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Threatened bird ofthe day: Feb 10, 2010 Taliabu Masked-owl Tyto nigrobrunnea
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Country/Territory
Russia (European)
Administrative region(s)
Ryazan' region
Central coordinates
54o 50' North 39o 45' East Map
Area
12000 ha
Altitude
98 - 106m
Criteria
A1, A4i, A4iii, B1i
Site description Large meadows located in one of the widest parts of the Oka river floodplain, used for agriculture (mainly for hay and pasture).
Habitats and percentage cover
Artificial landscapes (terrestrial)
10%
Forest
5%
Grassland
60%
Shrubland
Wetlands (inland)
22%
agriculture
35
forestry
5
hunting
60
tourism/recreation
15
Birds Up to 20,000 waterfowl stop over on migration.
Season
Year
Min
Max
Units
Quality
Threats and importance
agricultural intensification/expansion
high
disturbance to birds
medium
drainage
unsustainable exploitation
Recommended Citation BirdLife International (2009) Important Bird Area factsheet: Solotcha flood-plain of Oka river, Russia (European). Downloaded from the Data Zone at http://www.birdlife.org on 10/2/2010
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