Birds of Antarctica

48 species recorded at 13 public birding hotspots.

Most recorded in November

Most recorded

White-chinned PetrelWhite-chinned PetrelProcellaria aequinoctialisAntarctic PrionAntarctic PrionPachyptila desolataNorthern Giant PetrelNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halliGrey-headed AlbatrossGrey-headed AlbatrossThalassarche chrysostomaBlack-bellied Storm PetrelBlack-bellied Storm PetrelFregetta tropicaLight-mantled AlbatrossLight-mantled AlbatrossPhoebetria palpebrataAntarctic PetrelAntarctic PetrelThalassoica antarcticaBlue PetrelBlue PetrelHalobaena caeruleaMacaroni PenguinMacaroni PenguinEudyptes chrysolophusSooty ShearwaterSooty ShearwaterArdenna griseaSlender-billed PrionSlender-billed PrionPachyptila belcheriSnowy AlbatrossSnowy AlbatrossDiomedea exulansSouthern Royal AlbatrossSouthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea epomophoraEmperor PenguinEmperor PenguinAptenodytes forsteri

Hotspots with the most records

  1. Half Moon Island28 species
  2. Errera Channel – Cuverville Island18 species
  3. Brown Bluff23 species
  4. Drake Passage40 species
  5. Andvord Bay – Neko Harbor17 species
  6. Deception Island – Whaler's Bay23 species
  7. Petermann Island15 species
  8. Paulet Island21 species
  9. Mikkelsen Harbor – D'Hainaut Island18 species
  10. Errera Channel – Danco Island17 species
  11. Elephant Island – Point Wild28 species
  12. Almirante Brown Station20 species
All 13 hotspots
  1. Cierva Cove21 species

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All species recorded · 48