Struthionidae
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Accipiter melanoleucus Black Sparrowhawk Autour noir Great Sparrowhawk; Black Goshawk melanoleucus; temminckii Resident, forest, woodland: Senegal - S Kenya south to N Angola - E and S South Africa; Ethiopian highlands. Accipiter gentilis Northern Goshawk Autour des palombes Eurasian Goshawk arrigonii; gentilis; (BoA, HM have arrigonii in NW Africa, HBW, CMT say gentilis is there, with arrigonii in Corsica and Sardinia) Resident, woodland: extreme NW Africa.
Resident, forest: Madagascar. Urotriorchis macrourus Long-tailed Hawk Autour à longue queue Resident, forest: forest of West Africa and DRC. Butastur rufipennis Grasshopper Buzzard Busautour des sauterelles Buse des sauterelles; Busard des sauterelles Intra-African migrant, arid savanna: breeds Sahel zone; non-breeding soudanian savanna zone and south to S Tanzania in east.
Buse unibande monogrammicus; meridionalis Resident, moist deciduous woodland: Senegal - S Angola east to E Sudan - NE South Africa. Buteo buteo Common Buzzard Buse variable Eurasian Buzzard vulpinus; buteo; insularum; rothschildi (HM incl in insularum); bannermani; (HM + harterti) ROB (+SL, SS) raise Buteo vulpinus Steppe Buzzard Buse des steppes; (RSF notes that the form on Socotra may be a separate species) Resident and Palearctic winter visitor, wood edges, non-breeding to very open: resident Canary Is (insularum); Azores (rothschildi); Cape Verde Is (bannermani); Madeira (buteo); winters Ethiopia to Cape on eastern side of continent (mainly vulpinus), very few NW Africa - Liberia (buteo). Buteo oreophilus Mountain Buzzard Buse montagnarde oreophilus; trizonatus IOC, ROB (+SL, SS) raise Buteo trizonatus Forest Buzzard Buse forestière Resident, montane forest and adjacent grassland: Ethiopian highlands - S Tanzania, E Zambia (oreophilus); Cape and moves north into Drakensberg (South Africa) in non-breeding (trizonatus).
Resident, forest, woodland: Madagascar. Buteo rufinus Long-legged Buzzard Buse féroce rufinus; cirtensis Resident and Palearctic winter visitor, steppes, semi-deserts, open woodland: resident North Africa and into Sahara (cirtensis); winters Sahel zone to N Kenya. Buteo lagopus Rough-legged Buzzard Buse pattue Roughleg*; Rough-legged Hawk race presumed to be lagopus Vagrant: North Africa. Buteo auguralis Red-necked Buzzard Buse d'Afrique Buse à queue rousse Resident and intra-African migrant, forest edge, woodland; resident Ethiopia, Congo forest - N Angola; breeds Sierra Leone - W Uganda, moving north in non-breeding into Sahel zone.
[Augur Buzzard] [Buse augure] (BoA + rufofuscus; augur; archeri here considered 2 species (see below)) Resident, open steppe, grassland: South Africa extending to Namibia. Buteo augur Augur Buzzard Buse augure (HM (+ROB presumed) + augur; archeri – see below) BoA subsumes into Buteo rufofuscus Resident, grassland, savanna, especially hills: Ethiopia - Zimbabwe; isolated population SW Angola - C Namibia. [Buteo archeri Archer’s Buzzard Buse d’Archer] Status uncertain. It is considered a separate species by some (eg CMT, SAM, HBW) but subsumed by others into B. rufofuscus (eg BoA), or B. augur (eg DFW, HM (+SS)). Clark (2003) considers it a colour form of B. augur.
