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Table 22. Breeding birds and occasional visitors, Tromelin<br />

Breeding Birds<br />

Fregatidae<br />

Fregata ariel iredalei Lesser<br />

Frigate bird<br />

~regata minor Great Frigate<br />

bird<br />

Sulidae<br />

Sula dactylatra melanops<br />

Blue-faced Booby<br />

--<br />

Sula sula rubripes Red-footed<br />

Booby<br />

Migrants and occasional visitors<br />

Laridae<br />

Sterna dougalli Roseate Tern X ?<br />

Erolia testacea Curlew Sand-Piper X ?<br />

Numenius phaeopus Whimbrel<br />

Phoenicopteridae<br />

Phoenicopteros sp . Flamingo X<br />

N.B. X identified species<br />

X ? unidentified species<br />

Acknowledgments<br />

E. Brygoo R.O.Morris F. Staub<br />

Nov. 1954 Feb. 1962 Aug.1968<br />

We are grateful to Mr. Edwin Davy, director of the Meteorological<br />

Services, Mauritius, whose help made the visit possible, to Mr. Trendel,<br />

Director of the t gun ion Meteorological Services and to Mr. Malik,<br />

assistant-director, who made arrangements for the journey. Our thanks<br />

are due to Dr. R. E. Vaughan, Curator of the Mauritius Herbarium for<br />

helpful suggestions, to Mr. R. Mamet from the Mauritius Sugar Research<br />

Institute who compiled the list of insects and to Mr. J. ~u6ho who has<br />

kindly plotted the ombrothermic curve from the meteorological data and<br />

drawn the sketch map.

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