black-throated loon
Arctic loon
black-throated diver
gavia arctica latin

Migrating birds that make stops on island include hawks, harriers, eagles, and Black-throated Loons.

Both are thought to have evolved from a population of Black-throated Loons which colonized the Nearctic and were subsequently cut off from other populations.

But eventually she caught up, at a lake where the group was watching a pair of Arctic loons.

But already the haunting calls of Arctic loons echoed to the sky from the melt pools.

Along with the swans, Brooklyn's Prospect Park Lake this spring has been home to many exotic resident and transient birds, including two nesting pairs of black-crowned night herons, four migrating Arctic loons and a male wood duck.

Juvenile trout can be an important part of the diet of Black-throated diver.

Other rare species frequently visits the lake, for example the Black-throated Diver.

Black-throated divers are the only member of the diver bird family to have a white patch...

Another frequent visitor was the black-throated diver.

Birds are usually seen singly, but, as with Black-throated Divers, two or three are sometimes seen together.

The main birds were maritime, as you might expect: the red-throated diver, the black-throated diver, and the gannet.

In 2002 Loch Loyal had a population of one thousand greylag geese and provides nesting sites for rare black-throated divers.

The following articles deal with separation of Pacific Diver from Black-throated Diver:

The Black-throated Diver is the current school emblem of Achfary Primary School.

We were sea watching, hoping for red-breasted merganser, Slavonian grebe, black-throated diver, auks, sea ducks.

Instructions for constructing and deploying artificial floating islands to provide Black-throated Divers with nesting opportunities are given in Hancock (2000).

You may see rare ospreys, grey-headed woodpeckers or black-throated divers on your strolls; the park is also a habitat to elk and nocturnal flying squirrels.

The barren Tiilikkajärvi lake is inhabited by the Black-throated Diver, and its beaches by the Little Ringed Plover.

The question arises whether it is a Great Northern Diver, which has never been known to nest in the British Isles, or a Black-Throated Diver.

A wide variety of birdlife is apparent at Kotzebue Sound including the Tufted puffin, Black-throated Diver and Red-throated loon.

Further out, around the shores of Berneray, are mallards, Common Eider, red-breasted mergansers, and, more rarely, Black-throated Diver and great northern divers.

Its predators include the Common Seal, California Sea Lion, Blue shark, Chinook salmon, Black-throated Diver, and Brandt's Cormorant.

White-tailed eagle, Greylag goose, barnacle goose, black-throated diver, red-breasted merganser and gadwall are less common, and some of these latter are endangered in the Mälaren area.

Maritime birds must have been easily taken in the marshes and ponds of the region: red-throated diver, black-throated diver, Dalmatian pelican, capercaille, grebe, cormorant, swan and duck.

Rare species include Bean Goose, Common Crane, Osprey, Black-throated Diver, Great Grey Owl, and Red-flanked Bluetail.

The Black-throated Diver is one of the species to which the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) applies.

The species is known as an Arctic Loon in North America and the Black-throated Diver in Eurasia, its current name is a compromise proposed by the International Ornithological Committee.

An energetic refrain is followed by a verse which features a wide range of birds including the Bell Bird, the Golden Oriole, the Capercaillie and the Black-Throated Diver amongst many others.

Rarer species are the Black-throated diver and the Turnstone (Arenaria interpres), with hardly a dozen nests around Vänern; and the Caspian tern with hardly a dozen specimens.

Birds inhabiting the reserve include the Avocet, Grey Phalarope, Osprey, Dartford Warbler, Yellow-browed Warbler, Serin, Black-throated Diver, Hobby, Peregrine, Wryneck, Hoopoe and Nightjar.

The Black-throated Loon (Gavia arctica) is a migratory aquatic bird found in the northern hemisphere.

The Black-throated Loon (Gavia arctica), is a medium-sized member of the loon or diver family.