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List of Inconsistency of MS1993 and HM1991 on Taiwan's Birds
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Tzung-Su Ding
Version 1.0. November 4, 1999
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Conflicts in genus name,
usually due to different opinions in taxonomic status.
28 species is reported.
Conflicts in species name,
due to different usages of masculine and feminine form.
9 species is reported.
Conflicts in species name,
due to disputes on whether it is a subspecies or a distinct species.
24 species is reported.
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Species records follow ªL¤å§»1997, which claims to be identical to CWBF1995,
Species codes started with a 'B' follow the code system in §õ°öªâµ¥1998.
Four-digit numeric species codes are the serial numbers in MS1993.
Underlined-blue species code denotes breeding species (main status is resident or summer visitor). Green texts denote inconsistency between HM1991 and MS1993. Red scientific names denote those accepted by both HM1991 and MS1993 but CWBF1995. Red Chinese characters denote those can't be accurately typed by computer.
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B0100 0494 ¥Õ¬î¨F Mergellus albellus Smew
listed as Mergus albellus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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1120 ¥Õ»â»B»A Todirhamphus chloris Collared Kingfisher
Listed as Halcyon chloris in HM1991 and CWBF1995.
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B0304 1786 ¤p«B¿P Apus nipalensis House Swift
Listed as A. affinis in HM1991 and CWBF1995.
A. affinis has been split into two species, A. affinis and A. nipalensis. A. affinis breeds in Africa and South Asia from Turkey to India, while A. nipalensis breeds in South Asia from Nepal eastward to Japan and Taiwan, and southward to Java, Sulawesi, and Phillippines. The ranges of the two species meet without any sign of intergrading (Snow1978) and SM1990 suggest they are treated as allospecies. (Chantler and Driessens 1995)
Chantler, P. and G. Driessens. 1995. Swifts: a guide to the swifts and treeswifts of the world. Pica, Mountfield. UK.
Snow, D. W. 1978. An atlas of speciation in African Non-Passerine birds. Brit. Mus. Nat. Hist. London
Brooke, R. K. 1971. Geographical variation in the Little Swift Apus affinis (Aves:Apodidae). Surban. Mus. Novitates 9(7):93-103.
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B0290 2153 ¯óì¦ Tyto longimembris Eastern Grass Owl
Listed as Tyto capensis in HM1991 and CWBF1995
SM1990 and MS1993 treat this as split species from Tyto capensis
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2172 ¨¤ì¦Otus scops Common Scops-Owl
Listed as Otus sunia in SM1990
Listed as Otus scops sunia in MS1993
Listed as Otus scops stictonotus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0296 2179 »â¨¤ì¦ Otus bakkamoena Collard Scops Owl
Listed as Otus lempiji in SM1990and HM1991
Listed as Otus bakkamoena in MS1993 and CWBF1995
Taxonomy of Otus is in a mess. O. lempiji were treated as conspecific with bakkamoena. Roberts and King (1986) recognized O. lempiji as a separate species, which is adapted by SM1990 and HM1991. However, later, MS1993 and ¡¥CWBF1995¡¦ still treat lempiji as a subspecies of bakkamoena.
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B0294 2221 ¶À³½ì¦ Ketupa flavipes Tawny Fish-Owl
Listed as Ketupa flavipes in CWBF1995, SM1990 and MS1993
Listed as Bubo flavipes in HM1991
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B0302 2412 »OÆW©]ÆN Caprimulgus affinis Savanna Nightjar
Listed as C. monticolus in HM1991
Listed as C. affinis in SM1990, MS1993, and CWBF1995
SM1990 and MS1993 treat this split from monticolus because of its distinct calls.
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B0271 2507 ªø§À¹§ Macropygia tenuirostris Philippine Cuckoo-Dove
Listed as Macropygia phasianella in HM1991 and CWBF1995
White and Bruce(1986) treated M. tenuirostris and M. emiliana as species distinct from M. phasianella.
