The Leibniz Institute for the Analysis of Biodiversity Change
is a research museum of the Leibniz Association
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There are a substantial number of Ethiopian bird species, some of them endemic, that often are little-known in terms of distribution, lifestyle and threats. In this project, we are studying selected bird forms both in the field and in the museum.
Two sub-projects deal with endemic francolins, ground-dwelling landfowl species of the mountainous regions of Ethiopia, and the effects of land use and climate change on francolin conservation.
Birds of Ethiopia: Check-list & maps
Alpine birds of Africa
The avifauna of South Ethiopia
The birds of Oromia
The birds of Tigray
Ornithological studies in Ethiopia
Black-fronted Francolin: Rediscovery
Black-fronted Francolin: Distribution I
Black-fronted Francolin: Distribution II
Black-fronted Francolin: Conservation
Harwood's Spurfowl: Occupancy
Harwood's Spurfowl: Breeding Biology
Moorland Francolin: Occupancy
Ethiopian Bush-crow: Biology
Ethiopian Bush-crow: Thermoregulation
Ethiopian Bush-crow: Nest construction
White-tailed Swallow: Biology
A new martin species?
Red-billed Hornbill: Nesting behaviour
Ethiopian sparrows: Hybridisation
Peregrine Falcon: Breeding records
Ankober Serin: Genetic diversity
Turacos: Distribution and speciation