Species fact sheet by Global Register of Migratory Species - www.groms.de


Pernis ptilorhyncus (Temminck, 1821) Family: Accipitridae Order: Falconiformes Back
Oriental honey-buzzard Schopfwespenbussard Bondree orientale Abejero oriental
CMS App II Redlist 2000 (Criteria) NL CITES II (Europe: SPEC threat status )
Migration: partial intracontinental

Pernis ptilorhyncus

Migratory in N populations, sedentary or with local movements in S. Arrives on breeding grounds in Siberia and Japan in May; leaves in Sept/Oct to winter from SE Asia S to Indochina, where migrants may coincide with sedentary populations. Considerable movement recorded over Bali, with 2186 birds seen in 1 month, mainly from mid-Oct to early Nov. The late spring migration is related to availability of food in N breeding zones; arrival in some areas of Punjab in Pakistan coincides with that of migratory rock bee (Apis dorsata). May travel distances in search of feeding areas, e.g. on Indian Subcontinent. Recent records from Andaman Is may refer to migrants od perhaps to local breeding population.
(del Hoyo J A Elliott; J Sargatal (eds) (1994) - www.hbw.com )

Regions: East Asia, North Asia, South & Southeast Asia, West & Central Asia
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Explanatory notes
(Last update: 05.08.02 by E.Heuel)

Populations