Palearctic winter visitor, forest edges: S Tanzania - NE South Africa extending west to Zambia, N Botswana. Aquila clanga Greater Spotted Eagle Aigle criard Palearctic winter visitor, semi-arid plateaus and grasslands: Nile Valley, Ethiopian highlands - N Kenya, vagrant Zambia. Aquila rapax Tawny Eagle Aigle ravisseur [Steppe Eagle] rapax; belisarius; (BoA + orientalis; nipalensis here considered a separate species) Resident, open woodland to arid steppe: all S of Sahara except forest areas and parts of SW; Morocco, Algeria. Aquila nipalensis Steppe Eagle Aigle des steppes nipalensis, orientalis BoA subsumes into Aquila rapax Palearctic winter visitor, steppe and semi-desert: eastern half of continent S Egypt - S Mozambique extending west to Chad and Angola; (nipalensis 1 record DRC). Aquila heliaca Eastern Imperial Eagle Aigle imperial **Imperial Eagle; Asian Imperial Eagle* (BoA + heliaca; adalberti here considered separate species) Palearctic winter visitor, open areas: Nile Valley to Kenya. Aquila adalberti Spanish Imperial Eagle Aigle ibérique Spanish Eagle BoA subsumes into Aquila heliaca Vagrant: NW Africa. Aquila chrysaetos Golden Eagle Aigle royal homeyeri Resident, open areas: Mauritania - Tunisia and into edge of Sahara Desert. Aquila verreauxii Verreauxs’ Eagle Aigle de Verreaux BoA Aquila verreauxi Resident, river gorges, mountains, rocky outcrops: Ethiopia - Cape and north to S Angola; S Chad, W Sudan.
HM, CMT, IOC Hieraaetus wahlbergi Intra-African migrant, woodland, tree savanna: breeds Sahel zone and L. Victoria to NE South Africa west into Angola; non-breeding visitor soudanian savanna zone West Africa - Ethiopia.
fasciatus CMT, IOC Aquila fasciata (SL has Hieraaetus fasciatus as African Hawk Eagle presumably a mistake for Hieraaetus spilogaster) Resident, mountains usually with some vegetation: North Africa. Hieraaetus spilogaster African Hawk Eagle Aigle fascié Aigle autour fascié CMT, ROB (+SS) Aquila spilogaster Resident, woodland and tree savanna extending along rivers into drier areas: all S of Sahara except forest area and dry NE, south to N Namibia - NE South Africa. Hieraaetus pennatus Booted Eagle Aigle botté pennatus; (HM, CMT, HBW, BD monotypic) ROB (+SS) Aquila pennatus Resident and Palearctic winter visitor, forest and woodland mixed with open areas: breeds Morocco - Tunisia and few pairs at Cape (South Africa); migrant to all S of Sahara except main forest areas.
ROB (+SS) Aquila ayresii BoA has this as Hieraaetus dubius but says ‘should be Hieraaetus ayresii’ Resident, dense deciduous woodland, forest edge: Ethiopia; Sierra Leone - C Kenya south to C Angola - C Mozambique; moves to north and south and up Kenya coast in non-breeding season. Lophaetus occipitalis Long-crested Eagle Aigle huppard Resident, forest edges and woodland: all S of Sahara except W South Africa, Namibia, much of Botswana and Angola and parts of NE. Spizaetus africanus Cassin's Hawk Eagle Aigle de Cassin Spizaète de Cassin; Aigle-autour de Cassin CMT, IOC Aquila africana Resident, lowland forest: main forest area Liberia - W Uganda. Stephanoaetus coronatus Crowned Eagle Aigle couronné Crowned Hawk Eagle; African Crowned Eagle Aigle blanchard Resident, forest and dense woodland: forest area extending to W Kenya and south on eastern side to E and S South Africa; Ethiopian highlands.
Resident, open habitats: all S of Sahara except forest area and parts of NE. SAGITTARIIDAE (HM, IOC subsume into Accipitridae)
Messager serpentaire; Serpentaire Resident, steppe and savanna: all S of Sahara except forest area and much of Somalia. FALCONIDAE Polihierax semitorquatus Pygmy Falcon Fauconnet d'Afrique African Pygmy Falcon (HM, ROB + castanonotus (also in ZTP as castanotus); semitorquatus) Resident, arid and semi-arid steppes with trees: S Sudan - Somalia, Kenya; S Angola - NW South Africa. Falco naumanni Lesser Kestrel Faucon crécerellette Resident and Palearctic winter visitor, open areas: resident North Africa; visitor to all S of Sahara except forest of DRC. Falco tinnunculus Common Kestrel Faucon crécerelle Rock Kestrel; Eurasian Kestrel Crécerelle des clochers tinnunculus; rupicolaeformis; archeri (CMT archerii); rufescens; rupicolus; canariensis; dacotiae; neglectus; alexandri IOC, ROB (+SL, SS) raise Falco rupicolus (SL Falco rupicolis) Rock Kestrel Faucon crécerelle Resident, most nonforest habitats: all of Africa except Sahara Desert and forest area (rupicolus -- Angola, S DRC, Tanzania and south); E Canary Is (dacotiae); Madeira, W Canary Is (canariensis); Cape Verde Is (neglectus in N, alexandri in SE).
