Breeding bird community of a deciduous broad-leaved forest in northern Hokkaido, Japan

Hino, T. . Faculty of Agriculture; Nakano, S.

Breeding bird community of a deciduous broad-leaved forest in northern Hokkaido, Japan

1992

Hino, T. (Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo (Japan). Faculty of Agriculture) | Nakano, S.

Bird populations were censused by the territory-mapping method in a deciduous broadleaved forest, dominated by Quercus mongolica and Betula ermanii, at Otoineppu, northern Hokkaido, during the breeding season of 1990. During the study period, 29 species and 473.4 pairs/100ha bred in the study area. The most abundant species was Emberiza spodocephala, followed by Parus ater, Parus montanus, Phylloscopus occipitalis, Ficedula narcissina and Cettia diphone. From comparison with other studies, high abundance of E. spodochephala (or Emberizidae) was related to lowdensity of trees in the study area

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AGROVOC Keywords

ecologia animal oiseau population animale

Bibliographic information

Published in

Research Bulletins of the College Experiment Forests -Hokkaido University (Japan)

Volume 49 Issue 2 ISSN 0367-6129

Pagination

pp. 195-200

Other Subjects

Pajaros; Foret feuillue; Ecologie animale; Saison d'accouplement/ foret feuillue caduque; Bosque de frondosas; Poblacion animal; Epoca de apareamiento/ bosque de frondosas caducas

Language

Japanese

Note

Summaries (En, Ja)

1 table; 9 ref.

Type

Summary

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