The birds of Fort Fordyce Reserve, Eastern Cape

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  • Adrian JFK Craig Rhodes University
  • Patrick E Hulley

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https://doi.org/10.15641/bo.v11i0.687

Abstract

The avifauna of this forest reserve has been surveyed, based on observations and mist-netting over a ten-year period.  We have recorded 175 species, of which 56 are considered "true" forest birds in this region.  These include four summer migrants, and four occasional visitors; the others are likely to be resident.  Four species of conservation concern, the Knysna Woodpecker, African Crowned Eagle, Lanner Falcon and Bush Blackcap probably nest within the protected area.

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2020-02-02

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Craig, A. J., & Hulley, P. E. (2020). The birds of Fort Fordyce Reserve, Eastern Cape. Biodiversity Observations, 11, 11.1:1–16. https://doi.org/10.15641/bo.v11i0.687

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