The park's diverse aquatic avifauna includes painted stork " Mycteria leucocephala ", white-bellied sea eagle " Haliaeetus leucogaster ", woodpecker " Dendrocopos nanus ".
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Among them, the violet-backed starling ( " Cinnyricinclus leucogaster " ) and the long-tailed glossy-starling ( " Lamprotornis caudatus " ) can be found inside the Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve.
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Among the animals that make their home here are dugongs, endemic subspecies of the edible-nest swiftlet ( " Aerodramus fuciphagus " ) and the distinctive white-bellied sea eagle ( " Haliaeetus leucogaster " ).
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Other migratory bird species known to visit the park are the white-throated needletail ( " Hirundapus caudacutus " ), The Caspian tern ( " Hydroprogne caspia " ), and the white-bellied sea-eagle ( Haliaeetus leucogaster ).
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The white-bellied sea-eagle ( " Haliaeetus leucogaster " ) once nested on most of the cays and breeds during the winter months, nest sites are now restricted to Tryon, North West, Wilson, Wreck, East Fairfax and West Hoskyn Islands.
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Subsequent aridity is thought to have resulted in the isolation of a western group, now recognised as " G . p " . " ferruginea ", followed by a later split of a northern group, currently recognised as " G . p . leucogaster ".
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A conspicuous and distinct gannet-like species, it was proposed for separation to a monotypic subgenus " "'Pseudosula " "', but the Nazca booby and as it seems also the brown booby ( " S . leucogaster " ) are quite close relatives.
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Management strategies are in place to protect known sites of significant fauna and colonial breeding waterbirds from unnecessary disturbance, particularly the white-bellied sea eagle ( " Haliaeetus leucogaster " ), green and golden bell frog, warty bell frog, black-winged stilt, Australian white ibis and the straw necked ibis.
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The populations in Peru and Ecuador are sometimes considered a separate species, the Mara��n or Peruvian slaty antshrike ( " Thamnophilus leucogaster " ), in which case the common name of the remaining species often is modified to "'eastern "'or "'Guianan slaty antshrike . "'
