Registro de guacamaya verde (Ara militaris) en la UMA Santa Cruz Achichipilco, municipio de Teotlalco, Puebla, México

Castán, Jesús Hernández; Galván, Jorge Agustín Villordo; García, Bárbara Isabel Cano; Martínez, Enrique Gaspariano; Cantalapiedra, Paola Rodríguez

doi:10.28947/hrmo.2012.13.2.159

Huitzil Rev. Mex. Ornitol.

2012

DOI: 10.28947/hrmo.2012.13.2.159

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Registro de guacamaya verde (Ara militaris) en la UMA Santa Cruz Achichipilco, municipio de Teotlalco, Puebla, México

Jesús Hernández Castán¹,

Jorge Agustín Villordo Galván²,

Bárbara Isabel Cano García³

et al.

Abstract: Reportamos un grupo de guacamayas verdes (Ara militaris) avistadas en la localidad de Santa Cruz Achichipilco, municipio de Teotlalco, Puebla. El registro extiende el área de distribución de la especie a la Mixteca poblana. Además, reportamos sitios de actividad y un sitio de descanso nocturno de la especie. La temporalidad de los avistamientos es coincidente con la temporada de reproducción registrada para el oeste de México. Sugerimos continuar con los monitoreos en la zona y realizar estudios que permitan c… Show more

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The use of tree cavities and cliffs by the Military Macaw ( Ara militaris ) in Salazares Nayarit, Mexico

Rivera-Ortíz¹,

Oyama²,

Villar-Rodríguez³

et al. 2016

Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad

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We recorded a population of Military Macaws in the community of Salazares, Nayarit, Mexico. The observations were made in 2 sites, the Pilas and Mirador del Aguila; both sites have vegetation of tropical semi-deciduous forest with trees of 8-28 m high with a diameter at breast height greater to 40 cm. The objective of this study was to describe the activities of the Military Macaw, as well as the use of the cavities presents at cliff and trees. For 5 years of non-continuous counts, we recorded 43.5 ± 2.6 individual encounters; most records were made in the morning. Reproductive activity was also observed in the tree cavities (n = 1), and in the cliff ones (n = 1). Nine cavities were also recorded that served for roosting. This species record is important because it provides information about the existence of a breeding population in central Nayarit. We suggest working with the community and encourage efforts to make the zone a natural protected area.

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The use of tree cavities and cliffs by the Military Macaw ( Ara militaris ) in Salazares Nayarit, Mexico

Rivera-Ortíz¹,

Oyama²,

Villar-Rodríguez³

et al. 2016

Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad

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Distribución potencial histórica y contemporánea de la familia Psittacidae en México

Monterrubio‐Rico

Charre‐Medellín²,

Pacheco-Figueroa³

et al. 2016

Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad

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Recibido el 4 de agosto de 2015; aceptado el 6 de abril de 2016 Disponible en Internet el 8 de agosto de 2016 ResumenSe estimó la distribución histórica y contemporánea para la familia Psittacidae en México utilizando la mayor base de datos integrada hasta ahora y modelos ecológicos de nicho. Los modelos se generaron mediante el algoritmo MaxEnt. Se utilizaron temperatura y precipitación y se analizó la vegetación disponible y las áreas naturales protegidas decretadas hasta 2015. Los modelos no presentaron errores de omisión y permiten contar con estimaciones actuales para cada especie. La mayor distribución se estima para Amazona albifrons y la menor para Amazona auropalliata. Los resultados indican que todas las especies han perdido hábitat, principalmente Ara macao, Amazona auropalliata y A. oratrix. Aunque los bosques tropicales predominan en su distribución, los bosques templados presentan altos porcentajes para 6 especies. La proporción de superficie protegida es superior a estimaciones del año 2000. La estimación precisa de la distribución de los psitácidos presentes en México tiene implicaciones de conservación a nivel internacional, ya que 6 especies son endémicas y 4 tendrían su mayor distribución potencial en México de acuerdo con cifras de la IUCN. Ante la pérdida de distribución, algunas especies presentan una elevada vulnerabilidad presente y futura, por lo que se debe examinar la relación entre aptitud ambiental de los modelos y patrones de abundancia poblacional. El uso de modelos de nicho ecológico para evaluar cambios en distribución asociados al cambio climático es necesario. Derechos Reservados © 2016 Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Biología. Este es un artículo de acceso abierto distribuido bajo los términos de la Licencia Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. AbstractThe historic and contemporary distribution for the Psittacidae family in Mexico using the greatest database assembled until now was estimated. The ecological niche models were generated with the MaxEnt algorithm. Temperature and precipitation were used, as well as an analysis of vegetation and availability of protected areas established until 2015. The models did not present omission errors and allow to have updated estimates for each species. The species with the greatest potential distribution was Amazona albifrons, and Amazona auropalliata had the smallest one. The results * Autor para correspondencia.

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Assessing spatial dispersion, abundance, and conservation perspectives of Military MacawAra militarispopulations in Mexico

Monterrubio‐Rico

Charre‐Medellín

Rubio–Rocha

et al. 2021

Bird Conservation International

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Summary The preservation of Military Macaw Ara militaris in Mexico required the implementation of a nationwide assessment evaluating its vulnerability using IUCN criteria. With the combined effort of several institutions, the abundance, location, dispersion, habitat availability, and climatic conditions of areas occupied by the species were determined. Although the species’ extent of occurrence is extensive (263,919 km2) only 29% of this constitutes area of occupancy. Published estimates indicate a series of isolated populations containing from four macaws to 215. Macaws occurred in 35 populations in four regions of 16 states containing an estimated 1,563–3,263 macaws; lower than required for long-term viability. Within regions, neighbouring populations were separated by an average of 68 km. The extent of occurrence is heterogeneous, and macaws inhabit areas that differ in elevation, precipitation, temperature, and forest cover. Higher local abundances occur in landscapes where annual precipitation is ≥1,100 mm, and primary forest availability ≥1,800 km2. Although the existence of undetected macaw groups in Mexico is possible, these are likely to contain only small numbers of individuals, as most detected areas with macaws contain less than 40 individuals, and larger concentrations are more likely to be noticed due to their conspicuous behaviour. The species is threatened primarily by its low overall abundance, fragmented distribution, and forest loss around populations with the highest abundance. With the information generated, it is possible to design and implement specific management and conservation strategies at different geographic scales for the recovery and maintenance of the species in Mexico. It is necessary to strengthen collaborative programmes among conservation organizations, government agencies, and local communities in each region of the country to organize and finance community-based actions such as monitoring, habitat restoration, protection from poaching and the creation of a network of conservation corridors and macaw reserves focused on conservation.

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Registro de guacamaya verde (Ara militaris) en la UMA Santa Cruz Achichipilco, municipio de Teotlalco, Puebla, México

Cited by 5 publications

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The use of tree cavities and cliffs by the Military Macaw ( Ara militaris ) in Salazares Nayarit, Mexico

The use of tree cavities and cliffs by the Military Macaw ( Ara militaris ) in Salazares Nayarit, Mexico

Distribución potencial histórica y contemporánea de la familia Psittacidae en México

Assessing spatial dispersion, abundance, and conservation perspectives of Military MacawAra militarispopulations in Mexico

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