- Bustards,
including floricans and korhaans, are large,
terrestrial birds living mainly in dry gr****land
areas and in
steppe regions. They
range in length...
- and
covered in fine dark barring.
Immature Bengal floricans look like a female.
Adult Bengal floricans range from 66–68 cm (26–27 in) in
length and stand...
- the meat of the
Bengal florican. They fly
faster than
other bustards and give a duck-like
impression in flight.
Lesser floricans feed on a wide variety...
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Florican may
refer to
birds of the
bustard family:
Bengal florican (Houbaropsis bengalensis)
Lesser florican (Sypheotides indica) This
disambiguation page...
-
river dolphin, as well as the
critically endangered gharial, the
Bengal florican, and the white-rumped vulture,
which has
become nearly extinct by having...
- "Status of the
Bengal Florican in India". In
Bombay Natural History Society (ed.).
Status and
Ecology of the
Lesser and
Bengal Floricans, with
reports on Jerdon's...
-
conservation of Blackbuck,
Lesser florican Successful conservation programs for the blackbuck, wolf and
lesser florican,
bustard Blackbucks,
Indian grey...
-
Gangetic Plain. The
great Indian bustard (Ardeotis nigriceps) and
lesser florican (Sypheotides indicus) are
considered globally threatened. The
natural forest...
- buffalo, tiger,
sloth bear,
pygmy hog, Gee's
golden langur, and
Bengal florican. The
forests are
constantly being renewed after floods and
changes in the...
-
flycatcher Belted kingfisher Bendire's
thrasher Bengal bush lark
Bengal florican Benguela long-billed lark
Benguet bush
warbler Bennett's wood**** Berlepsch's...
