Species Diversity of Mammals and Birds Using Camera-Traps in a Cloud Forest in a Mexican Hotspot

Romero-Calderón, Ana G.; Botello, Francisco; Sánchez-Hernández, Jhovani; López-Villegas, Gerónimo; Vázquez-Camacho, Catalina; Sánchez‐Cordero, Víctor

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“…From October 2017 to March 2020, 20 automatic camera traps (Trail Camera Essential E3, 16MP resolution) were used to conduct surveys within Khao Yai National Park. Survey blocks were set on 1 km × 1 km each (Shi et al 2017) and were identified on a 1:50,000 topographic map, and a total of 115 blocks were surveyed by placing one camera trap per survey block (Sweitzer and Furnas 2016;Shi et al 2017;Romero-Calderón et al 2021). The cameras were deployed in 15-20 blocks at a time for 30 days, 24 hours per day or trap day, and then relocated to a different location, adding up to 4139 total trap days.…”

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“…Studies on terrestrial birds, particularly those in the pheasant family, are also quite rare in Thailand. Remote cameras activated by a passive infrared sensor, known as camera traps or trail cameras, are used increasingly to study wildlife (Burton et al 2015;Kolowski and Forrester 2017;Lamelas-Lopez et al 2020) and ground-dwelling birds in the field (Shi et al 2017;Romero-Calderón et al 2021). This study sought to determine the abundance and habitat preferences of ground-dwelling birds in KYNP, particularly those belonging to the Phasianidae family, to support managing the area's biodiversity.…”

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Abundance and physical factors affecting the appearance of selected terrestrial birds in Khao Yai National Park using camera trapping

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Abstract. Kanka P, Sukmasuang R, Duengkae P, Siripattaranugul K. 2023. Abundance and physical factors affecting the appearance of selected terrestrial birds in Khao Yai National Park using camera trapping. Biodiversitas 24: 222 232. This study used results from camera traps set for Dhole (Cuon alpinus) and their prey during 2017-2020 in Khao Yai National Park to assess the species richness of ground-dwelling birds and identify abundance and also temporal appearance of the species in the area. We selected only the Pheasant species that typically forage on the ground to investigate the physical factors affecting the appearance in Khao Yai National Park. Based on camera trapping data with a total of 4139 trap days, 115 camera locations showed 36 species of birds belonging to 21 families, and 13 orders of ground-dwelling bird species were recorded. Siamese Fireback (Lophura diardi), Red Junglefowl (Gallus gallus), and Silver Pheasant (Lophura nycthemera) were detected with an abundance index of 10.65%, 7.27%, and 1.84%, respectively. The ground-dwelling bird abundance index from the camera traps accounted for 26.85% of the total fauna. Although the Phasianidae were found to be diurnal species, this study also shows a statistically significant difference in the average time between Red Junglefowl and Siamese Fireback. Meanwhile, there was no statistically significant difference between Red Junglefowl and Silver Pheasant during their active time. The water sources showed a significant effect on the presence of the Siamese Fireback in data analysis; however, no physical environmental factors significantly affected the distribution of Red Junglefowl and Silver Pheasant. This study found that surrounding creeks and streams significantly impacted the appearance of the Siamese Fireback. As a result, area management needs to prevent and reduce disturbances along a creek in order to effectively manage the habitat of the Siamese Fireback and other wildlife.

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“…Burung memiliki jangkauan spasial yang luas (Kordowska & Kulczyk, 2014) mulai dari wilayah tropis hingga kutub (BirdLife International, 2022). Burung juga dapat dijumpai di berbagai tipe habitat mulai laut (Goodman, 2019;Tekle & Reddy, 2016), pantai dan pesisir (Putra et al, 2017), dataran rendah (Zlonis et al, 2017), hingga pegunungan (Xu et al, 2022), serta dapat dijumpai pada lanskap alami (Romero-Calderón et al, 2021;Tu et al, 2020) maupun lanskap buatan (Asep & Tata, 2015) mencakup lanskap pedesaan (Li et al, 2018) maupun lanskap perkotaan (Huang et al, 2022;Duckworth & Altwegg, 2021).…”

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Keanekaragaman Jenis Burung pada Berbagai Tipe Habitat di Pulau Belitung

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Kurnia

2023

Bioscientist j. ilm. bosbiol.

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Belitung Island is a satellite island of the mainland of Sumatra Island. So far, bird research has been very rare and there have been almost no recent publications, so research on birds on Belitung Island is needed. The research was conducted during February-April 2020 in seven habitat types in 18 locations. Data were taken using the IPA (Index Point of Abundance) method with observation times between 05.30-09.00 am and 03.00-06.00 pm. Qualitative analysis was carried out on the bird status, while quantitative analysis was carried out using: 1) chi-square for bird species richness; 2) Shannon-Wiener diversity index (H'); 3) evenness index (E); and 4) bird community similarity index (IS). There were 111 bird species from 40 families and 13 orders. The birds found significantly different between habitat types for the number of species (χ²count = 23.73; df = 6; P < 0.05) and the number of individuals (χ²count = 361.65; df = 6; P < 0.05). The number of bird species found ranged from 14 species (lake habitat) to 50 bird species (coastal habitat). One bird species can be found in all habitat types, namely Cinnyris jugularis. Nine species of shorebirds were found. The bird diversity index (H') was obtained at 3.83 which is included in the high category and the bird evenness index (E) was obtained at 0.81 which is included in the high category and means the community is stable. The community similarity index (IS) values between habitat types ranged from 0.10-0.33.

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Contribution of community monitoring to knowledge of mammal diversity in voluntarily conservation areas in Southern Mexico

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Briones-Salas,

Durán

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Journal for Nature Conservation

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Species Diversity of Mammals and Birds Using Camera-Traps in a Cloud Forest in a Mexican Hotspot

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Abundance and physical factors affecting the appearance of selected terrestrial birds in Khao Yai National Park using camera trapping

Abundance and physical factors affecting the appearance of selected terrestrial birds in Khao Yai National Park using camera trapping

Keanekaragaman Jenis Burung pada Berbagai Tipe Habitat di Pulau Belitung

Contribution of community monitoring to knowledge of mammal diversity in voluntarily conservation areas in Southern Mexico

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