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Procellariformes
PROCELLARIDAE
Many families distributed in seas
around the world, 24 of them can be seen in Argentina. They are seabirds,
pelagic. Very flying, plan. A land only going to nest. The narinas ending in a
double tube, unified on the beak . Fingers webbed.
They
feed on crustaceans, squid, jellyfish and waste. Place a single egg white.
SOUTHERN
GIAN-PETREL: Macronectes giganteus
It is easily seen in the atlantic
coast argentina.

Images taken in Puerto Deseado, province of Santa
Cruz.
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