Birds of the campus of the Universidad de Ibagué
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In order to establish the bird composition of the campus of the Universidad de Ibagué, five systematic visual samplings were carried out, spread over 10 months, which allowed registering a total of 75 species, 62 genera and 26 families. The presence of an endemic species was emphasized, as well as five almost endemic and nine migratory. These results show the importance of the university campus for the conservation of local birds.
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