- The
guanay cormorant or
guanay shag (Leucocarbo bougainvilliorum) is a
member of the
cormorant family found on the
Pacific coast of Peru and
northern Chile...
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Guanay is a
small town on the
Tipuani River in the
Yungas region of Bolivia. It is the seat of the
Guanay Muni****lity, the
second muni****lity of the...
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Guanay Muni****lity (Aymara: Wanay) is the
second muni****l
section of the
Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department, Bolivia. Its seat is
Guanay. The...
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access to it, and
punished any
disturbance of the
birds with death. The
guanay cormorant is
historically the most
abundant and
important producer of guano...
- Double-crested cormorant,
Nannopterum auritum Rock shag,
Leucocarbo magellanicus Guanay cormorant,
Leucocarbo bougainvillii Bounty shag,
Leucocarbo ranfurlyi New...
- lamas-no [work-AG] 'worker'. (4)
wesra Guanay nos-tha-te far-DIM-DCL
wesra nos-tha-te
Guanay far-DIM-DCL ‘
Guanay is a
little far.’
Unknown glossing abbreviation(s)...
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which is home to
colonies of
Humboldt penguins,
Peruvian pelicans, and
Guanay cormorants.
According to the 2002
census of the
National Statistics Institute...
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Poikilocarbo Red-legged
cormorant Leucocarbo Rock shag (Magellanic cormorant)
Guanay cormorant New
Zealand king shag (rough-faced shag)
Foveaux shag
Otago shag...
- Bonaparte. He did not
specify a type
species but this was
designated as the
guanay cormorant by
William Ogilvie-Grant in 1898. The name
Leucocarbo combines...
- hummingbird,
Peruvian pelican, Inca tern,
black skimmer,
Humboldt penguin,
guanay cormorant,
Peruvian thick-knee,
Andean swift and
Peruvian diving petrel...
