Twenty-three new bird species for Angola, including Mayombe National Park in Cabinda Province, and other noteworthy records

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Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2023-10-18 DOI:10.2989/00306525.2023.2237686

Michael SL Mills, Rogério Ferreira, Pedro Vaz Pinto

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AbstractThe avifauna of Cabinda Province, Angola, is poorly known; since 1885 only one ornithological expedition has been made to the province, by AA da Rosa Pinto in 1969. All previous works that include Cabinda, including those of Rosa Pinto, were confined to the coastal and central zones (Lower Mayombe), with the higher-altitude eastern zone (Upper Mayombe) completely unexplored. With access to Cabinda recently improved, we made four short field trips (in 18–21 March 2022, 15–17 June 2022, 23–27 September 2022, and 3–10 June 2023), focused mainly on the Upper Mayombe area, as part of an ongoing effort to make biological inventories for poorly known regions of Angola, which include Mayombe National Park. We recorded 256 bird species: 101, 139, 157 and 187 during Visits 1–4, respectively. Among these were 23 new species records for Angola, most of which were either sound recorded or photographed as evidence. A further 11 species were new to Cabinda but had previously been recorded elsewhere in Angola, and an additional 34 species had previously been recorded fewer than ten times from Angola. These records highlight the biological importance of Mayombe National Park and its significant contribution to the overall biodiversity of Angola.Vingt-trois nouvelles espèces d’oiseaux pour l’Angola, du parc national de Mayombe, Cabinda, et autres registres remarquablesL’avifaune de Cabinda est mal connue ; depuis 1885, une seule expédition ornithologique a été effectuée dans cette province d’Angola, par AA da Rosa Pinto en 1969. Tous les travaux antérieurs sur Cabinda, y compris ceux Rosa Pinto, se sont limités à la zone côtière et à la zone centrale (Bas Mayombe), la zone orientale de plus haute altitude (Haut Mayombe) n’ayant pas été explorée. L’accès à Cabinda ayant été récemment amélioré, nous avons effectué quatre courtes visites de terrain (18–21 mars 2022, 15–17 juin 2022, 23–27 septembre 2022 et 3–10 juin 2023) focalisées principalement sur la zone du Haut Mayombe, dans le cadre d’un effort continu pour réaliser des inventaires biologiques dans des régions mal connues de l’Angola, qui comprennent le Parc national du Mayombe. Nous avons inventarié 256 espèces d’oiseaux: 101, 139, 157 et 187 lors de chaque visite, respectivement. Parmi ces espèces, 23 étaient nouvelles pour l’Angola, la plupart d’entre elles ayant été enregistrées ou photographiées comme preuve. Onze autres espèces étaient nouvelles pour Cabinda mais avec des registres ailleurs en Angola, et 34 autres espèces avaient été répertoriés moins de dix fois en Angola. Ces registres soulignent l’importance biologique du parc national de Mayombe et sa contribution significative à la biodiversité globale de l’Angola.Vinte e três novas aves para Angola no Parque Nacional do Mayombe, Província de Cabinda, e outros registos notáveisA avifauna de Província de Cabinda é pouco conhecida; desde 1885 apenas uma expedição ornitológica—por AA da Rosa Pinto em 1969—tinha sido feita a esta província angolana. Todos os esforços anteriores em Cabinda, incluindo os de Rosa Pinto, foram confinados às zonas costeira e central (Baixo Mayombe), com a zona de maior altitude, a leste (Alto Mayombe) permanecendo completamente inexplorada. Graças às melhorias no acesso a Cabinda, fizemos quatro curtas visitas de campo (18–21 de março 2022, 15–17 de junho 2022, 23–27 de setembro 2022, e 3–10 de junho 2023), à região do Alto Mayombe durante 2022, como parte de um esforço em curso para fazer levantamentos de biodiversidade nas regiões mais inexploradas de Angola, incluindo no Parque Nacional do Mayombe. Durante essas visitas registámos 256 espécies de aves; 101, 139, 157 e 187, respectivamente em cada visita. Entre as espécies que registámos, incluem-se 23 novas para Angola, a maioria das quais fotografadas ou cujas vocalizações foram gravadas como evidência. Outras 11 espécies constituem novos registos para a província de Cabinda, mas já haviam sido registadas noutros locais de Angola, e 34 espécies adicionais tinham sido registadas menos de dez vezes em Angola. Estes registos destacam a importância biológica do Parque Nacional do Mayombe e o seu contributo significativo para a biodiversidade global de Angola.Keywords: Congo BasinLower GuineaMayombe rainforestRichard Deanda Rosa Pinto

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