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Survey on birds in the diaoqiao park in Inner Mongolia

Ruyi Li

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Through the no-the-spot observation of birds in Zhalantun Diaoqiao park during the period of three years, 88 species belonging to 6 subfamilies of 21 families were recorded. The birds that do not belong to Passeriformes were 17 species, accounting for 19.3% in total, in contrast to 80.7% of birds in Passeriformes. The summer residents and migrants were main components in this area.

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Through the no-the-spot observation of birds in Zhalantun Diaoqiao park during the period of three years, 88 species belonging to 6 subfamilies of 21 families were recorded. The birds that do not belong to Passeriformes were 17 species, accounting for 19.3% in total, in contrast to 80.7% of birds in Passeriformes. The summer residents and migrants were main components in this area.

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Through the no-the-spot observation of birds in Zhalantun Diaoqiao park during the period of three years, 88 species belonging to 6 subfamilies of 21 families were recorded. The birds that do not belong to Passeriformes were 17 species, accounting for 19.3% in total, in contrast to 80.7% of birds in Passeriformes. The summer residents and migrants were main components in this area.

Key concepts: Inner mongolia, Geography, National park, Zoology, Ecology, Biology, Archaeology, China

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