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Breeding New Caledonian Storm Petrel
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First confirmed breeding in
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was caught by inhabitants of New Caledonia. Information is sparse, but it was found on the shore of mainland New Caledonia, in an inhabited area (
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), and the juvenile probably was disoriented by street lights, as happens elsewhere with petrels, shearwaters and storm petrels (
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Rodríguez
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). Photographs were taken that day at Port Bouraké, in front of Îlot Leprédour (
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). In 2009, this islet became a nature reserve of the
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. Eradication of European Rabbits
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from the islet is underway. The photographs were first sent to L. Renaudet (of the Société Calédonienne dOrnithologie), who forwarded them to VB for identification. The bird had down on its head and nape, indicating a recent fledgling and confirming breeding on New Caledonia. No feather or blood samples were taken, and the bird was released. This is the only definite record of
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on land and the only one indicative of breeding.
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What is the breeding season in
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?
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—A fledgling in September points to winter breeding in the Southern Hemisphere. A six-month season is expected given the size of
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. Thus, based on the fledgling, MarchApril is the likely egg-laying period. This corresponds with the majority of sightings in March and April off New Caledonia (Appendix 1). Further, numerous sightings as early as January off New Caledonia in 2020 suggest that egg laying may occur over an extended period, possibly JanuaryApril. In
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, off New Caledonia, birds were in rather fresh plumage, but tail and breast feathers were worn. The lack of primary moult and feather condition indicate that at least some were engaged in pre-breeding or breeding activities. (Primary moult of successful breeding storm petrels generally commences post-breeding.) Sightings off Australia perhaps correspond mainly to non-breeders. Indeed, birds there in March often had rather worn plumage and in
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active wing moult was noted, which would not be expected in breeding adults. That said, some did not show obvious wear or moult.
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—All islets in the southern lagoon of
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have been visited and carefully searched, with several nights spent on most of them (
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).
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petrel was ever seen, no
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whistling call was heard and, as far as we know, none of the many ornithologists who subsequently visited the islets has reported storm petrels. The only known storm petrel colony in
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was located in
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the interior of an islet off northern
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pers. obs.). Seven to nine burrows with entrances of
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width were located in sand. No particular smell was detected and nothing was observed in the burrows. They were not disturbed as burrows in sand are easily and irreparably damaged. It was not possible to spend the night on the islet, but during several nights on neighbouring islets
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petrel was seen or heard. Polynesian Storm Petrel
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, a long-suspected breeder in
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, was believed to be the burrow owner. In
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, M. Pandolfi spent a night at the colony, heard whistling calls, but did not see or catch any storm petrels. Winter breeding supported the assumption that
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<emphasis id="81A4EA91FD02B50159AAFEB0D635FE9D" box="[496,629,321,345]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="126">N. fuliginosa</emphasis>
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was involved. However, the following summer rats
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<emphasis id="81A4EA91FD02B501589BFE90D508FEBD" box="[193,328,354,377]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="126">Rattus rattus</emphasis>
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were found on the islet. Although successfully eradicated in 2008, no one has located storm petrels on subsequent visits and no burrow has been found (J. Baudat &amp; P. Villard pers. comm. 200818). The species of storm petrel involved remains unknown.
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Figure 10. New Caledonian Storm Petrel
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, Port Bouraké
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, New Caledonia, 26 September 2014; the first documented fledgling; note traces of down on head, stripes on belly diagnostic of
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<emphasis id="81A4EA91FD1DB51E5C6EFC54D0C7FC7C" box="[1076,1159,933,952]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="125">F. lineata</emphasis>
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, narrow white fringes on dorsal feathers and upperwing (the latter most typical of
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) (photographer unknown, images supplied by L. Renaudet)
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Figure 11. New Caledonian Storm Petrel
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held at the American Museum of Natural History, New York (AMNH 194110); the annotations demonstrate that the middle toe and claw measure 32 mm, and the published measurement of 22 mm is incorrect (Hadoram Shirihai)
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may breed either inland or on islets in Bouloupari Lagoon (not visited). These islets are atypical and quite unlike southern lagoon islets. Some are rocky and most are surrounded by mangroves. The most suitable location would be Leprédour Islet where introduced mammals were recently eradicated. Any storm petrel population on the islet would likely have recovered somewhat, leading to at-sea sightings, as suggested for
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which breeds on Little Barrier Island where cats were recently eradicated. Alternatively, breeding may occur on mainland
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; a likely location is the Tontouta River valley where
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breeds. High forested peaks along the coast, such as Dent de
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, are also suitable search locations.
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Apart from
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, the Marquesas Islands, where
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194110 was collected, could hold a breeding population. The presence of subfossil bones attributed to
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on Ua Huka and Tahuata (
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) might evidence the past presence of
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. In addition, on
<date id="C76E1043FD02B50159EBFCB3D6C7FC9D" box="[433,647,833,857]" pageId="16" pageNumber="126" value="2013-09-30">30 September 2013</date>
, one or two streaked storm petrels were seen south-west of Fatu Hiva, which provides hope that the streaked storm petrel survives in the Marquesas (
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). However, in
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, an 18-day seabird survey circumnavigating the islands recorded numerous storm petrels, but no streaked birds (
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Flood
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. 2022
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). Perhaps seas around the Marquesas form part of the non-breeding range, given that the
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specimen and the recent sightings were in September, at the end of the likely breeding season in
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discussed above. Also,
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could breed and survive on
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, where
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15713 was collected (especially if the bird was collected on land, see above). Mt. Fito would be a likely breeding locality, although again, the seas around
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could form part of the non-breeding range, as the specimen was collected in November.
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