Of the sedentary bird species the hawk ("Buteo buteo rothschild") is the most notable, along with the Atlantic canary ("Serinus canaria"), common House Sparrow ("Passer domesticus"), Rock Dove ("Columba livia"), Atlantic European Goldfinch ("Carduelis carduelis parva") and the Azorean subspecies of Common blackbird ("Turdus merula azorensis"). Migratory and marine birds are more common in the islands of the Azores, resulting in the identification of several species including approximately 37 nesting species on Monte Brasil annually (28 land and eight marine species). During the summer, and especially along the mount's southern coast there are large bands of nesting species of Cory's Shearwater ("Calonectris diomedea"), Common Tern ("Sterna hirundo"), and the ubiquitous Caspian Gull ("Larus cachinnans").