Malagasy Kestrel* (HM + newtoni; aldabranus) Resident, open country: Madagascar, Aldabra. Falco punctatus Mauritius Kestrel Crécerelle de Maurice Resident, forest: Mauritius. Falco araeus Seychelles Kestrel Crécerelle des Seychelles HM notes often incorrectly spelt F. araea Resident, dense forest and more open areas: Seychelles. (Falco sparverius American Kestrel Crécerelle d’Amérique) Vagrant: Azores.
Faucon aux yeux blancs rupicoloides; arthuri; fieldi; (ROB monotypic) Resident, grassland and desert: NE Ethiopia, Somalia (fieldi); Kenya, Tanzania (arthuri); Namibia, SW Zambia - South Africa (rupicoloides). Falco alopex Fox Kestrel Crécerelle renard Faucon renard Resident and intra-African migrant, rocky hills adjacent to Sahel vegetation: Senegal - E Ethiopia, NW Kenya.
Resident, woodland and savanna with dense tree stands: Senegal - W Ethiopia south through W Kenya, W Tanzania to S DRC, Angola (except SE). Falco dickinsoni Dickinson's Kestrel Faucon de Dickinson Resident, wooded savanna with clumps of palms: Angola - S Tanzania south to extreme N Namibia - extreme NE South Africa. Falco zoniventris Banded Kestrel Faucon à ventre rayé Resident, forest edge, woodland: Madagascar. Falco chicquera Red-necked Falcon Faucon chicquera ruficollis; horsbrughi Resident, trees adjacent to open country especially palms by rivers: much of S of Sahara south to N South Africa except forest area and surrounds, and east of W Ethiopia, W Kenya. Falco vespertinus Red-footed Falcon Faucon kobez Western Red-footed Falcon Palearctic winter visitor, grassland and scrub: S Angola, S Zambia to N South Africa.
**Eastern Red-footed Falcon Palearctic winter visitor, open wooded areas: mainly Malawi - E half South Africa west to Namibia.
Breeding visitor and Palearctic winter visitor: breeds islands off NW Africa, Canary Is; winters open woodland, mainly Madagascar, also East Africa, Mascarenes. Falco concolor Sooty Falcon Faucon concolore Breeding visitor and Palearctic winter visitor: breeds dry mountains, E Libya, Egypt, N Sudan; winters wooded areas, marshes, Madagascar and parts of SE Africa. Falco columbarius Merlin Faucon émerillon aesalon; insignis Palearctic winter visitor, open country: mainly western North Africa, N Atlantic Is (aesalon); vagrant Egypt (insignis). Falco subbuteo Eurasian Hobby Faucon hobereau European Hobby; **Hobby subbuteo Breeding visitor and Palearctic winter visitor, open wooded areas: breeds North Africa; winters S Tanzania - Angola south to South Africa. Falco cuvierii African Hobby Hobereau africain Faucon de Cuvier BoA, ZTP (+SF) Falco cuvieri Resident, moist woodland, tree savanna: West Africa except forests, patchy in east, S Ethiopia - NE South Africa. Falco biarmicus Lanner Falcon Faucon lanier biarmicus; abyssinicus; tanypterus; erlangeri; (ROB presumed monotypic) Resident, dry desert to forested mountains: all of Africa except main forest area and including Sahara Desert.