M. tenuirostris disrtibutes in Taiwan(LanYu island) and Phillippines(including Palawan and Sulu arch.). (MS1990)
White C. M. N. and M. D. Bruce. 1986. Thje birds of Wallacea. Brit. Ornithol. Union, Check-list No.7:188-189
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B0169 2849 ¦Ç¯Ý¯±Âû Gallirallus striatus Slaty-breasted Rail
Listed as Rallus striatus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0228 3011 ¤Ï¼Løf Tringa cinerea Terek Sandpiper
Listed as Xenus cinerea in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0221 3012 ÁFøf Tringa hypoleucos Common Sandpiper
Listed as Actitis hypoleucos in HM1991
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B0217 3014 ¶À¨¬øf Tringa brevipes Grey-tailed Tattler
Listed as Heteroscelus brevipes in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0222 3015 ¬ü¬w¶À¨¬øf Tringa incana Wandering Tattler
Listed as Heteroscelus incanus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0238 3172 ¿PÒ²úC Glareola maldivarum Oriental Pratincole
Listed as Glareola maldivarus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0244 3199 ®üÅà Larus canus Mew Gull
Listed as Larus kamtschatschensis, a splitted species, in HM1991
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B0259 3240 ÅüL¿PÅà Sterna nilotica Gull-billed Tern
Listed as Gelochelidon nilotica in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0261 3241 ¸Ì®ü¿PÅà Sterna caspia Caspian Tern
Listed as Hydroprogne caspia in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0253 3246 »ñÀY¿PÅà Sterna bergii Great Crested-Tern
Listed as Thalasseus bergii in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0252 3270 ¥Õ¬Ü¿PÅà Sterna anaethetus Bridled Tern
Listed as S. anaetheta in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0257 3273 ¶Â¸¡¿PÅà Chlidonias hybridus Whiskered Tern
Listed as C. hybrida in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0258 3274 ¥Õ¯Í¶Â¿PÅà Chlidonias leucopterus White-winged Tern
Listed as C. leucoptera in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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3275 ¶Â¯BÅà Chlidonias niger Black Tern
Listed as Chlidonias nigra in HM1991 and CWBF1995
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B0130 3339 ¶Â¦Õ»ð Milvus lineatus Black-eared Kite
Note:
Some authurs treat lineatus as a distinct species split from Milvus migrans.
SM1990 and MS1993 regard Milvus lineatus as full species without mentioning any reference about this splitting. HM1991 regard it a race of Milvus migrans. Taiwan's resident populations should be Milvus lineatus because of the distribution pattern described in SM1990. Also Kuroda (1920) attributed Taiwan's resident as Milvus lineatus formosanus and Hachisuka and Udagwa (1951) called it "Formosan Black-eared Kite" , which Black-eared Kite is the English name for Milvus lineatus.
On their distribution described in SM1990
Milvus migrans
--- Open woodland, forest edge, savanna, steppes, desert, farm. Old World (except E Asia) from continental Europse, E Finland, Russia and W Siberia (east to lower Ob River) south to Cape Verde Island, NW Africa (from N Morocco east to Tunisia), Mediterranean region, Near East and S Arabia, and east from Iran through S S.S.R. (east to C kazakhstan, Kirghiz steppes, W Turkestan and tadzikistan), Afghanistan, Pakistan, India (to 2200 m, including Nepal and Ceylon) to SW China (W Yunnan), thence south through SE Asia, Addaman Island, Sulawesi, E New Guinea and Bismarck Archipelego to Australia (except S). Widely in Africa¡K. Winters from S Eurasian south to South Africa and S Australia.
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Milvus lineatus
--- Open woodland, forest edge, savanna, steppes, desert, farm, around towns. E Asia from Siberia (west to Ob River and across Yakutia and Transbaicalia to Sea of Okhotsk, Amurland and Usseriland) and Japan (N to Hokkaido) south through China (except W Yunnan) to S S.S.R. (Turkestan), N India (Himalayas, 1500-5400 m, in Ladakh, N Kashmir, N Nepal and N Assam), Tibet, extreme N Burma, Hainan, and Ryukyu Island. Winters from S Iraq east to China and Japan, and south to S India and SE Asia.
