE FOR TOUR

List of endemic and near endemic birds for locations visited on this tour along with which species were actually seen. Table also shows species with globally threatened or endangered status according to the IUCN. Endemic birds (E) are those with a restricted range in a single country. Near endemic birds (NE) are those with a restricted range in two (or rarely three) neighboring countries. The right-most column indicates whether species was seen on the tour. If blank, the species wasn't seen.*

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1Galapagos DoveZenaida galapagoensisEY
2Galapagos RailLaterallus spilonotaEY
3Lava GullLeucophaeus fuliginosusEY
4Galapagos PenguinSpheniscus mendiculusEY
5Flightless CormorantNannopterum harrisiEY
6Lava Heron**Butorides sundevalliEY
7Galapagos HawkButeo galapagoensisEY
8Red-masked ParakeetPsittacara erythrogenysNE 
9Brujo FlycatcherPyrocephalus manusEY
10Galapagos FlycatcherMyiarchus magnirostrisEY
11Galapagos MartinProgne modestaE 
12Galapagos MockingbirdMimus parvulusEY
13Floreana MockingbirdMimus trifasciatusEY
14Espanola MockingbirdMimus macdonaldiEY
15San Cristobal MockingbirdMimus melanotisEY
16Green Warbler-FinchCerthidea olivaceaEY
17Gray Warbler-FinchCerthidea fuscaEY
18Vegetarian FinchPlatyspiza crassirostrisEY
19Woodpecker FinchCamarhynchus pallidusEY
20Large Tree-FinchCamarhynchus psittaculaEY
21Medium Tree-FinchCamarhynchus pauperEY
22Small Tree-FinchCamarhynchus parvulusEY
23Mangrove FinchCamarhynchus heliobatesEY
24Small Ground-FinchGeospiza fuliginosaEY
25Large Ground-FinchGeospiza magnirostrisEY
26Genovesa Ground-FinchGeospiza acutirostrisEY
27Common Cactus-FinchGeospiza scandensEY
28Medium Ground-FinchGeospiza fortisEY
29Espanola Ground-FinchGeospiza conirostrisEY
30Genovesa Cactus-FinchGeospiza propinquaEY

 
 
 

 

 *Nomenclature and taxonomic affinities are based on Clements 6th Edition published 2007 with updates through 2021 maintained by the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, which relies largely on the AOU and SACC nomenclature committees. IUCN status may reflect splits not currently recognized by Clements.
**Species not accepted by Clements, AOU, or SACC that we recognize based on the IOC, field observations along with geographical separation, consensus opinions of field guide authors, and other sources. These species are potential splits in future Clements updates.