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Монгол Улсын Их Сургууль, Монголын Шинжлэх Ухааны
Академийн шувуу судлаачидтай хамтарч Монголын шувууны бүрэн жагсаалтыг гаргасан
ба энд нийт 19 баг, 61 овог, 204 төрлийн 470 зүйлийн шувууд Монгол
Улсад
тэмдэглэгджээ.
Шувуу ажиглагч аялагч, гэрэл зурагчин, судлаачдын мэдээллийг нэгтгэн, Монгол орны шувуудын зүйлийн жагсаалтанд байнга өөрчлөлт, нэмэлт оруулж шинэчилдэг.
Монгол орноос дээрх жагсаалтанд байхгүй шувуу олсон хүн бүр шинэ зүйл шувуу олсон тухайгаа доорхи асуулгын дагуу илгээж байна уу.
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Нас, хүйс
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Амьд эсвэл үхсэн шувуу бол товч тэмдэглэл
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Монголын шувууны зүйлийн бүрэлдэхүүнийг лаборатори, нийгэмлэгийн судлаачид байнга баяжуулж байдаг юм. Энэ чиглэлээр хэвлэгдсэн доорхи өгүүлэл үзнэ үү.
Монголд шинээр тэмдэглэгдсэн шинэ зүйлийн шувуу 1Gombobaatar S., 1Sumiya D., 2Christopher W Leahy, 3Potapov E. 1Faculty of Biology, National University of Mongolia, Mongolian Ornithological Society. gomboo@num.edu.mn 2Gerard A Bertrand Chair of Natural History and field Ornithology, Mass Audubon Protecting the Nature of Massachusetts.USA. 3National Avian Research Institute, UK. eugene_potapov@compuserve.com Монгол орны хоёрнутагтан, мөлөхөгчид шувуу ЭШБ. (2005) 2:121-128. BLACK-CAPPED KINGFISHER Halcyon pileata Boddaert, 1783 Taxonomy A total of 11 species of the genus is known in the World. The taxonomy of the species is described in publication of the Ornithological Society of Japan 2000 as follows; Order: ROLLERS -CORACIIFORMES Family: KINGFISHER Alcedinidae Genus: Kingfisher Halcyon Species: Black-capped Kingfisher Halcyon pileata Boddaert, 1783 Subspecies: Monotype Synonym: Alcedo pileata Boddaert, 1783 (Josep del Hoyo et al. 2001). Distribution. Asiatic species. Breeds India, Sri Lank, east to South East Asia, Southern China, Hainan, north to Manchura, Korea, Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Okinawa islands of Japan (Wild bird Society of Japan 1982, Ornithological Society of Japan 2000, Woo Shin Lee et al. 2003). Habitat. It prefers the banks of large rivers, estuaries and mangroves which have plenty of small fishes. It perches over rivers on overhanging branches (John Mackinnon&Karen Phillipps 2000). The habitat of dead bird found in Mongolia was absolutely different from these breeding habitats. Location and description of the found place in Mongolia. Dr. S.Gombobaatar and B.Munkhzaya, field biologists of the Mongolian Ornithological Society found a dead bird in the Baga Gazryn Chuluu, Delgertsogt sum, Dundgobi province on 15 June 2002. The Baga Gazryn Chuluu is located in the extremely dry Caragana steppe of Central Mongolia. The place of dead bird found surrounded by hills with rocks and cliffs from 7 to 15 m height. Bush (Amygdalus pedunculata) 1-4 m height grows in slopes of hill in the place. There is not any river and lakes near the area. However the Sum Khukh Burd, isolated steppe salt lake with reed beds is located 30 km west and small creak 8 km south east of the dead bird found location. Habitat of the dead bird found in the country is completely different than breeding ground. This unsuitable or different habitat was the main reason of death of the bird. Right wing, tail and primaries of left wing were missed and body was completely dried out. Based on GIS 3.2 software, we estimated that the distance between location of dead bird in Mongolia and northern part of the distribution of the species is 1200 km. Reasons of first record for the country and death of an individual of the species might be explained by dead individual that migrated together with other migratory birds heading to Mongolia and lost migration route and died caused by starvation and dryness in Central Mongolia. Migration and Status. Birds of northern limits of distribution migrate to Greater Sunda island and Philippines (Ornithological Society of Japan 2000). The species is common and abundant in breeding and wintering grounds therefore it is not listed in the Appendix of the CITES and Birdlife International 2003. We consider that the species is a migratory, vagrant and very rarely occurs in Mongolia.