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B0049 3708 ¥ÕÀV¶ÂÆO Ardea picata Pied Heron
Listed as Egretta picata in HM 1991
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B0045 3709 ¤j¥ÕÆO Casmerodius albus Great Egret
Listed as Egretta alba in HM 1991
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B0048 3710 ¤¤¥ÕÆO Mesophoyx intermedia Intermediate Egret
Listed as Egretta intermedia in HM 1991
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B0044 3744 ¶ÀÀV¶ÂÆO Dupetor flavicollis Black Bittern
Listed as Ixobrychus flavicollis in HM 1991 and CWBF1995
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B0001 3846 ¶Â³ï¼ç³¾ Gavia arctica Black-throated Diver
Probably some of Taiwan¡¦s records are Gavia pacifica
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B0014 3860 ¶ÂI¥Õ¸¡¥Þ³¾ Pterodroma rostrata Tahiti Petrel
Listed as Pseudobulwaria rostrata in SM1990 and HM1991.
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¿P³¶¥Ø PASSERIFORMES
B0330 5868 ªá¯Í¤s´Ô³¾ Coracina macei Large Cuckoo-shrike
Listed as Coracina novaehollandiae in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Coracina macei in SM1990 and MS1993
SM1990 and MS1993 treat the original Coracina novaehollandiae into 3 distinct species, macei, javensis, novaehollandiae.
White C. M. N. and M. D. Bruce. 1986. Thje birds of Wallacea. Brit. Ornithol. Union, Check-list No.7:188-189
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B0396 6267 µµ¼Sóð Myiophonus insularis Formosan Whistling-Thrush
Listed as Myiophoneus insularis in HM1991
Listed as Myiophonus insularis in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0409 6350 ¦ÇIóð Turdus hortulorum Grey-backed Thrush
Listed as Turdus hortulorum in CWBF1995
Listed as Turdus dissimillis hortulorum in HM1991
Listed as Turdus hortulorum in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0393 6557 ³¥ì© Luscinia calliope Siberian Rubythroat
Listed as Erithacus calliope in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Luscinia calliope in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0390 6559 Âųïì© Luscinia svecica Bluethroat
Listed as Luscinia svecicus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Luscinia svecica in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0416 6564 Âźqì© Luscinia cyane Siberian Blue Robin
Listed as Erithacus cyane in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Luscinia cyane in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0404 6567 ¥Õ¬ÜªLì© Tarsiger indicus White-browed Bush-Robin
Listed as Erithacus indicus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Tarsiger indicus in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0405 6568 ®ßIªLì© Tarsiger johnstoniae Rufous-breasted Bush-Robin
Listed as Erithacus johnstoniae in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Tarsiger johnstoniae in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0400 6623 ¹]¦â¤ôóð Rhyacornis fuliginosus Plumbeous Water-Redstart
Listed as Phoenicurus fuliginosus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Rhyacornis fuliginosus in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0402 6645 ¶Â³ïì© Saxicola maura Seberian Stonechat
Listed as Saxicola torquata in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Saxicola maura, a split species, in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0354 6967 Ãk³¶ Remiz cosobrinus Chinese Penduline-Tit
Listed as Remiz pendulinus in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Remiz cosobrinus in SM1990 and MS1993
SM1990 and MS1993 follow Vaurie(1959), who split pendulinus into pendulinus, cosobrinus, coronatus three species. R. cosobrinus is the one closest to Taiwan.
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B0379 7255 ´Ä¦Õóí Ixos amaurotis Brown-eared Bulbul
Listed as Hypsipetes amaurotis in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Ixos amaurotis in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0380 7262 ¬õ¼L¶Âóí Hypsipetes madagascariensis Black Bulbul
Listed as Hypsipetes madagascariensis in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Hypsipetes leucocephalus in SM1990 and MS1993
Horne (can't trace reference, cited in SM1990) treated madagascariensis into 6 species.
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B0442 7340 ½ÅÀYøkÅa Prinia inornata Plain Prinia
Listed as Prinia subflava in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Prinia inornata, an split species, in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0499 7413 ºñ¸²´ Zosterops japanicus Japanese White-eye
Listed as Zosterops japanica in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Zosterops japanicus in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0426 7496 µu¯Í¾ðÅa Cettia canturians Manchurian Bush-Warbler
SM1990 and MS1993 treat diphone, canturians, seebohmi as separate species.
HM1991 treat them as conspecific Cettia diphone.
Taiwan's wintering population should be canturians (Baker 1997)
Baker, K. 1997. Warblers of Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Princeton Univ. Press.
