W. Ross Silcock


New Zealand Land and Pelagic Bird Tours


Huia Huia Huia
Mottled Petrel by Phil Swanson, Chatham Island Pigeon (Parea) by Stephen J. Dinsmore, and NZ Storm-Petrel by Phil Swanson

FOR MANY MORE BRILLIANT PHOTOS BY PHIL SWANSON AND OTHERS, CHECK OUR GALLERY!

Please contact me at silcock@rosssilcock.com for permission to copy or purchase copies of any of the gallery photos.


New Zealand Land and Pelagic Bird Tours
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Tabor, IA 51653
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Huia Huia
Ross Silcock 2009 (left); Ross and Sav Saville, Milford Sound 2009.


Latest updates

Jan 31, 2010: Major overhaul of Gallery with about 220 photos from 2009 trip by extraordinary photographer Phil Swanson, Omaha, Nebraska. Check out the brilliant phots of tubenoses!
Jan 24, 2010: Updated Gallery with photos from 2009 trip by Linda Rudolph.
Jan 7, 2010: Updated Pacific Checklist from various sources, primarily Wanless et al (2009) for Clarion Island, Revillagigedo Archipelago.
Dec 30, 2009: Updated NZ Trips with 2009 Trip Report, including Annotated Checklist.
Dec 29, 2009: Updated Pacific Checklist from several sources: Pyle and Pyle 2009 for Hawaiian Is (through shorebirds), Checklist of Cocos Island Birds sent by Michel Montoya,
latest issues of "Notornis", and some taxonomy updates from Boyd (http://jboyd.net/Taxo/changes.html).
Nov 6, 2009: Updated Pacific Checklist from Pyle and Pyle 2009 for Hawaiian Is (through diving petrels).
Oct 14, 2009: Updated Pacific Checklist from Pyle and Pyle 2009 for Hawaiian Is.
Sep 18, 2009: Updated Pacific Checklist to reflect the exciting news on the first at-sea sightings of Fiji Petrel by Shirihai et al (Bull. Brit. Orn. Club 129:129-148, 2009).



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A Birder's Checklist of the Birds of the Pacific Region
Pacific Checklist Bibliography
       This is a list of the 1346 species that have occurred in the Pacific Region as defined below. It is annotated with taxonomic, distributional, and finding information.

Links
Some of my favorites that I use often.

CV
Ross Silcock's CV.











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