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Canarian houbara

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336: 31: 392: 322:, where they are now extinct. Annual rainfall in their range is less than 140 mm (5.5 in) while mean monthly temperatures range between 16 Â°C (61 Â°F) in January–February and 24 Â°C (75 Â°F) in August–September. They inhabit semi-arid plains, rocky hills and immobile dunes, sparsely vegetated with bushes and grasses. They will sometimes feed in farmland in the early morning and at dusk, but avoid human settlements, cornfields, forests and lava flows. 84: 59: 399:
The Action Plan published in 1995 estimated the total population of Canarian houbaras at about 700–750 birds, comprising 300–350 on Fuerteventura and Lobos, and 400 on Lanzarote and Graciosa. However a later study estimated the number of birds on Fuerteventura at 177. Although they are classified
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from the nominate subspecies around 20–25,000 years ago. It suggests that there was an initial colonisation of the Canary Islands about 130,000 years ago, followed by a second colonisation 19-30 000 years ago, with subsequent isolation until today.
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The Canarian houbara is one of three subspecies of the houbara bustard. Archaeological evidence indicates that it has been present in the Canary Islands for 130–170,000 years. However, genetic data point to a more recent separation of
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The Canarian houbara is distinguished from the other two subspecies by its smaller size, less sandy colouring, and darker and more extensive markings on the back. It is the largest bird native to the Canary Islands.
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Martin, Aurelio; Lorenzo, Juan Antonio; Hernández, Miguel Angel; Nogales, Manuel; Medina, Félix Manuel; Delgado, Juan Domingo; Naranjo, José Julián; Quilis, Vicente & Delgado, Guillermo (1997).
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and accompany the female after hatching. Usually only one chick survives from each clutch, rarely two.
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Rothschild, W.; & Hartert, E. (1894). On a new Bustard from the Palearctic Region.
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as well as plant material. The chicks require insects in order to grow properly.
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Rothschild & Hartert, 1894, in the Canary Islands, November – December 1994"
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Carrascal, Luis M.; Palomino, David; Seoane, Javier; Alonso, CĂ©sar L. (2008).
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The birds are omnivorous, feeding on the ground and consuming a variety of
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in a scrape on the ground between February and April. Males are probably
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Idaghdour, Y.; Broderick, D.; Korrida, A. & Chbel, F. (2004).
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Action Plan for the Houbara Bustard in the Canary Islands
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List of animal and plant symbols of the Canary Islands
723: 458:"Conservation Status of Birds in Spain : 2010" 359:and do not help to rear the young. The chicks are 502:SĂ­mbolos de la naturaleza para las Islas Canarias 412:from development, increased disturbance from 404:, and are protected by legislation, they are 8: 647: 645: 711: 298:Houbaras are restricted to the islands of 57: 29: 20: 449: 7: 580:Heredia, Borja. (Compiler). 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Index


Lanzarote
Conservation status
Endangered
IUCN 3.1
Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Aves
Otidiformes
Otididae
Chlamydotis
C. undulata
Trinomial name
Rothschild
Hartert
bustard
houbara bustard
subspecies
endemic
Canary
archipelago
Macaronesia
North Atlantic Ocean
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura
Lobos
Lanzarote

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