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BIRDLIST WORLDWIDE: BIRDS

WORLD INSTITUTE FOR CONSERVATION & ENVIRONMENT, WICE

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Durante muchos años, mantuve este sitio web en formato muy anónimo. Pero se me ocurrió que tal vez, usted, el visitante, quisiera saber quién y qué está detrás de todo esto. Soy Daan Vreugdenhil, director de WICE, tengo un doctorado en la ecología de la conservación y dediqué mi carrera de 4 décadas a la conservación de la naturaleza. En este contexto he visitado unos 80 países y aprendí 6 otras idiomas, mi lengua materna siendo el neerlandés. Siempre he sentido que la conservación de la naturaleza es una pasión, no una profesión.

De niño, mi padre me llevaba en su bicicleta en las praderas en Holanda, donde me enseñó a identificar a las aves y plantas. Capté ranas, mariposas y lagartillas como mascotas (sí, la mayoría de esos pobres murió). De adolescente, me uní a un club de jóvenes para el estudio de la naturaleza, saliendo cada fin de semana a la naturaleza. No es sorprendente, cuando llegó el momento elegí estudiar la ecología y el manejo de los recursos naturales.

Nunca perdí mi pasión por la naturaleza, y siempre disfruto los paisajes salvajes, bosques, desiertos y los animales silvestres. Siempre me encanta salir de mochillero en las montañas y de kayaqueo por un río, sentir el viento en mis oídos bajando una pendiente fuerte en mis esquís o mi bicicleta. A menudo la gente me pregunta si no me canso viajar. Pero ¿cómo se cansa de la belleza de los colores brillantes del otoño, ver un águila velando el cielo, oír el rujio de las Cataratas de Iguazú, la fragancia de una flor, oir el Alondra anunciando la primavera, ver un tropa de elefantes cruzando las llanuras?

Toda mi vida ha sido dedicada a la conservación de la naturaleza. Este sitio web es mi regalo para ti, para que pueda seguirme en mi pasión y llevar la antorcha de la conservación de la naturaleza. La Fundación Adopt A Ranger es en mi contribución más reciente en mi lucha de la vida contribuir a la conservación de 10% de nuestro planeta como un hogar para animales y plantas.

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Welcome to BIRDLIST WORLDWIDE with the birds of this country or territory. Many of our tables are coded for abundance and presence. If letters in foreign languages show as "?", go to "view" in your browser, change your character encoding to "Western ISO 8859-1" or "Western European". For printing a paper copy to take with you to your destination: here is how you can print a table. To learn about how we acquired the information, see our Methodology page. Click here if you are curious about who we are. We have about 2000 pages, not only on birds but also on, mammals and national parks as well as nature related links by country. For the list of mammals or national parks of this country or for the links, press the related country link at the bottom of the page. National Parks in developing countries need YOUR help. Learn more about the most important rescue effort ever made to rescue nature and about our crusade to rescue nature in the tropics from annihilation!

Abundance Codes
D	Distribution range deducted from map, not actual record.
P	Present, abundance not determined.
C	Within its range, varying from common to occasional
O	Rare; outside of its normal range but still may be expected from time to time. Normally between 10 - 100 records.
V	Vagrant, accidental, species far outside of its normal distribution range. <10 observations.
I	Introduced species.
Q	Not verified.
X	Extinct.
XL	Extinct in country
Status of Permanence Codes
R	Resident, present year around.
N	Nests in the area but absent during part of the year.
M	Migrant, non-breeding. May spend a short period or the entire winter.
W	Wintering; stays in the area, while its primary nesting range is elsewhere.
E	National endemic.
*	National bird.
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BIRDS OF AFGHANISTAN

Thank you for visiting BIRDLIST WORLDWIDE on Afghanistan. In this linked net of country pages you can find lists of birds, nature, mammals and national parks. Birds of Afghanistan provides a checklist of the birds of Afghanistan. It is a complete birdlist or bird list listing all the birds of Afghanistan in ornithological taxonomic order. In Nature of Afghanistan you can find nature related websites, like on birding, birdwatching, general ornithology, nature, nature conservation, national parks, protected areas, nature reserves, etc. In Mammals of Afghanistan you can find the list of the mammals of Afghanistan in taxonomic order. National parks, Nature reserves and Protected areas of Afghanistan provides you with list of all the national parks and other protected areas of Afghanistan.

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BIRD LISTS WORLDWIDE is a website of the World Institute for Conservation and Environment, WICE. It is an integrated network of web sites dealing with different topics on nature, nature conservation and natural resources management. Read here why we created BIRD LISTS WORLWIDE. Our Methodology explains how we produced our information. Our Web Map helps you find your way in the website and the sitemap has all pages. We made this website out of passion for conservation. We spent our own salaries and free time gatheingrinformation and publish it online, in total valuing hundreds of thousands of dollars of professional time. Nobody pays us to do this. We simply want to contribute to conservation. If you appreciate our work, PLEASE visit our site Adopt A Ranger and see how you can make a difference for conservation most effectively: By paying one day of the salary of a ranger, you will make a difference in conserving the lives of thousands of birds, other critters and entire forests. Check our sitemap. Enjoy!

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