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Environmental changes are responsible for alterations in ecological and biological organisms, a ecting their phenology, distribution, physiology, cycles, composition, and interactions with communities, as well as the structure and dynamics of ecosystems. is study aims to perform the mapping of breeding sites and distribution of breeding birds in Hannah Point, Livingston Island, and assess the abundance of reproductive pairs for each of these species. e areas occupied by nesting birds were georeferenced with the assistance of a GPS receiver and the number of breeding pairs was established by the mean of the scores obtained by three observers. e distribution of breeding groups of these birds was represented on a map. Nine species of birds were observed breeding in Hannah Point, namely, Pygoscelis antarcticus, Pygoscelis papua, Eudyptes chrysolophus, Macronectes giganteus, Daption capense, Phalacrocorax atriceps, Chionis albus, Stercorarius lonnbergi, and Larus dominicanus.

BREEDING DISTRIBUTION OF BIRD SPECIES IN HANNAH POINT - LIVINGSTON ISLAND, ARCHIPELAGO OF SOUTH SHETLANDS, ANTARCTICA