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Aves de la Selva Baja Caducifolia Mazatleca

Esta guia tiene el objetivo de ilustrar las especies de aves presentes en la Selva Baja Caducifolia de Mazatlan, Sinaloa, México.

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Playero blanco ¹
Calidris alba

Playero occidental ²
Calidris mauri

Playero Diminuto ³
Calidris minutilla

Costureros ⁴
Limnodromus

Costurero pico corto ⁵
Limnodromus griseus

Costurero pico largo ⁶
Limnodromus scolopaceus

Playero solitario ⁷
Tringa solitaria

Patamarilla mayor ⁷
Tringa melanoleuca

Patamarilla menor ⁸
Tringa flavipes

Zarapito trinador ⁹
Numenius phaeopus

Zarapito pico largo ¹⁰
Numenius americanus

Vuelvepiedras negro ¹¹
Arenaria melanocephala

Picopando canelo ¹²
Limosa fedoa

Gaviota occidental ¹³
Larus occidentalis

Gaviota Plomiza
Larus heermanni

Gaviota cana ¹⁴
Larus canus

Gaviota pico anillado ¹⁵
Larus delawarensis

Gaviota californiana ¹⁶
Larus californicus

Gaviota Alas Blancas ¹⁷
Larus glaucescens

Charrán común ¹⁸
Sterna hirundo

Rayador americano ¹⁹
Rynchops niger

Charrán negro ²⁰
Chlidonias niger

Jacana norteña ²¹
Jacana spinosa

Chorlo tildío ²²
Charadrius vociferus

Monjita Americana ¹¹
Himantopus mexicanus

Ostrero americano ²³
Haematopus palliatus

Avoceta americana ²⁴
Recurvirostra americana

Chorlo gris ²³
Pluvialis squatarola

Playero alzacolita ²⁵
Actitis macularius

Playero vagabundo ²³
Tringa incana

Playero pihuiuí ²⁶
Tringa semipalmata

Gaviota de Bonaparte ⁷
Chroicocephalus philadelphia

Gaviota reidora ²⁷
Leucophaeus atricilla

Gaviota de Franklin ²⁸
Leucophaeus pipixcan

Charrán mínimo ²⁹
Sternula antillarum

Charrán del Caspio ³⁰
Hydroprogne caspia

Charrán real ³¹
Thalasseus maximus

Playero Brincaolas ²⁹
Calidris virgata

Tringa semipalmata inornata ³²

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