Palearctic winter visitor, open areas: Tunisia, Egypt - N Kenya. Falco peregrinus Peregrine Falcon Faucon pèlerin minor; brookei; peregrinus; calidus; madens; radama; (BoA, HBW + pelegrinoides here considered a separate species) Resident and Palearctic winter visitor, most habitats except forest: all of Africa except Sahara Desert and Congo forests; Cape Verde Is (madens); Madagascar, Comoro Is (radama). Falco pelegrinoides Barbary Falcon Faucon de Barbarie pelegrinoides; (CMT monotypic) BoA, HBW, ROB subsume into Falco peregrinus Resident, cliffs and open areas: Mauritania, Morocco and all North Africa, Canary Is. Falco fasciinucha Taita Falcon Faucon taita **Teita Falcon Resident, high cliffs and gorges: scattered S Ethiopia - NE Tanzania; Malawi, S Zambia - NE South Africa. NUMIDIDAE (BoA subsumes into Phasianidae) Agelastes meleagrides White-breasted Guineafowl Pintade à poitrine blanche Resident, dense rainforest: SE Sierra Leone - SW Ghana. Agelastes niger Black Guineafowl Pintade noire Resident, dense rainforest: SE Nigeria - extreme N Angola east to NE DRC. Guttera plumifera Plumed Guineafowl Pintade plumifère plumifera; schubotzi Resident, forest: S Cameroon - extreme N Angola east to N DRC - western edge of W Rift Valley. Guttera pucherani Crested Guineafowl Pintade de Pucheran Pintade huppée pucherani; verreauxi; sclateri; barbata; edouardi ROB raises Guttera edouardi as Crested Guineafowl (G. pucherani is extralimital to their area) Resident, forest edge, gallery forest: scattered and patchy Guinea-Bissau - S Somalia south to E Angola - NE South Africa; (edouardi E Zambia, S Mozambique and south).
Resident, dry open country: S Ethiopia, Somalia, E Kenya, NE Tanzania. Numida meleagris Helmeted Guineafowl Pintade de Numidie Pintade sauvage; Pintade commune meleagris; sabyi; galeatus; somaliensis; reichenowi; mitratus; marungensis; damarensis (HM=papillosus); coronatus HM notes that galeatus, mitratus, coronatus, (and papillosus) are often incorrectly spelt galeata etc Resident, all open habitats: NW Morocco (sabyi); all S of Sahara except forest area and parts of NE and SW; introduced Cape Verde Is.
Common Peacock Introduced to South Africa -- few isolated populations Cape Province. [Phasianus colchicus Common Pheasant Faisan de Colchide] Introduced to St Helena.
Resident, primary lowland rainforest: small area of C DRC. Margaroperdix madagascariensis Madagascar Partridge Perdrix de Madagascar Caille de Madagascar There is confusion over the spelling of the specific name of this species. DFW, IOC, BL have the above, CMT, SAM have
Resident, forest and brush, especially secondary: Madagascar; introduced to Réunion. Coturnix coturnix Common Quail Caille des blés erlangeri (not in HBW); coturnix; inopinata; conturbans (not in HBW); (HM, HBW + africana; HBW + confisa (HM incl in coturnix)); CMT monotypic Resident and Palearctic winter visitor, open habitats with herb layer: breeds Morocco - Tunisia; Ethiopia south down east side to Cape; Madagascar; Comoros; Canary Is, Madeira (‘confisa’); Azores (‘conturbans’); Cape Verde Is (inopinata); Palearctic breeders winter mainly in Sahel zone; South African breeders winter in Angola, S DRC, W Zambia. Coturnix adansonii Blue Quail Caille bleue African Blue Quail IOC Excalfactoria adansonii BoA, DFW, BL, BD subsume into Coturnix chinensis Blue Quail Caille peinte Resident with some movements, areas with dense grass: Sierra Leone - S Sudan, SE Kenya south to Angola, E Zimbabwe and down east side to E South Africa excluding forest area and C Tanzania.
delegorguei; histrionica Nomadic, open grassland with scattered bush: Sudan, Ethiopia and to N South Africa except forest area and all of arid SW; non-breeders west to Ivory Coast; Madagascar (all delegorguei); resident São Tomé (histrionica). [Perdicula asiatica Jungle Bush Quail Perdicule rousse-gorge] Introduced Réunion.
