Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
---|---|
Czech | křepel vousatý |
Dutch | Grijskeelbospatrijs |
English | Bearded Wood-Partridge |
English (United States) | Bearded Wood-Partridge |
French | Colin barbu |
French (France) | Colin barbu |
German | Bartwachtel |
Japanese | ヒゲウズラ |
Norwegian | gråstrupeskogvaktel |
Polish | przepiór śniadoszyi |
Russian | Бородатый лесной перепел |
Serbian | Bradata šumska jarebica |
Slovak | prepelka bradatá |
Spanish | Colín Barbudo |
Spanish (Mexico) | Codorniz Coluda Veracruzana |
Spanish (Spain) | Colín barbudo |
Swedish | rostbröstad skogsvaktel |
Turkish | Sakallı Ağaçbıldırcını |
Ukrainian | Перепелиця мексиканська |
Bearded Wood-Partridge Dendrortyx barbatus
Version: 1.0 — Published September 5, 2014
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Distribution
Distribution in the Americas
Distribution outside the Americas
Endemic to the Americas.
Habitat
Bearded Wood-Partridge occurs in humid montane evergreen forests and adjacent pine-oak forest, secondary forests, forest edges and gardens, and sometimes visits farmland in clearings (Binford 1989, Howell and Webb 1995).
Fragmented populations are restricted to vegetation along creeks and rivers (Fuller et al. 2000).
Historical changes
Formerly Bearded Wood-Partridge was considered to be common in the vicinity of Xilitla, San Luis Potosí, and in central Hidalgo (Johnsgard 1999). Recent studies in these regions documented the species to be uncommon (Howell and Webb 1992, Eitniear et al. 2000, Martinez-Morales 2007), or, in the case of southeastern San Luis Potosí, possibly extirpated (Howell and Webb 1995).
Fossil history
None reported.