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2014•International Journal of Biodiversity and ConservationOpen access

Birds of Srinagar City, Jammu and Kashmir, India

Kait Rahul, Manhas Rajesh, Aggrwal Samriti, Nodder S. D

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An avifaunal survey was carried out in Srinagar city of Jammu and Kashmir from November 2007 to December 2009 to assess the migratory status and local abundance of the birds. Line and point transect methods were used for sampling. A total of 54 species of birds were recorded. Of these 54 species, 25 species were residents, 17 species were summer visitors (summer migrants) and 12 species were winter visitors (winter migrants). Key words: Srinagar, abundance, avifauna, migratory status, point transect.

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An avifaunal survey was carried out in Srinagar city of Jammu and Kashmir from November 2007 to December 2009 to assess the migratory status and local abundance of the birds. Line and point transect methods were used for sampling. A total of 54 species of birds were recorded. Of these 54 species, 25 species were residents, 17 species were summer visitors (summer migrants) and 12 species were winter visitors (winter migrants). Key words: Srinagar, abundance, avifauna, migratory status, point transect.

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An avifaunal survey was carried out in Srinagar city of Jammu and Kashmir from November 2007 to December 2009 to assess the migratory status and local abundance of the birds. Line and point transect methods were used for sampling. A total of 54 species of birds were recorded. Of these 54 species, 25 species were residents, 17 species were summer visitors (summer migrants) and 12 species were winter visitors (winter migrants). Key words: Srinagar, abundance, avifauna, migratory status, point transect.

Key concepts: Transect, Geography, Abundance (ecology), Ecology, Socioeconomics, Environmental protection, Forestry, Biology

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