Wealth and abundance of bird community in three production systems in the Amazon piedmont.

Authors

  • Ingry Liseck Pulecio Suarez Universidad de la Amazonía
  • Alexander Velázquez Valencia Universidad de la Amazonía
  • Emmy Jhoana Cruz Trujillo Universidad de la Amazonía

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23850/25004468.305

Keywords:

Birds, Production system, General species, Richness, Abundance, Municipalities, Species

Abstract

The following research it was found the richness and the abun­dance of birds in three traditional livestock production systems -TR-, Silvopastoril -AF- -SP- and Agroforestry in municipalities
Municipalities of Florence, Morelia and Belén de los Andaquies in Caqueta - Colombia. The method used was mist nets in each farm, activating them in the morning from 06:00 to 12:00 hs. As a result 750 individual birds belonging to 11 orders, 23 families and 81 species were captured. It was found greater abundance in the order Passeriformes with 557 individuals with a richness of 13 families. The most abundant species in the study area were silver-beaked tanager, this bird in the three production systems are blue-gray tanager, smooth-billed ani generalist species. The main objective is to observe and analyze how land uses affect the richness and abundance of bird species.

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Author Biographies

Ingry Liseck Pulecio Suarez, Universidad de la Amazonía

Bióloga de la Universi­dad de la Amazonia.

Alexander Velázquez Valencia, Universidad de la Amazonía

Candidato a Doctor en Ciencias-Biología de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Bogotá. Director Centro de Investigaciones de la Biodiversidad Andino Amazónica-Director y Curador Museo de Historia Natural Universidad de la Amazonia

Emmy Jhoana Cruz Trujillo, Universidad de la Amazonía

Magíster en Ciencias-Biología de la Uni­versidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Bogotá

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Published

2015-12-11

How to Cite

Pulecio Suarez, I. L., Velázquez Valencia, A., & Cruz Trujillo, E. J. (2015). Wealth and abundance of bird community in three production systems in the Amazon piedmont. Revista De Investigaciones Agroempresariales, 1, 11–17. https://doi.org/10.23850/25004468.305

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Investigación