Craveri's Murrelet
Craveri's Murrelet
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Craveri's Murrelet is a small, dark-billed seabird of the eastern Pacific, known for its dark upperparts extending further down its flanks than similar species. It is primarily found offshore.
Where to spot
Breeds on islands in the Gulf of California and off Baja California, Mexico. Disperses into pelagic waters of the eastern Pacific, from Mexico to California.
How to spot
Best seen offshore. Look for its small size, dark upperparts that extend lower onto its flanks, and its dark bill. Can be difficult to distinguish from similar murrelets without very good views and knowledge of field marks.
When to spot
Can be observed year-round at sea. Visits breeding colonies from winter to summer.
Where to spot
Breeds on islands in the Gulf of California and off Baja California, Mexico. Disperses into pelagic waters of the eastern Pacific, from Mexico to California.
How to spot
Best seen offshore. Look for its small size, dark upperparts that extend lower onto its flanks, and its dark bill. Can be difficult to distinguish from similar murrelets without very good views and knowledge of field marks.
When to spot
Can be observed year-round at sea. Visits breeding colonies from winter to summer.
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
This murrelet nests in a unique habitat, often on arid, rocky islands lacking vegetation, relying on rock crevices for protection, showcasing adaptation to harsh environments.
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