Sydney Pelagic Stats for February

Definite

Pomarine Skua100%
Grey-faced Petrel95%
Wedge-tailed Shearwater95%
Silver Gull95%
Flesh-footed Shearwater90%
Short-tailed Shearwater90%
Greater Crested Tern85%
Fluttering Shearwater80%

Probable

Australasian Gannet65%
Huttons Shearwater60%
Sooty Tern55%
Parasitic Jaeger50%

Possible

Fluttering type shearwater40%
Sooty Shearwater40%
Long-tailed Jaeger35%

Small chance

Goulds Petrel25%
White-necked Petrel25%
Streaked Shearwater25%
Little Penguin20%
Common Tern15%
Black Petrel15%
Tahiti Petrel15%
Bullers Shearwater15%
Shy Albatross10%
Grey Noddy10%
Gibsons Albatross10%
Black-browed Albatross10%
Brown Noddy10%
Arctic Tern5%
White-faced Storm Petrel5%
White-tailed Tropicbird5%
Red-tailed Tropicbird5%
Red-footed Booby5%
Wandering Albatross5%
White-winged Black Tern5%

Vagrants

Baraus Petrel2.5%

Not all records on this page have been authenticated
therefore they should not be used in publication without further research.
Data is modeled using historical sightings aboard Sydney pelagic
trips dating from 1997 to the most recent trip.