Some Aspects of Bioecology of Ayubia National Park, Pakistan C. M. Shafique and Sohail Barkati

Ayubia National Park, Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa Province, Pakistan is one of the 14 national parks in Pakistan. It is internationally known as a hot spot in the moist temperate West-Himalyan mountainous range. Many endangered (threatened) species are inhabited in the Park. The park is enriched with coniferous forests mixed with broad-leaved evergreen and deciduous trees. A total of 420 species of plants (9 species of fungi, 5 of lichens, 5 of gymnosperms, 65 of monocotyledons and 309 of dicotyledons were recorded. A total of 22 species of mammals(10 families),154 species of birds(42 families) and 8 species of Herps (Reptiles and Amphibians; 5 families) were recorded. ANP has now become a permanent breeding territory of leopard. Of the bird species 12.9% were permanent resident, 12.3% were resident altitudinal migrant, 18.9% were passage migrant, 29.2% were summer migrant, 4.5% were winter migrant, 10.4% were occasional, 10.4% were vagrant and 2.6% just take the aerial route. Complete... Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге Some Aspects of Bioecology of Ayubia National Park, Pakistan (C. M. Shafique and Sohail Barkati)