Nagpur: Lower Florican, the smallest in the Bustard family, has been found for the first time in Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR).
Deputy Director (Core) Nandkishore Kale said, “The lower women of Florican were recorded in May in the camera trap as if placed for tiger monitoring.
The amazing clown was found when sorting the data five days ago.” Among the six Bustars species ( Otididae) in Indian continental children, lower Florican and Indian Bustard (GIB) are endemic.
Grassland birds have previously recorded in Nanded District, Nashik, Solapur, Akola, and Chandrapur in Maharashtra.
The lower Florican is the only member of the genus sypheotides and also known as Tanmor, LIKH, or Kharmore in local languages.
The lower florican population status decreases and reports published by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) in 2018 confirmed that only 264 mature birds were left in this country.
There have been 80% of their population decline since 2000.
“Unfortunately, these beautiful birds face extinction but the note of florican photography records lower than protected areas such as TATR definitively show better paths for recovery species,” said cabbage.
The lower Florican has been listed in an endangered IUCN and CITE category, the convention of migration species, and is also protected by Schedule-I of the Law of Wildlife (Protection), 1972, and the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change.
Lower Florican men are famous for the look of beautiful breeding that attracts wildlife photographers and but hunters.
As part of the species conservation awareness program in 2006, the government has issued postal tickets on floricans lower.
Kale said, “Before the independence and legal protection in the 1970s, hunting eliminated high amounts of birds, despite the main reason for the wretched status still loss of habitat.
The bird population has shrunk due to losing the meadow, which is considered as a desert and therefore, converted to monoculture Or diverted for various projects.
“” Other valid reasons that cause a decrease in population are intensive use of pesticides, changes in land use, agricultural intensification, and planting patterns.
Other reasons including collection of eggs, free dogs, high transmission power lines, local communities unconsciously, and unethical photography, “Kale added.
All about florican lower * is among the smallest bustets in the world with adult body weight 510-740 gm * male 45 cm long and female 50 cm * seeds of seeds in men black on the head, neck and bottom White sinks, long up-curved black feathers about 8-10 cm appear from the back of the ear cover on each side of the head * Primary habitat is a mosaic meadow and bushes, also seen on agricultural land * Easy to see during the June-October breeding period Omnivorous; Parties on invertebrates such as grasshoppers, dirt beetles, caterpillars, centipeducies, worms and parts of the plant * during the marriage season, men form the area and compete for the charm of their partners and elegant fur
In a lower florican and endangered to be captured on the camera in Tadoba
