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Biodiversity
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Birds
Birds are the most diversified, the biggest and in all
aspects important part of the city's fauna. The southern situation,
continental climate, the abundance of trees influence the size of
population of birds. All these factors are explaining, the huge
biodiversity, high quantity and contrasts between seasonal groups,
prevalence of migrating and wintering species. The observations show that the populations
density of birds in the city during the period of nesting composes
in average 46 habitants per hectare and during winter period it
equals to 150 habitants per hectare, that is much higher than on
adjoining territories. Every year, during winter period there are
more than 1 million of ravens live in the city, the quantity
of Aeridotheres tristis, Common mynah
is ten times higher. On the territory of Tashkent more than 130
species of birds are recognized which compose 14 orders and 37
families. Among them there are 35 species of nesting, 37 species can
be met during wintering, 46 can be met on the territory of Tashkent
during seasonal migration. Currently, the
most typical representatives of nesting birds in Tashkent are
Streptopelia senegalensis, Streptopelia decaocto , Acridotheres
tristis, Passer montanus, Turdus merula, Oriolus oriolus, Apus apus.
All of them, except oride, are settled-life birds. During winter
period other birds can be added, such as Corvus cornix, Corvus
frugilegus, Corvus monedula, Ac-cipiter gentilis, Accipiter nisus,
Fringilla coelebsh, Fringilla montifringilla, Carduelis caniceps and
others. During cold and snowing periods the migrating groups can
appear in the city, such as Ticehodroma muraria, Turdus viscivorus,
Parus cyanus, Regulus regulus. Regularly in the city gardens
and parks spend their winter time Asio otus. At present time, when
new trees reached their maturity, again in the city appeared such
birds, as Falco subbuteo, Accipiter badius, and nested in
holows. |
 
Dendrocopos
leucopterus
Streptopelia senegalensis
 
Oriolus
oriolus
Streptopelia decaocto
 
Asio otus
Swallow
 
Ordinary
halcyon
Falcon
 
Apus
apus Forty
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Source: The photos and pictures are
provided by the professor of Tashkent National University Kashkarov
D.Y. |