Difference between revisions of "ISLA GUADALUPE FAUNA"
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Photo by Andrew R. Boone, 1928</center>]] | Photo by Andrew R. Boone, 1928</center>]] | ||
[[File:Guadalupe Island - elephant sea flshing tent - 1928.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>Camp for flensing Elephant Seals on Guadalupe Island, 1928 </center>]] | [[File:Guadalupe Island - elephant sea flshing tent - 1928.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>Camp for flensing Elephant Seals on Guadalupe Island, 1928 </center>]] | ||
[[File:Sea Elephant Guad.Is 1975.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|<center> Elephant Seals on Guadalupe Island, 1975 </center>]] | |||
No native land mammals, reptiles or amphibians are found on Isla Guadalupe. | No native land mammals, reptiles or amphibians are found on Isla Guadalupe. | ||
Revision as of 23:42, 25 September 2019
No native land mammals, reptiles or amphibians are found on Isla Guadalupe.
Introduced mammals include:
- GOATS Goats arrived by 1856.
- MICE: ISLA GUADALUPE House Mouse arrived by 1875.
- CATS: ISLA GUADALUPE Cats arrived by 1885.
- DOGS: ISLA GUADALUPE Dogs (feral dogs on the northwest slope)
- BIRDS: ISLA GUADALUPE
Marine mammals at Guadalupe Island include:
- » Abbott, C. G. 1933. Closing History of the Guadalupe Caracara in Condor 35:(10-14)
In the News~
August 7, 1872 [San Diego Union]: “Curious Bird— Captain Wilcox is the possessor of a curious bird. Its name may be known to ornithologists, but it is not familiar to bird fanciers in this region. The best description we have heard of it is that of an irrepressible cock-fighter, who says it is a cross between an eagle, hawk, and fighting cock. The non-descript hails from the Guadalupe Island.” [Guadalupe Caracara]