Morphological
characters, age and sex identification.
Age. Adult bird has diagnostic black head,
white collar and throat, purple black upperparts, pale orange-rufous
underparts, flanks and vent washed rufous and white patch on primary bases
in both sexes. Its bill and feet are red. Juvenile is a duller, buffy
collar, dusky scaling on breast, and brownish orange bill (John
Mackinnon&Karen Phillipps 2000, Josep del Hoyo et al. 2001). Comparing the
plumage descriptions of the dead bird found in Mongolia and in publications
of John Mackinnon&Karen Phillipps 2000, Josep del Hoyo et al. 2001, a dead
bird found in Mongolia was an adult. Body measurements, which are an
important source of age identification, were not taken due to incomplete
feathers of wing primaries and tail.
Sex. Sexual
dimorphism does not develop for the species (Josep
del Hoyo et. al. 2001). We could not identify sex of the bird due to
the internal organs such as ovary and testicles were completely dried out.
All
feathers of the bird were collected and prepared by standard method of
feather collection and kept in the feather collection of the Ornithological
Laboratory of National University of Mongolia.
WHITE-BREASTED WATERHEN Amaurornis phoenicurus
Pennant, 1769
Taxonomy.
According to
Josep del
Hoyo et. al. 1996, the taxonomical description of the species is following;
Ordera: CRANES -
GRUIFORMES
Family: RAILS
RALLIDAE
Genus: Waterhen
Amaurornis
Species:
White-breasted Waterhen A.phoenicurus
Pennant, 1769
Subspecies: Four
subspecies in the World.
A.phoenicurus phoenicurus
Pennant, 1769 –Pakistan, India, Maldives, Sri Lank, to e Asia, Taiwan, S
through SE Asia, Philippines to Greater Sundas, Arabia, Japan (Josep del
Hoyo 1996).
A.phoenicurus insularis
Sharpe, 1894-Andaman and Nicobar Island (Josep
del Hoyo 1996).
A.phoenicurus midnicobaricus
Abdulali, 1978 –C Nicobar Island (Josep del Hoyo 1996).
A.phoenicurus leucomelanus
Muller, 1842 –Sulawesi, W Moluccas, Lesser Sundas (Josep del Hoyo 1996).
A.phoenicurus chinensis
Boddaert, 1783-India, Myanmar, to S China, Indochina, Malay Peninsula,
Hainan, Taiwan, S Japan (Ornithological Society of Japan (2000).
Subspecies
chinensis and phoenicurus
included within the nominate subspecies due
to overlap the body measurement.
According to body
measurements of two dead birds found in the country and publications of John
Mackinnon&Karen Phillipps (2000), Ornithological Society of Japan (2000),
Woo Shin Lee et al. (2003) and Ripley et al. (1977), subspecies
A.phoenicurus chinensis/phoenicurus Boddaert, 1783 occurs in Mongolia.
Synonym:
Gallinula phoenicurus Pennant 1769, Fulica
chinensis Boddaert, 1783 (Josep del Hoyo 1996).
Distribution.
It breeds in India, Myanmar, to S China,
Indochina, Malay Peninsula, Hainan, Taiwan, S Japan (Ornithological Society
of Japan (2000).
Habitat.
It occurs in dump scrub, lake sides, river bank,
mangrove and fields (John Mackinnon&Karen Phillipps 2000). They forage on
the ground, pecking at titbits in chicken-like movements. They also often
forage above ground, in low bushes and small trees, but their long toes make
them rather clumsy among the branches. Their slender body allows them to
quickly and quietly slip through the undergrowth. In Sungei Buloh,
White-breasted Waterhens can be seen stepping on lotus leaves searching for
titbits. But inevitably, the leaf they are on slowly sinks. They then step
off to the next leaf. White-breasted Waterhen forages alone or in pairs.
