РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЕ ВИДОВ СЕМЕЙСТВА СОРОКОПУТОВЫЕ LANIIDAE В КУЗНЕЦКО-САЛАИРСКОЙ ГОРНОЙ ОБЛАСТИ

• Main Authors: КОВАЛЕВСКИЙ АЛЕКСАНДР ВИКТОРОВИЧ, РЕДЬКИН ЯРОСЛАВ АНДРЕЕВИЧ, ИЛЬЯШЕНКО ВАДИМ БОРИСОВИЧ, СКАЛОН НИКОЛАЙ ВАСИЛЬЕВИЧ
• Format: Text
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• Published: Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего профессионального образования «Национальный исследовательский Томский государственный университет» 2015
• Subjects: РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЕ,ЧИСЛЕННОСТЬ,LANIUS COLLURIO,L. CRISTATUS,L. EXCUBITOR,L. BOREALIS,КУЗНЕЦКО-САЛАИРСКАЯ ГОРНАЯ ОБЛАСТЬ,DISPERSAL,ABUNDANCE,KUZNETSK-SALAIR MOUNTAIN REGION; Lanius excubitor
• Online Access: http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/rasprostranenie-vidov-semeystva-sorokoputovye-laniidae-v-kuznetsko-salairskoy-gornoy-oblasti; http://cyberleninka.ru/article_covers/16396444.png

Представлены результаты исследований по распространению, характеру пребывания и срокам пролёта видов семейства Сорокопутовые на территории Кузнецко-Салаирской горной области. Для видов, у которых для региона отмечено обитание нескольких подвидов (географических рас), приводятся данные о характере их пребывания. Благодаря своему пограничному положению между Западной и Восточной Сибирью, а также сочетанию равнинного и горного рельефов в Кузнецко-Салаирской горной области обитают виды, имеющие западное и восточное происхождение. В области отмечено обитание обыкновенного (Lanius collurio Linnaeus, 1758) и сибирского (L. cristatus Linnaeus, 1758) жуланов, находящихся на восточной и западной границах своих ареалов соответственно. Установлено, что на территории Кузнецкой котловины гнездится белокрылый серый сорокопут (L. excubitor leucopterus Severtzov, 1875). Высока вероятность гнездования алтайского северного сорокопута (L. borealis mollis Eversmann, 1853) в Кузнецком Алатау. На пролёте в Кузнецко-Салаирской горной области отмечается сибирский северный сорокопут (L. b. sibiricus Bogdanov, 1881). The aim of this work was to study certain aspects of Laniidae species biology in the Kuznetsk-Salair mountain region. This paper is based on the results of birds capturings performed from 1978 to 2014 at Azhendarovo Biological Station (54°45''N; 87°02''E) (Kemerovo State University). We captured 254 Laniidae of three species during this period. The mist nets were used for capturing birds and their further ringing. We revealed special features of Laniidae dispersal through analysis of our own data and literature data. To describe the status and detailed dispersal of Lanius excubitor and L. borealis we used the collection of Moscow University Zoological Museum that originated from this region. We found that in the Kuznetsk-Salair mountain region L. cristatus and L. collurio are widely spread; L. excubitor and L. borealis are rare. In the Kuznetsk-Salair mountain region L. cristatus is represented by cristatus subspecies. They come in the middle of May and soon start nestling. Starting with the second half of July Lanius b. sibiricus begins movement that soon becomes an autumn migration. The latest capture of a mature bird was registered on August 18, 2010 and of a young one on August 28, 2006. L. collurio is represented by collurio subspecies. They come in the second half of May and start nestling 7-10 days later. In the beginning of July fledglings leave nests. Starting with the second half of July L. collurio begins movement that soon becomes a migration. The latest capture of a mature bird was registered on August 9, 2009 and of an underyearling on September 7, 2006. L. excubitor is represented by leucopterus subspecies. According to the route tracking that we conducted in July 2014 the density of L. excubitor in the vicinity of the city of Kemerovo was about 0.3 ind./km2. In total, four L. excubitor were captured at Azhendarovo biological station from 1978 to 2014. One young bird was captured on July 7, 2013 and the other three were registered in late September early October. L. borealis is presented by two subspecies. L.b. mollis appears for nestling in the Kuznetsk Alatau and the Mountain Shoria. The only capture of a young bird in juvenile plumage was registered on August 14, 1928 on the border of the Mountain Shoria and the Kuznetsk Alatau. L. b. sibiricus is found in the stated area during migration and winter-time, while its nesting area is located further north. In total, from 1978 to 2014 L. b. sibiricus were captured at Azhendarovo biological station twice: September 26, 1984 and September 30, 2011.