De Junio a Octubre de 2016 evaluamos la riqueza de especies y registramos datos morfométricos de las aves de sotobosque en varillal alto seco de la Reserva Nacional Allpahuayo Mishana (RNAM) mediante conteo por puntos y captura con redes de neblina. La riqueza de especies de aves fue de 12 órdenes, 28 familias y 122 especies; el óden Passeriformes reportó 13 familias seguido de Caprimulgiformes, Coraciiformes y Galbuliformes con 2 familias respectivamente y el resto de ódenes reportaron un menor número de familias. Entre las principales familias de aves reportadas en el varillal alto seco sobresalen Thamnophilidae, Furnaridae y Tyrannidae (órden Passeriformes). Según los índices no paramétricos, la riqueza específica de aves observadas (122 especies) siempre estuvo por debajo de lo esperado por CHao 1 (130 especies), CHao 2 (133 especies), Bootstrap (136 especies) y Jackknife ...

The understory birds in the Alto Seco Varillal of the Allpahuayo-Mishana National Reserve (RNAM) in Peru were evaluated between January and May 2016 to determine their richness and morphometric characteristics applying direct observation, auditory recognition and capture using mist nets. The richness was composed of 12 orders, 18 families and 122 species, where the order of Passeriformes recorded 13 families and Thamnophilidae 23 species. Species richness among “varillales” varied between 85 species (varillal B) and 51 species (varillal C). The nonparametric indices indicate that the specific richness of birds observed (122 species) was always lower than expected (CHao 1 with 130 species, CHao 2 with 133 species, Bootstrap with 136 species and Jackknife 1 with 149 species) and the same trend was observed with the Clench curve with 166 expected species, while the Simpson diversity ind...

The understory birds in the Alto Seco Varillal of the Allpahuayo-Mishana National Reserve (RNAM) in Peru were evaluated between January and May 2016 to determine their richness and morphometric characteristics applying direct observation, auditory recognition and capture using mist nets. The richness was composed of 12 orders, 18 families and 122 species, where the order of Passeriformes recorded 13 families and Thamnophilidae 23 species. Species richness among “varillales” varied between 85 species (varillal B) and 51 species (varillal C). The nonparametric indices indicate that the specific richness of birds observed (122 species) was always lower than expected (CHao 1 with 130 species, CHao 2 with 133 species, Bootstrap with 136 species and Jackknife 1 with 149 species) and the same trend was observed with the Clench curve with 166 expected species, while the Simpson diversity ind...

Guía de identificación fotográfica de las aves de Iquitos y sus alrededores, incluye información del nombre científico, familia, tamaño, abundancia, medio ambiente y gremio alimenticio de las especies observadas.