Tristram's Storm Petrel

Tristram's Storm PetrelTristram’s Storm-Petrel has long, pointed wings and a notched tail, and glides low over the sea. It nests in island rock recesses and burrows, then ranges widely across the Pacific outside the breeding season.What does it look like?Adult males and females are brownish gray, with long, pointed wings and a notched tail.How does it live?Tristram’s Storm-Petrel has long, pointed wings and a notched tail, and glides low over the sea. It nests in island rock recesses and burrows, then ranges widely across the Pacific outside the breeding season.It often forages at night, taking prey from the ocean surface while flying. At nesting colonies it is nocturnal and nests in rock recesses or burrows excavated under vegetation.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.