Rapid survey of the birds of the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Ghana

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Appendix 6 Encounter Rate Threat Status Endemism GC Forests Biome Melaenornis annamarulae Nimba Flycatcher R VU UG GC f Muscicapa epulata Little Grey Flycatcher U / b GC f Muscicapa ussheri Ussher’s Flycatcher U GC f, e Myioparus griseigularis Grey-throated Flycatcher R GC e Myioparus plumbeus Lead-coloured Flycatcher R e MONARCHIDAE (4) Erythrocercus mccallii Chestnut-capped Flycatcher F GC f Elminia nigromitrata Dusky Crested Flycatcher F GC f Trochocercus nitens Blue-headed Crested Flycatcher F GC f, e Terpsiphone rufiventer Red-bellied Paradise Flycatcher C GC f, e PLATYSTEIRIDAE (4) Megabyas flammulatus Shrike Flycatcher U GC f Dyaphorophyia castanea Chestnut Wattle-eye C / b GC f Dyaphorophyia blissetti Red-cheeked Wattle-eye U GC f Batis poensis Bioko Batis U GC f, e TIMALIIDAE (4) Illadopsis rufipennis Pale-breasted Illadopsis C f Illadopsis fulvescens Brown Illadopsis F GC e Illadopsis cleaveri Blackcap Illadopsis C GC f Illadopsis rufescens Rufous-winged Illadopsis C NT UG GC f PARIDAE (1) Parus funereus Dusky Tit R / b GC f, e REMIZIDAE (1) Pholidornis rushiae Tit-hylia U GC f, e NECTARINIIDAE (10) Anthreptes rectirostris Green Sunbird C GC f, e Anthreptes seimundi Little Green Sunbird R GC f Deleornis fraseri Fraser’s Sunbird C / b GC f Cyanomitra cyanolaema Blue-throated Brown Sunbird C GC f, e Cyanomitra olivacea Olive Sunbird C f, e Chalcomitra adelberti Buff-throated Sunbird U GC f, e Hedydipna collaris Collared Sunbird F f, e, o Cinnyris chloropygius Olive-bellied Sunbird U o Cinnyris johannae Johanna’s Sunbird U GC f Cinnyris superbus Superb Sunbird R GC e ZOSTEROPIDAE (1) Zosterops senegalensis Yellow White-eye R e MALACONOTIDAE (4) Malaconotus cruentus Fiery-breasted Bush-shrike U GC f Malaconotus multicolor Many-coloured Bush-shrike F f Dryoscopus sabini Sabine’s Puffback U GC f Laniarius leucorhynchus Sooty Boubou U GC f, e PRIONOPIDAE (1) Prionops caniceps Red-billed Helmet-shrike U GC f ORIOLIDAE (2) Oriolus nigripennis Black-winged Oriole U GC f Habitat 176 Rapid Assessment Program
List of bird species recorded in the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Ghana Encounter Rate Threat Status Endemism GC Forests Biome Oriolus brachyrhynchus Western Black-headed Oriole C GC f DICRURIDAE (2) Dicrurus atripennis Shining Drongo C GC f Dicrurus modestus Velvet-mantled Drongo F f, e STURNIDAE (3) Poeoptera lugubris Narrow-tailed Starling R GC f, e Onychognathus fulgidus Forest Chestnut-winged Starling U GC f Lamprotornis cupreocauda Copper-tailed Glossy Starling F NT UG GC f, e PLOCEIDAE (8) Malimbus malimbicus Crested Malimbe F GC f Malimbus nitens Blue-billed Malimbe U GC f Malimbus rubricollis Red-headed Malimbe F GC f, e Ploceus nigricollis Black-necked Weaver R GC o Ploceus nigerrimus Vieillot’s Black Weaver R GC o Ploceus tricolor Yellow-mantled Weaver U / b GC f, e Ploceus albinucha Maxwell’s Black Weaver F / b GC f, e Ploceus preussi Preuss’s Weaver U / b GC f ESTRILDIDAE (4) Nigrita canicapillus Grey-headed Negrofinch C f, e Nigrita bicolor Chestnut-breasted Negrofinch C GC f, e Parmoptila rubrifrons Red-fronted Antpecker R / b GC f Pyrenestes ostrinus Black-bellied Seedcracker U GC e Habitat Encounter rate: C = Common: encountered daily, either singly or in significant numbers F = Fairly common: encountered on most days U = Uncommon: irregularly encountered and not on the majority of days R = Rare: rarely encountered, one or two records of single individuals Breeding: b = evidence of breeding observed (juveniles with parents) Threat Status: VU = Vulnerable NT = Near Threatened Endemism: UG = endemic to the Upper Guinea forest block Biome: GC = restricted to the Guinea-Congo Forests biome Habitat: f = forest interior e = forest edge o = open areas (large clearings, cultivation, etc) w = streams, swamps and ponds a = aerial and flying overhead A Rapid Biological Assessment of the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Eastern Ghana 177
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Table of Contents Participants and
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Participants and Authors Kofi Abban
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Report at a Glance exclusively of f
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Executive Summary Introduction Acro
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Executive Summary 1) Maintain Corri
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Executive Summary Ricketts, T. H.,
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Map A Rapid Biological Assessment o
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Chapter 1 An ecological, socio-econ
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Chapter 3 A rapid botanical survey
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A rapid survey of the decapod crust
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Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonat
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Chapter 7 The katydids of the Atewa
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The katydids of the Atewa Range For
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Gazetteer This RAP survey was condu
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