Tenerife,Canary Islands,Spain 特內里費島,加那利群島,西班牙

本帖最後由 Amazonshan 於 2010-11-23 19:15 編輯

Loro Parque是西班牙話,翻譯成 [Parrot Park][鸚鵡公園]
是全界最大鸚鵡公園,有330品種鸚鵡,一千個大烏籠.
是一個很重要瀕臨絕種鸚鵡繁殖場
今年第七届織國際鸚鵡公約 [International Parrot Convention]是在這處開.
每年有很多講座,世界各地的鸚鵡工作者,鸚鵡繁殖人都來聽
每年到Tenerife的遊客,差不多百分之99.9必到之地

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cheerios

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發表於 2010-11-23 19:24 | 只看該作者

係呀~~ Loro Parque係好出名，聲稱有最多鸚鵡"品種"(但以最多隻數計就係BII, 一萬隻)
話就話西班牙，不過個島近摩洛哥呢~ 好唔就腳.....香港應該冇乜人會去....

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Amazonshan

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發表於 2010-11-24 22:15 | 只看該作者

我知道太遠香港應該冇乜人會去,只係想比大家知道有一個出名鸚鵡繁殖場.

知道有一個 Loro Parque 基金會,用來繁殖瀕臨絕種鸚鵡.

Extinct in the wild since 2000, the [Spix’s Macaw] is the world’s rarest parrot, but numbers in captivity look set to rise as the Loro Parque Foundation, Tenerife, has successfully bred another chick as part of its 20 year conservation programme. The sex of the chick has been determined as female, and when mature she will play a pivotal role in the breeding scheme. The Brazilian government owns this and all the other Spix’s Macaws maintained by the Foundation within this important partnership.

Discovered in 1817, the Spix’s Macaw has had a history as colourful as its blue plumage. Native to Brazil, the bird was last seen in Britain at London Zoo in 1902. Numbers were severely depleted throughout the 20th Century due to heavy deforestation and poachers profiting from their rise in value. By 1987 only three birds were spotted in the wild, with the last sighting in 2000.

Dr David Waugh, Director at the Loro Parque Foundation, commented: “There are only 73 Spix’s Macaws in the captie breeding programme, and therefore birth of this chick is a major global environmental victory. This new female will help to maintain the gene pool available for future breeding of this incredibly rare species, decreasing the risk of total extinction.” He continued: “Here at the Loro Parque Foundation, we are committed to the survival of this species and have already successfully bred six Spix’s Macaws here in Tenerife.”

The chick is in excellent condition and developing perfectly, and is now in the company of one of its older siblings. The Loro Parque Foundation has invested £472,248 to date to aid the recovery of this species and is an official breeding centre.

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