Artificial black-necked crane overwintering habitat and building method thereof
A habitat and technology for black-necked cranes, applied in the field of artificial habitats for black-necked cranes overwintering and its construction, can solve problems such as insufficient food resources for black-necked cranes
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[0043] This embodiment provides a wintering artificial habitat for black-necked cranes, including an artificially constructed area 1 for night habitat. Select a distance of more than 500m from roads and buildings, and an area of flat land greater than 1km 2 The above abandoned land is used as artificial construction area; floodplains, wide and shallow rivers, and wintering habitats for black-necked cranes around reservoirs are preferred. Such as Napahai Nature Reserve in Yunnan, Huize Nature Reserve in Yunnan, Dashanbao Nature Reserve in Yunnan, Yarlung Zangbo River Middle Reservation in Tibet, Serin Co Nature Reserve in Tibet, Caohai in Weining, Guizhou, Niyang River Confluence in the lower reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River The overwintering habitats of black-necked cranes are actually used by the black-necked cranes such as the estuary and the surrounding areas of the Daqiao reservoir. However, the above-mentioned areas are destroyed by engineering construction and other...
Embodiment 2
[0047] Further improvement on the basis of Example 1, the overwintering artificial habitat for black-necked cranes also includes the natural enemy avoidance artificial construction area 2 and the foraging artificial construction area 3; the night resting ground artificial construction area 1 is located on the artificial island in the water, The artificial construction area 3 of the foraging ground is located on the water bank near the artificial construction area 1 of the nocturnal resting place, and the artificial construction area 2 of the natural enemy avoidance area is located at the inlet between the artificial construction area 1 of the night resting ground and the artificial construction area 3 of the feeding ground .
[0048] The depth of the water inlet between the artificially constructed area 1 of the night resting place and the artificially constructed area 3 of the foraging places on both sides is 1m to 1.5m, and the width is 12m to 15m; Low, easy-to-grow aquatic ...
Embodiment 3
[0052] This embodiment provides a method for building an artificial habitat for black-necked cranes overwintering, including the following steps: selecting floodplains, wide and shallow rivers, and reservoirs that are more than 500m away from roads and buildings, and there are flat and abandoned land around them as artificial wintering habitats. Areas; divide and construct the artificially created areas of night resting places, artificially created areas of avoiding natural enemies and artificially created areas of foraging places to artificially create overwintering habitats. In addition, according to the migration season (spring and autumn) and the differences in the dominant bird communities in winter, natural resources can be rationally used to adjust the elements of wetland habitats by human intervention, and 3-3- With a tidal elevation of 4 meters, a certain buffer area can be opened in some reed planting areas, such as bare land and shallow ponds, to facilitate the habit...
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