Endemic birds of Indonesia

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Indonesia has more endemic birds than any other country. Indonesia's size, tropical climate, and archipelagic geography, support the world's second highest level of biodiversity (after Brazil).[1]

Most endemic birds are in the Wallacea region of eastern Indonesia. Sulawesi supports twelve endemic bird genera. Of all Indonesian endemic birds, about sixty-one species are threatened: thirty-seven species are listed as Vulnerable, twenty-three are Endangered and eleven species are listed as Critical on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

[edit] Conservation Status

NE = Not Evaluated NT = Near Threatened CR = Critical
DD = Data Deficient VU = Vulnerable EW = Extinct in the Wild
LC = Least Concern EN = Endangered EX = Extinct

[edit] Craciformes

[edit] Megapodiidae

[edit] Galliformes

[edit] Phasianidae

[edit] Falconiformes

[edit] Falconidae

[edit] Accipitridae

[edit] Gruiformes

[edit] Rallidae

[edit] Turniciformes

[edit] Turnicidae

[edit] Charadriiformes

[edit] Charadriidae

[edit] Scolopacidae

[edit] Columbiformes

[edit] Columbidae

[edit] Psittaciformes

[edit] Psittacidae

[edit] Cuculiformes

[edit] Cuculidae

[edit] Strigiformes

[edit] Tytonidae

[edit] Strigidae

[edit] Caprimulgiformes

[edit] Caprimulgidae

[edit] Aegothelidae

[edit] Apodiformes

[edit] Apodidae

[edit] Trogoniformes

[edit] Trogonidae

[edit] Coraciiformes

[edit] Coraciidae

[edit] Alcedinidae

[edit] Meropidae

[edit] Bucerotiformes

[edit] Bucerotidae

[edit] Piciformes

[edit] Ramphastidae

[edit] Picidae

[edit] Passeriformes

[edit] Pittidae

[edit] Ptilonorhynchidae

[edit] Meliphagidae

[edit] Acanthizidae

[edit] Artamidae

[edit] Campephagidae

[edit] Pachycephalidae

[edit] Oriolidae

[edit] Colluricinclidae

[edit] Dicruridae

[edit] Rhipiduridae

[edit] Monarchidae

[edit] Corvidae

[edit] Paradisaeidae

[edit] Petroicidae

[edit] Aegithalidae

[edit] Cisticolidae

[edit] Pycnonotidae

[edit] Sylviidae

[edit] Timaliidae

[edit] Zosteropidae

[edit] Sturnidae

[edit] Turdidae

[edit] Muscicapidae

[edit] Chloropseidae

[edit] Dicaeidae

[edit] Nectariniidae

[edit] Estrildidae

Previous page: List of Indonesian birds: passerines

[edit] References

  1. ^ Lester, Brown, R (1997). State of the World 1997: A Worldwatch Institute Report on Progress Toward a Sustainable Society (14th edition). New York: W. W. Norton & Company, page 7. ISBN 0393040089. 

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