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Checklist: San Gullermo, San Juan, 2020

Results 37 - Systematic list

36 speciess + 1 form with particular treatment not considered as species.

Eugenia Boggiano

Start: 18/01/2020
End: 24/01/2020

See list of records (40)

Con Sudámerica Expediciones: San Guillermo y Laguna Brava

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Summary of species by group

Group	Number of species
Birds	31
Mammals	4
Reptiles	1

Richness and Abundance Summary

Most recorded species: Tinamotis pentlandii (2 records), Thinocorus orbignyianus (2 records), Lama vicugna (2 records).

Least recorded species: There are many rarely recorded species (34 species). View details

Most abundant species: Chloephaga melanoptera (50 individuals).

Least abundant species: Geranoaetus polyosoma (1 individual), Geositta isabellina (1 individual), Cinclodes atacamensis (1 individual), Agelaioides badius (1 individual), Rauenia bonariensis (1 individual), Abrothrix andina (1 individual).

Order

Family

English Common Name

Spanish Common Name

Portuguese Common Name

Scientific Name

Observed

Photographed

Heard

Recorded vocal

Filmed

Average individuals per day

Sum of specimens

Records

Conservation status

Notes

1

Chelco de San Guillermo

Liolaemus eleodori

X

X

1

2

X

X

1

LC

3

Tinamotis pentlandii

X

X

2

LC

4

Chloephaga melanoptera

8

50

1

LC

5

Lophonetta specularioides

X

X

1

LC

6

Phoenicopteriformes

Phoenicopteridae

Andean Flamingo

Flamingo-grande-dos-andes

Phoenicoparrus andinus

X

X

1

VU

7

James´s Flamingo

Flamingo-da-puna

Phoenicoparrus jamesi

X

X

1

NT

8

Chilean Flamingo

Flamenco Austral

Flamingo-chileno

Phoenicopterus chilensis

X

X

1

NT

9

Black-winged Ground Dove

Palomita Cordillerana

Metriopelia melanoptera

X

X

1

LC

10

Golden-spotted Ground Dove

Palomita Dorada

Metriopelia aymara

X

X

1

LC

11

West Peruvian Dove

Torcaza Ala Blanca

1

3

1

LC

12

Gallareta Cornuda

X

X

1

NT

13

Charadriiformes

Chorlito Puneño

Anarhynchus alticola

X

X

1

LC

14

Rufous-bellied Seedsnipe

Agachona Grande

X

X

1

LC

15

Grey-breasted Seedsnipe

Agachona de Collar

Thinocorus orbignyianus

X

X

2

LC

16

Baird´s Sandpiper

Playerito Unicolor

Maçarico-de-bico-fino

Calidris bairdii

X

X

1

LC

17

Chroicocephalus serranus

X

X

1

LC

18

Accipitriformes

Aguilucho Común

Gavião-de-costas-vermelhas

Geranoaetus polyosoma

1

1

1

LC

19

Mountain Caracara

Matamico Andino

Daptrius megalopterus

X

X

1

LC

20

Ochre-naped Ground Tyrant

Dormilona Fraile

Muscisaxicola flavinucha

X

X

1

LC

21

Sobrepuesto Puneño

X

X

1

LC

22

Black-billed Shrike-Tyrant

Agriornis montanus

X

X

1

LC

23

Creamy-rumped Miner

Caminera Grande

Geositta isabellina

1

1

1

LC

24

Straight-billed Earthcreeper

Bandurrita Pico Recto

Ochetorhynchus ruficaudus

X

X

1

LC

25

White-winged Cinclodes

Remolinera Castaña

Cinclodes atacamensis

1

1

1

LC

26

X

X

1

LC

27

Rufous-collared Sparrow

Zonotrichia capensis

1

2

1

LC

28

Greyish Baywing

Agelaioides badius

1

1

1

LC

29

Greater Yellow Finch

Jilguero Grande

Sicalis auriventris

1

6

1

LC

30

Greenish Yellow Finch

Jilguero Oliváceo

Sicalis olivascens

X

X

1

LC

31

Ash-breasted Sierra Finch

Geospizopsis plebejus

3

15

1

LC

32

Blue-and-yellow Tanager

Sanhaçu-papa-laranja

Rauenia bonariensis

1

1

1

LC

33

Common Mountain Viscacha

Lagidium viscacia

X

X

1

LC

34

Ctenomys aff. mendocinus

X

X

1

35

Andean Soft-haired Mouse

Abrothrix andina

1

1

1

LC

36

Lycalopex culpaeus

X

X

1

LC

37

X

X

2

LC