They are active during the day. When alarmed, may fly or run into dense
undergrowth, dashing in with their heads down. They roost in low bushes and
trees at night (Morten 2000). The starvation, cold temperature and dryness
can be the main limiting factors to the species during spring in Mongolia.
Location and
Description of found place and Status in Mongolia.
From 1200 to 1600
km route is not a long distance for some migratory birds heading to North
from breeding ground. However, distribution of the species in South East
Asia is greatly isolated from Mongolia. On 8 May, 2004, S.Gombobaatar,
D.Sumiya, E.Potapov and Kh.Batsaikhan, field researchers of the Mongolian
Ornithological Society found a dead bird into abandoned wooden building in
the Tsaidam /46.42516O; 109.00767O/, Darkhan sum,
Khentii province (Central Mongolia).
The reason of the
death is caused by serious injure on back attacked by Saker falcon Falco
cherrug. Based on GIS3.2 software, the distance estimation from the location
of found place in Central Mongolia to distribution in South East Asia was
1600 km. The place of dead bird found is located in the Mongol Daguur arid
steppe. Ders grass Achnatherum splendens (Nevski) and Gramineae grasses grow
in the valleys of mountain and hills and short grass steppe vegetation in
mountain slopes. The salt lake is situated 10 km north of the location.
Interestingly Mr. Christopher W. Leahy, a field biologist of the Gerard A
Bertrand Chair of Natural History and field Ornithology, Mass Audubon
Protecting the Nature of Massachusetts, found a different dead adult at the
Three Camel Tourist site of Umnugobi (Southern Mongolia) on 2 th June of
2004. This dead bird was recorded 1200 km distance from northern limit of
the species distribution. The comparison between habitats which is described
in breeding and wintering sites by John Mackinnon&Karen Phillipps 2000 and
habitat type of the found place in Mongolia showed that there was no
similarity between habitats of breeding and wintering grounds and Mongolia.
Therefore, unsuitable habitat and food deficiency can be the main reason of
migratory White-breasted Waterhens in Mongolia.
According to
recent data and information of field surveys, A.phoenicurus is a migratory
and very rare occurring (vagrant) species in Mongolia. The precise status of
the species in the country will be described by future ornithological field
research and trips.
Morphological
characters and identification of age and sex.
Age. Adult has dark slaty grey with a
slight olive tinge back; dull brown lower back, rump and upper tail
coverts; dark ashy grey wing coverts; dark brown tail; dark ashy head and
neck; white face, face side, sides of neck forehead, breast, and upper
belly; deep chestnut sides of lower back, flanks and undertail coverts;
light rufous lower abdomen; dark under wing coverts. Bill is greenish with
red base. Feet-yellow. Juveniles have white facial mask obscured by slaty
–tipped feathers. Upperpart is a more olive-brown than slaty grey. Downy
young has uniformly black, with blackish bill and legs (John Mackinnon&Karen
Phillipps, 2000; Ripley et al., 1977).
Length of bill,
tarsus, skull, wing (max), primary and tail feathers were measured three
times by Lars Svensson (1984) method in the field and laboratory of the
National University of Mongolia. Comparison of plumage feature and
publications (John Mackinnon&Karen Phillipps, 2000; Woo Shin Lee et al.,
2003; Ripley et al., 1977) confirms that two dead birds, found in Central
and South Mongolia were both adults.
Sex. The body
size is the most important and confident feature for sex identification of
the species (Ripley et al., 1977). A male is a slightly bigger than female.
We could not identify sex based on comparison of the body measurement showed
in Table 1 and the sex identification table using body measurement, which is
described by Ripley et al., 1977. The sex of dead birds was not successfully
identified due to rotted and dried the sexual internal organs and body. Body
measurement data, feather and skins of both dead individuals of
White-breasted Waterhen were kept in bird collection room of the
Ornithological Laboratory and Mongolian Ornithological Society.
