First breeding record of Egyptian vulture (Neophronpercnopterus) in Naghadeh
Document Type : Original Article
Abstract
The success rate of breeding in birds can be considered as an indispensable tool for ecology and population demographic studies. In fact, breeding is a direct measure of the quality of the habitat. This study was conducted with the purpose of breeding the endangered species, Egyptian vulture in Naghadeh. Egyptian vulture is one of the most valuable species in the world that is at the head of food pyramid and plays an essential role in the survival of other organisms in an ecosystem. Therefore, studying the breeding status of this species can be a research priority in many areas. In this study, for the first time, a record of breeding of this species was made from Naghadeh. The authors were able to identify and record locations of nesting and breeding in the county.
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