Houbara Bustard Bird - Houbarafund

Houbara Bustard Bird The bustard is one species in the past, but recent studies have divided the bird’s bustard known in Asia and North Africa to two distinct types on a genetic basis, and behavioral geography, namely:  Asian Houbara (Chlamydotismacqueenii)  Houbara North Africa (Chlamydotisundulata) The different Asian Houbara Bustard from North Africa through the variations of color in the back area and stretch the black and white feathers on the neck and custom, and months are among the 28 species of bustards spread in different parts of the world.

Natural Environment Houbara inhabits the vast plains and semi-arid regions in the same vegetation scattered sand Asaharaalhsoah.

Food Houbara spends most of his time on the ground, looking for food and varied food to include its system of plants, insects, rodents and invertebrates and vertebrates Alsgarh.olzlk, Thtoiqaimh foods eaten by plants, seeds, insects and other invertebrates, lizards and small rodents.

Because of the dry Toqlmanma natural environment in which they live, Houbara can get what he needs water from food, and rarely need to drink water. He graduated houbara to search for food at sunrise and dusk most often.

Eggs Female digging Houbara hole surface is deep in open ground to develop a set of eggs or eggs to 3 eggs, and the number ranges between 3 to 5 eggs in some breeding areas and possibly up to 6 eggs in exceptional cases. Except for the Arab bustard, which do not put only an egg or eggs, is of white bustard trout with varying color sandy brown in line with the perimeter of their nests in the desert areas, which helps the eyes of hunters and predatory animals throughout the

incubation period, which extends for three weeks, he graduated after the small chicks to Thoudnha mother handles fed Bmenkarha for two to three days.

Education Over the next few days to hatch eggs begin female Houbara in the training of their young to pick up the food throwing worms and insects on the ground in front of her, and when the young of five days will be able to rely on themselves in eating their diet in the vicinity of the nest. During the first month it completed the growth of young blades and gaining the ability to fly short distances, but they remain closely related Bomhadtha during the next two months before they become birds Houbara imago.

Mating Reeves said Houbara behavior spectacularly complex in familiar a place meant years after the last female to win during the mating season, Nabba feathers adorning his neck, and Mlkiebrosh quick movements back, and almost his head is hidden in a mass of black and white feathers, and then rushes quickly was dancing in a straight line or circular motion.

Visiting female Houbara review sites for mating, and then leave it to another area to lay eggs. The males do not Houbara any role in the eggs, which lasts for 23 days incubation, and does not contribute to the young male or defending or sponsoring education. It seems that the only mission in the breeding is mating with the female.

Risk The greatest risks to the Houbara in the unregulated fishing, and the decline of natural environments due to urban sprawl and the expansion of the scope for agriculture and the degradation of land environments, which may be exacerbated by the lack of rainfall and the vastness of drought.

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