Survey of Four Bird Communities with Different Habitats in Summer in Aksu Region
Lei Shi
Abstract
Lei Shi
Abstract
A survey on bird community with different habitats was carried out in Aksu Region in July,2009.Four typical habitats including orchard,farmland,shelter belt and desert were selected to study diversity of bird communities and all bird species were grouped into omnivorous,insectivorous granivorous and predators based on their eating patterns.The results showed that bird species richness of orchard was the greatest,while that of the desert was the lowest.As to bird species diversity and eveness,farmland was the lowest while species diversity of shelter belt was the greatest and,species eveness of desert was the greatest.Among the four habitats,share of density of omnivorous was highest while share of species of insectivorous was the highest.
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A survey on bird community with different habitats was carried out in Aksu Region in July,2009.Four typical habitats including orchard,farmland,shelter belt and desert were selected to study diversity of bird communities and all bird species were grouped into omnivorous,insectivorous granivorous and predators based on their eating patterns.The results showed that bird species richness of orchard was the greatest,while that of the desert was the lowest.As to bird species diversity and eveness,farmland was the lowest while species diversity of shelter belt was the greatest and,species eveness of desert was the greatest.Among the four habitats,share of density of omnivorous was highest while share of species of insectivorous was the highest.
Key concepts: Insectivore, Species richness, Omnivore, Habitat, Ecology, Orchard, Geography, Species diversity