Marborda ammodramo

La Marborda ammodramo, Ammodramus maritimus, estas malgranda birdo de la grupo de la Amerikaj paseroj kaj genro de Ammodramoj. La 11 specioj de Ammodramus loĝas en marĉoj kaj herbejoj.

Plenkreskuloj havas brunecajn suprajn partojn kun griza en krono kaj nuko, kaj grizeca sablokolora brusto kun malhela strieco; ili havas malhelan vizaĝon kun grizaj vangoj, blanka gorĝo kaj mallonga akrapinta vosto. Tiuj birdoj montras malgrandan flavan strion ĝuste superokule.

Ties reprodukta habitato estas salaj marĉoj de la marbordoj de Atlantiko kaj de la Golfo de Usono el suda Nov-Hampŝiro al suda Teksaso. La nesto estas malferma tasformo kutime konstruata en sala marsĉo en tajdaj kanejoj kaj herbejoj de spartina. La ino demetas 2-5 ovojn.

Nordaj birdoj plej ofte migras suden laŭlonge de la orienta marbordo de Usono.
eta|maldekstra|Masklo de Malhela marborda ammodramo (Ammodramus maritimus nigrescens) formortinta el 17a de junio, 1987
Ili manĝas surgrunde aŭ en marĉa vegetaĵaro, foje per plukado en koto. Ili manĝas ĉefe insektojn, marajn senvertebrulojn kaj semojn. Ties manĝareoj estas ofte iom for el la areoj elektitaj por nestumado.

Unu el la kelkaj subspecioj de tiu birdo, nome la Malhela marborda ammodramo (A. m. nigrescens), ĵus iĝis formortinta, kaj la subspecio de la Kabo Sable, A. m. mirabilis, estas endanĝerita. Loĝanta en limigita teritorio sed de necerta valideco estas la Skotta marborda ammodramo, (A. m. peninsulae). Tiuj estis iam konsiderataj separataj specioj.

La alvoko ege similas al raspa zumado, simila al la malproksima Ruĝaflugila agelajo.

Literaturo
  Malplej Zorgiga.

 Libroj 
 Post, W., and J. S. Greenlaw. 1994. Seaside Sparrow (Ammodramus maritimus). In The Birds of North America, No. 127 (A. Poole and F. Gill, Eds.). Philadelphia: The Academy of Natural Sciences; Washington, D.C.: The American Ornithologists’ Union.

 Tezoj 
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 Post W. Ph.D. (1972). THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND BEHAVIOR OF THE SEASIDE SPARROW AS AN ADAPTIVE RESPONSE TO DIFFERING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. North Carolina State University, United States, North Carolina.
 Waddington J. Ph.D. (2000). Microgeographic population structure of the seaside sparrow on the Texas Gulf Coast: A microsatellite analysis. University of Houston, United States, Texas.

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 Eksteraj ligiloj 

 Filmetoj de Marborda ammodramo ĉe Internet Bird Collection
 Poŝtmarkoj  (de Usono) kun teritoria mapo
 Fotaro de Marborda ammodramo  VIREO
 Birdosono de Malhela marborda ammodramo  
 Birdosono de Marborda ammodramo de la Kabo Sable  
 Ecological and Genetic Diversity in the Seaside Sparrow, Ekologia kaj Genetika Diverseco ĉe la Marborda ammodramo  (pdf, 0,95 Mb)
 Marborda ammodramo  (pdf, 48 Kb)

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