Biodiversity Profile Of Avian Fauna In An Agro-Ecosystem Of Faisalabad
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.66021/Keywords:
Avian Fauna; Roosting Sites; Rose-Ringed Parakeet; House Sparrow; House Crow; Roseus Starling; Roost Composition; Diameter At Breast Height (DBH); Bird Population; Roost Habitat; Urban BirdsAbstract
The study of avian fauna in their roosting sites might be important to determine their roost status in any habitat. For the present study, the three DBH categories provided the ample opportunities for Rose-Ringed Parakeet, House Sparrow, House Crow and Roseus Starling. The average of the roost composition was recorded to the value (17±1.68), (34±0.64), (21±0.64), (83±0.52), (28±1.58) and (7±0.052) respectively as their DBH for birds which were present. Cumulatively, the number of birds might be augmented in the wake of suitable roosting and reversely to decline their population when roost become limited. Whenever, roosts are functioned with all roosts of birds with the predilection and sustainability. It is important to find out such methods which can control and minimize and to do away with the sustainability with the roosting.