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B0425 7507 ²`¤sÅa Cettia acanthizoides Yellow-bellied Bush-Warbler
Listed as Cettia acanthizoides in CWBF1995
Listed as Cettia robustipes robustipes in HM1991 and SM1990
Listed as Cettia acanthizoides in MS1993
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B0422 7562 ¤j¸«Åa Acrocephalus arundinaceus Great Reed-Warbler
Listed as Acrocephalus arundinaceus in CWBF1995
Listed as Acrocephalus orientalis in HM1991 and SM1990
Listed as Acrocephalus arundinaceus in MS1993
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B0368 7778 ª÷Ál¥Õ¬Ü Garrulax morrisonianus White-whiskered Laughingthrush
Listed as Garrulax morrisoniana in CWBF1995
Listed as Garrulax affinis morrisonianus in HM1991
Listed as Garrulax morrisonianus in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0373 7823 ¤jÅs¼L Pomatorhinus erythrocnemis Spot-breasted Scimitar-Babbler
Listed as Pomatorhinus erythrogenys in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Pomatorhinus erythrocnemis in SM1990 and MS1993
MS1993 follow Vaurie (1959) to split erythrocnemis from erythrogenys.
Vaurie, C. 1959. The birds of the Palearctic Fauna. Passeriformes. Witherby, London.
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B0377 7994 ºñµe¬Ü Yuhina zantholeuca White-bellied Yuhina
Listed as Stachyris zantholeuca in HM1991 and CWBF1995, following Harrison (1986)
Listed as Yuhina zantholeuca in SM1990 and MS1993
Harrison, C. J. O. 1986. A re-assessment of the affinities of some small Oriental bulbuls, Timaliidae. Forktail 1:81-83.
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B0352 8014 ¶À¦ÐÆx¼L Paradoxornis verreauxi Golden Parrotbill
8358 ¶ÂI¥ÕöÀÀo(¼ÈĶ) Motacilla lugens Black-backed WagtailListed as Paradoxornis nipalensis in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Paradoxornis verreauxi, a split species, in SM1990 and MS1993
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HM1991 regards lugens as subspecies of alba.
SM1990 and MS1993 split lugens from alba as a distinct specie.
¡§M . Lugens is often considered conspecific with M. alba, but interbreeding is restricted and infrequent (Kistchinski and Lobkov 1979).¡¨ SM1990, p. 673
Motacilla alba lugens in HM1991
--- NE Asia, China, Japan, Taiwan.
Motacilla lugens in SM1990
--- E Asia from China (except NW Sinkiang and NE Heilungkiang), S Mongolia, SE Siberia (Amurland, Ussuriland, Sakhalin, Kamchatka pennisula) and Kuril Island south to Pakistan (south to Baluchistan), N India (Himalayas above 1500 m from Kasmir east to Arunachal Pradesh), SE Tibet, NE Burma, N Vietnam (Tonkin), S China (including Hainan), and N Japan (N Honshu). Winters from Himalayan foothills east to S China and Taiwan, and south to SE Asia.
Kistchinski, A. A. and E. G. Lobkov. 1979. Spatial relationships between some bird subspecies in the Beringian forest-tundra. Moskov. Obs. I Spyt. Otd. Biol. Biull., nov. ser., 5:11-23
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B0465 8385 ¤jªá÷º Anthus richardi Richard¡¦s Pipit
HM1991 regards richardi as subspecies of navaeseelandiae.
SM1990 and MS1993 treat richardi as single species.
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B0521 8787 ´¶³q¦¶³»³¶ Carduelis flammea Common Redpoll
Listed as Acanthis flammea in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Carduelis flammea in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0513 8840 ¤p®áäã Eophona migratoria Yellow-billed Grosbeak1
Listed as Coccothraustes migratoria in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Eophona migratoria in SM1990 and MS1993
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B0514 8841 ®áäã Eophona personata Japanese Grosbeak
Listed as Coccothraustes personata in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Eophona personata in SM1990 and MS1993
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8912 ¶ÂÀY§Å³¾ Emberiza bruniceps Red-headed Bunting
Listed as Emberiza melanocephala in HM1991 and CWBF1995
Listed as Emberiza bruniceps in SM1990 and MS1993
SM1990 and MS1993 split E. melanocephala into E. melanocephala and E. bruniceps.
E. bruniceps is the one closest to Taiwan.