Levantamento da Avifauna dos parques arborizados do município de Trindade-GO

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: The study of birdlife in urban environments is essential to understanding biodiversity and the health of ecosystems. Birds are effective bioindicators due to their sensitivity to environmental changes and wide geographic distribution. In Trindade-GO, wooded parks play a crucial role in bird conservation, offering important refuges amid growing urbanization. OBJECTIVES: This work aimed to survey the diversity of birds in the city's parks, identifying the species present, their abundance and spatial and temporal distributions. METHODOLOGY: Qualitative methodologies were used to show the richness of species and quantitative methodologies were used to quantify the number of specimens. Equipment such as a camera, binoculars, cell phone and notebook were used to obtain the records. RESULTS: The result of the study presented 79 species from 32 bird families, with one of the species considered almost threatened being Aratinga auricapillus and some common synanthropic species such as Brotogeris chiriri, Columba livia and Sicalis flaveola. The most present family in the study was Psittacidae with 115 specimens. CONCLUSION: It is concluded that the maintenance and adequate planning of wooded parks are crucial for the preservation of bird biodiversity in Trindade-GO.