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Chlamydotis Macqueenii

Chlamydotis macqueenii also known as the Asian houbara, is native to southwestern Asia. Visit Houbarafund to know more how this organisation is working to prevent Houbara bustards to know more information Visit: http://houbarafund.org/ar/info/asian_houbara

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Chlamydotis Macqueenii

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  1. Chlamydotis Macqueenii

  2. Chlamydotis macqueenii is the Scientific name of Asian Houbara, a rare species bird in the bustard family. sometimes known as the Asian houbara. These Chlamydotis macqueenii bird species are generally found in Arabia, Kazakhstan, India, Pakistan.

  3. The Asian Houbara A program for the breeding of Asian houbara after its numbers in the wild decreased significantly. The first Hibari chick was produced in captivity in 1982 at the zoo in Al Ain. Efforts to save the bird have been carried out over 40 years, bringing the total number of Asian houbara birds to 66053 by 2016. The scientific name of species ( Chlamydotis macqueenii )

  4. Migration and scope of proliferation The Asian houbara extends from northeast Asia (Mongolia and China) across central Asia, the Middle East, and the Arabian Peninsula to the Sinai desert. After the spring breeding season in Central Asia, some Asian houbara groups migrate southward to winter in warmer regions (the Arabian Peninsula, Pakistan, and nearby Southwest Asia). In the early spring, these groups return to their breeding habitats in China, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and other northeastern provinces. Some of the Asian houbara groups are found in the southern part of their spread, particularly in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Yemen and parts of Iran, Pakistan and Turkmenistan.

  5. Houbara North Africa In 1997, Houbara's views in North Africa declined to almost zero. Stunningly, Houbara has returned to its natural habitat, with a total of 3,165 species found by 2010, and more than 2,000 Houbara birds have been spotted in the wild. The International Fund succeeded in producing 176,522 Hibari families between 1996 and 2016, of which 136,455 were launched after being specially adapted to adapt to life in their habitats. The scientific name of the species ( Chlamydotis undulata )

  6. Arabic Houbara Arab Houbara numbers have declined significantly in the Arabian Peninsula, and it appears that only a single settlement group remains in Yemen. It is believed that the total number of members of this group does not exceed 100 birds and does not exceed the area of ​​living on a thousand square kilometers. Scientific name of species ( Ardeotisarabs )

  7. Contact Details: Address: 129 555, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Phone: +971 2 4455 693 Fax: +971 2 7287 499 Email: info@houbara-fund.ae Who are we The International Fund for the Conservation of Houbara is a not-for-profit organization with the support of the Government of Abu Dhabi, the world's largest species conservation project, which oversees the management of an international network of specialized houbara breeding centers to maintain and increase its numbers in its habitats.

  8. To Know More Details Visit: www.houbarafund.org/en/info/uae

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