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A Mist-netting Study of Birds in Lunang Freshwater Swamp Forest, West Sumatra – Part 1 Novarino, Wilson; Noske, Richard; Salsabila, Anas; ., Jarulis
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The diversity and guild composition of birds in Lunang freshwater swamp forest, 250 km south of Padang, West Sumatra, was investigated in April-June 2001 using mist nets over 15 days (l 368 net-h) and 20-species list censuses (120 h). A total of 154 individuals belonging to 40 species were captured. Alcedo meninting was the most frequently captured species, followed by Trichastoma rostratum , Macronous gularis, Anthreptes singalensis, and Arachnothera longirostra. Of the nine foraging guilds represented among captured birds, foliagegleaning insectivores were overwhelmingly dominant in terms of both species and individuals. Of 14 families, Timaliidae and Nectariniidae contributed the most to the total number of captured individuals. Including the 70 species recorded only during censuses, 110 species were observed in Lunang swamp forest. Six species were encountered only in mist-nets, indicating the usefulness of this technique in obtaining comprehensive species inventories, especially when experience of calls is limited. Total capture rates were higher than those reported in Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak, but inter-regional comparisons are constrained by differences in sampling effort, design and habitats.
A Mist-netting Study of Birds in Lunang Freshwater Swamp Forest, West Sumatra – Part 2 Novarino, Wilson; Noske, Richard; Salsabila, Anas; ., Jarulis
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The diversity and guild composition of birds in Lunang freshwater swamp forest, 250 km south of Padang, West Sumatra, was investigated in April-June 2001 using mist nets over 15 days (l 368 net-h) and 20-species list censuses (120 h). A total of 154 individuals belonging to 40 species were captured. Alcedo meninting was the most frequently captured species, followed by Trichastoma rostratum , Macronous gularis, Anthreptes singalensis, and Arachnothera longirostra. Of the nine foraging guilds represented among captured birds, foliagegleaning insectivores were overwhelmingly dominant in terms of both species and individuals. Of 14 families, Timaliidae and Nectariniidae contributed the most to the total number of captured individuals. Including the 70 species recorded only during censuses, 110 species were observed in Lunang swamp forest. Six species were encountered only in mist-nets, indicating the usefulness of this technique in obtaining comprehensive species inventories, especially when experience of calls is limited. Total capture rates were higher than those reported in Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak, but inter-regional comparisons are constrained by differences in sampling effort, design and habitats.
Habitat of the Sulawesi Woodcock Scolopax celebensis in Lore Lindu National Park Mole, Jorys; Wangko, Michael F
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Sand Martin Riparia riparia: a new species for Sumatra Gelang, Magnus
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Large Wood-shrike Tephrodornis gularis: a new species for Bali Gelang, Magnus
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A Lesser Yellow legs Tringa flavipes in Flores: second record for Indonesia Schellekens, Mark
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Breeding of Oriental Darters Anhinga melanogaster at Berbak National Park, Sumatra Noor, Yus Rusila; Eijk, Pieter van
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First record of Hardhead Aythya australis from Bali Herkenrath, Peter
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First record of Common Kingfisher Alcedo atthis in Ball for over 100 years Herkenrath, Peter
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Probable first record of Japanese Night-heron Gorsachius goisagi for Sumatra Iqbal, Muhammad; Takari, Fadly
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