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Date: 1/19/25 1:52 pm From: Will Cook <cwcook...> Subject: Re: [External] Band-rumped Storm-Petrel
I counted 11 Wilson's and 1 Leach's Storm-Petrels on 9/2/2006 from Ernesto, but no Band-rumped. Others noted 10 Wilson's on 9/3/2006. I don't know of any local reports of Band-rumped after any hurricane. Will Cook - Durham, NC On 1/19/2025 4:44 PM, Harry LeGrand (via carolinabirds Mailing List) wrote: > Agree. No record for Band-rumped in the Triangle, but yes for Leach’s. > > I have to admit that details for most tubenose species well inland > after hurricanes has been poor to abysmal. No, I don’t expect photos, > as they can be at long distances, in wind or rain, etc. But simply > written description. Sadly, most were pre-eBird, which provides a > good outlet for written material to be confirmed. Back in the day, it > was mostly a sentence or two sent to Chat Briefs editors, etc. —who, > like me, accepted if by experienced observers and with credible > details. I think that and most other Leach’s inland were poorly > described. > > Harry > > Sent from my iPhone >> >> >> There’s a record on the Birds of North Carolina of a Leach’s >> Storm-Petrel from 02 September 2006 at Jordan Lake. No reports of >> Band-rumped from this time frame that I could find. Leach’s are more >> likely to show up inland after a storm. >> >> Good birding! >> >> Ed Corey >> Inventory Biologist >> NC Division of Parks and Recreation >> NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources >> <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.ncdcr.gov/__;!!OToaGQ!vfi9PsVVTDAmUk0uUYDTyHt4BNfrHxxmjmzqyHaMO0TE9ltpR6KUybvoQSrMWOhxcMC2Q3JnlNkYCDY8b5F46LLC$> >> >> image001.jpg >> >> Office: 919-841-4037 >> Mobile: 919-208-7864 >> <Ed.Corey...> <Ed.Corey...> >> >> Yorkshire Center >> >> 12700 Bayleaf Church Road >> >> Raleigh, NC 27614 >> >> Twitter >> <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://twitter.com/ncculture__;!!OToaGQ!vfi9PsVVTDAmUk0uUYDTyHt4BNfrHxxmjmzqyHaMO0TE9ltpR6KUybvoQSrMWOhxcMC2Q3JnlNkYCDY8b3c5MGra$> >> \| Facebook >> <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.facebook.com/NorthCarolinaCulture__;!!OToaGQ!vfi9PsVVTDAmUk0uUYDTyHt4BNfrHxxmjmzqyHaMO0TE9ltpR6KUybvoQSrMWOhxcMC2Q3JnlNkYCDY8bzEeqB9c$> >> \| Instagram >> <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.instagram.com/ncculture/__;!!OToaGQ!vfi9PsVVTDAmUk0uUYDTyHt4BNfrHxxmjmzqyHaMO0TE9ltpR6KUybvoQSrMWOhxcMC2Q3JnlNkYCDY8b1ZnWr4a$> >> \| YouTube >> <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLfbnzwVhIdW10LIEnzUY2Q__;!!OToaGQ!vfi9PsVVTDAmUk0uUYDTyHt4BNfrHxxmjmzqyHaMO0TE9ltpR6KUybvoQSrMWOhxcMC2Q3JnlNkYCDY8b2nxgnx0$> >> \| LinkedIn >> <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.linkedin.com/company/north-carolina-department-of-cultural-resources__;!!OToaGQ!vfi9PsVVTDAmUk0uUYDTyHt4BNfrHxxmjmzqyHaMO0TE9ltpR6KUybvoQSrMWOhxcMC2Q3JnlNkYCDY8b8QGiDIj$> >> >> /Email correspondence to and from this address is subject to the >> North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties./ >> >> From:<carolinabirds-request...> >> <carolinabirds-request...> On Behalf Of Thomas Driscoll >> Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2025 12:58 PM >> To: Carolinabirds Listserve <carolinabirds...> >> Subject: [External] Band-rumped Storm-Petrel >> >> CAUTION:External email. Do not click links or open attachments >> unless verified. Report suspicious emails with the Report Message >> button located on your Outlook menu bar on the Home tab. >> >> Hi All, >> >> i have on my Avisys list that i saw a Band-rumped Storm-Petrel at >> Ebenezer Point on Jordan Lake, Chatham County, NC, on 3 September >> 2006. The bird was blown in by Hurricane Ernesto. >> >> There are no records on ebird though. i know i wasn't the only one >> to see it. Did i get the species wrong? >> >> Thanks for any info, >> >> tom >> >> tom driscoll >> chapel hill, nc usa >> <spttdrdshnk...> >> Do som ething nice for Earth today and every day! >>

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