Монгол орны шувуудын шинэ олдвор ба хээрийн бүс дэх нүүдлийн
шувуудын ер бусын нүүдэл
*S.Gombobaatar, *B.Munkhzaya, *B.Gantulga, *B.Odkhuu,
**Mc Pherson Shane Cameron
*National
University of Mongolia, Mongolian Ornithological Society
gomboo@num.edu.mn;
monbird_mos@yahoo.com
**P.O.Box 413,
Te Buke, New Zealand,
shanemcpherson@gmail.com
Шинжлэх ухааны академийн ЭШБ. (2006) 26 (хэвлэлтэнд).
Joint field expedition members from Mongolia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and USA surveyd biology and ecology of the steppe raptors in Darkhan, Bayanmunkh sums of Khentii aimag from 01 April to 20 August of, 2006. During field seasons, researchers collected significant data and information on migration and breeding biology of Mongolian steppe birds. In the result of the field works, Dollar bird was described as new finding for Mongolian bird list and field data of migration for more than 10 species of birds was documented. On 17 June of 2006, field members saw and took serial photos of Dollar bird in the Caragana steppe of Darkhan sum, Khentii aimag (46Î35’18.12”; 109O27’16.31”) (Fig.1). According to our documents and E.V.Flint et al. (1984), J.Mackinnon&K.Phillipps (2000), Woo Shin Lee et al. (2000), it was adult bird. Sex was unknown due to no difference appears in body size and colaration of plumage for female and male. It lives in wheat fields, open areas of forest and river valleys and sits on dead trees. Nests in hollows of large trees and lays four to six eggs in June. Based on above mentioned publications, we consider that this species can occur and breed in mixed forest of larch, popular and willow trees in Tuul, Balj and Onon river valleys of Khentii mountain range of Mongolia. One of the reasons of migration of this bird through the Mongolian steppe was food supply of the steppe, which was super abundant of insects of ACRIDIDAE and BRADYPORIDAE families in June of 2006. Wallcreeper (Tichodroma muraria) and White-winged Redstart (Guldenstadt’s Redstart) (Phoenicurus erythrogaster) were recorded in Darkhan and Yazaar mountains of Darkhan and Bayanmunkh sums of Khentii aimag. These birds originally distribute in high mountain ranges of South and South-West and West Mongolia. On 4-5 April, two adult individuals of Wallcreeper were seen on high cliffs and rocks of top of the Darkhan mountain (46Î37’00.62”; 109O14’53.88”) and Yazaar hills (46O42’00.00”; 109O46’00.01”) during spring migration. On 08 April, we saw a total of 11 individuals of White-winged Redstart passing through Darkhan and Yazaar mountains (46O44’04.88”; 109O45’04.32”). Chinese Pond Heron (Ardeola bacchus Bonaparte, 1855) historically registered only few times in the Buuryn gol in Russian border and Buun Tsagaan lake. On 16 May, team members found a dead bird under the high power electric line of Darkhan sum (46O28’12.72”; 109O26’34.80”). We identified that this bird was adult bird, based on comparison of photographs of the bird and field guides. We found 2 legs with synthetic red ropes of Japanese Sparrow Hawk (Accipiter gularis) as prey remains of Saker on its nest, located in Bor-Undur, Khentii aimag on 23 June 2006. Length of tarsus and colour of legs and feathers of trousers and primaries showed that it was adult Japanese Sparrow Hawk. This document showed that migration route of the species pass through central Mongolia and winter in China. Mongolian nomads and city people traditionally do not breed this species for falconry and do not use this kind of ropes on legs. There are only few publications relating to migration and wintering of the species in this region. All these documents and data show that direction and route of migration of these species were changed due to global warming, wind direction changes of spring and heavy sand storm of early spring in this area.
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| Fig. 1. Adult birds of DOLLAR BIRD recorded in Darhan sum, Khentii province Photo by: Mc Pherson Shane | |
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