Resident, desert and semi-desert usually on steep slopes: Egypt, NE Sudan to east of R Nile. Alectoris barbara Barbary Partridge Perdrix gambra barbata; spatzi; barbara; koenigi Resident, rocky areas, shrubby hillsides: S Morocco - Egypt; Ajjer Mts (SE Algeria) and Libya; Canary Is (perhaps only introduced). [Alectoris chukar Chukar Partridge Perdrix choukar] sinaica Resident, bare stony slopes: introduced to Sinai, Robben Island. [Alectoris rufa Red-legged Partridge Perdrix rouge] Introduced Gran Canaria.
Poule de roche petrosus; major; (HM + florentiae; brehmi (BoA incl in petrosus)) Resident, dense vegetation on rocky hillsides: Senegal - Ethiopia, NW Kenya. IOC (and ROB (+SL, SS, RSF) for those occurring in their areas) split Francolinus into Peliperdix (lathami, coqui, albogularis, schlegelii), Scleroptila (streptophorus, africanus, levaillantii, finschi, shelleyi, psilolaemus, levaillantoides -- the three ending …us becoming …a), Dendroperdix (SL Peliperdix) (sephaena), Ptilopachus (nahani) and Pternistis (SL, SS Pternistes) (the rest) with ROB, SS naming the last group … Spurfowl and not … Francolin. (Francolinus pondicerianus remains as Francolinus.) Francolinus lathami Forest Francolin Francolin de Latham Latham’s Francolin; **Latham’s Forest Francolin lathami; schubotzi Resident, lowland forest: Sierra Leone - W Uganda south to Cabinda, Angola. Francolinus coqui Coqui Francolin Francolin coqui coqui; hubbardi; maharao; spinetorum Resident, grassy areas with trees: scattered across Sahel zone of West Africa (spinetorum); parts of DRC; S Kenya to C Angola to NE South Africa.
Resident, open, disturbed (especially burnt) areas: Senegal - N Cameroon; SE DRC, NW Zambia, E Angola (dewittei). Francolinus schlegelii Schlegel 's Francolin Francolin de Schlegel Resident, savanna woodland with no human settlement: N Cameroon - SW Sudan. Francolinus streptophorus Ring-necked Francolin Francolin à collier Resident, rocky hillsides: 4 separate populations: N Uganda; W Kenya; NW Tanzania; highlands of Cameroon. Francolinus africanus Grey-winged Francolin Francolin à ailes grises **Grey-wing Francolin Resident, montane grassland, and to sea level in SW Cape Province: SW Cape - SE Transvaal in South Africa.
**Red-wing Francolin levaillantii; kikuyuensis; (HM + crawshayi) Resident, moist upland grassland: scattered W Kenya, S Uganda, S Tanzania - Angola, Zambia; S and E South Africa. Francolinus finschi Finsch's Francolin Francolin de Finsch Resident, woodland and grassland: 3 separate populations: lower R Congo in DRC and Congo; Kwando Province, DRC; WC Angola. Francolinus shelleyi Shelley's Francolin Francolin de Shelley shelleyi; whytei; (HM + macarthuri; uluensis; canidorsalis (BoA incl latter 2 in shelleyi)) Resident, grassland and woodland: patchy and scattered to the east of S Kenya - NW Zambia - NE South Africa.
psilolaemus; elgonensis Resident, montane Erica moorland and grassland: Ethiopia (psilolaema); Mt Elgon and mts of C Kenya (elgonensis).
levaillantoides; jugularis; gutturalis; lorti; (HM + pallidior (also in ROB, BoA incl in levaillantoides); archeri (also in ZTP, BoA incl in lorti)) (SS raises Scleroptila lorti Archer’s Francolin) Resident, many grassland and wooded habitats: N Ethiopia (gutturalis); extreme SE Sudan, NE Uganda - N Somalia (lorti); SW Angola to Directory: sites -> default -> files files -> Answer True False 2 points Question 2 files -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations files -> Nstructions for Acquiring Excess Equipment online, through the 1033 Program files -> Occupational health and safety files -> The Black Panther Party’s Ten Point Program files -> International programs roel profile files -> Fermi Questions a guide for Teachers, Students, and Event Supervisors Lloyd Abrams, Ph. D. DuPont Company, cr&D/ccas experimental Station Wilmington, de 19880 files -> Personal Information Name: Maha Al-Ammari Nationality: Saudi Relationship Status Download 1.29 Mb. Share with your friends:
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