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Sooty Storm Petrel
On 22 April one bird of this species was observed in the grid area.
This species appears to occur uncommonly but possibly regularly in the
grid area.
Bulwer's Petrel
Concurrent with the arrival of this species on its northern breeding
grounds, an increase in numbers of 367% from six in March to 28 in April
was experienced. This species was distributed in the southern and western
portions of the grid and adjacent to Oahu where it breeds in fair numbers.
Red-tailed Tropicbird
Numbers of this species diminished to seven, only one-third of the
March total of twenty, due possibly to increased domestic responsibilities
at this time.
White-tailed Tropicbird
Four individuals of this species were seen in the grid area, a
slight increase over the two seen in March. This species appears to
occur regularly but in low numbers throughout the grid area in spring.
Blue-faced Booby
Four immature Blue-faced Boobies were observed in the southern
portion of the grid in April, indicating a small but regular springtime
population in that area.
Brown Booby
Four individuals of this species were seen within ten miles of
Oahu on 4 May.