Red padtriges Alectoris chukar following with telemetry Device

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In this study, it was used one hundred Red Partridge Alectoris chukar grown under intensive conditions. For the SRX 400 receiver connected to the neck and wing parts and backrests, the radio transmitters which are capable of receiving signals from 450m to 1250m distance depending on the land life of the NTQB4-2 model 163 days will be connected in the Kapıçam Red Partridge Production Center. It is observed that red partridges with activated telemetry device will be released into the harmony cage in the 25-meter-long Kapicam Red Partridge Production Center, and it has been observed that the animals are not affected by the device and there is no decrease in their ability to move with the devices. 1000 red partridges were deserved and they were brought to the Hacıbebek Wild Animal Placement site, which has an area of 2,527 hectares, together with the henna partridge that adapts to 100 devices, and their adaptations were followed.

Kınalı Kekliklerin Alectoris chukar Telemetri Cihazıyla Takibi

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Bu çalışmada entansif şartlarda yetiştirilen 100 adet Kınalı Keklik Alectoris chukar kullanılmış olup, Kapıçam Kınalı Keklik Üretim Merkezinde, boyun ve kanatlarını da kapsayacak şekilde hayvanların sırt kısımlarına; SRX 400 receiver için NTQB4-2 model 163 gün pil ömürlü arazi şartlarına göre 450m ile 1250m mesafelerden sinyal alma kapasiteli ve her 5 saniyede bir sinyal verebilen radyo vericileri bağlanmıştır. Aktive edilmiş telemetri cihazı takılan, kınalı kekliklerin 25 metre uzunluğunda Kapıçam Kınalı Keklik Üretme Merkezinde bulunan, doğaya uyum kafesine salınacak olup, hayvanların cihazdan etkilenip etkilenmediği ve cihazlarla birlikte hareket kabiliyetlerinde herhangi bir azalma olmadığı gözlemlenmiştir. 1000 adet kınalı keklik haklanmış ve 100 adet cihaza uyum sağlayan kınalı keklikle beraber, 2.527 hektar bir alana sahip olan Hacıbebek Yaban Hayvanı Yerleştirme sahasına getirilerek doğaya salınmış ve adaptasyonları takip edilmiştir

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Kınalı Keklik,Telemetri,Adaptasyon,Kapıçam,Hacı Bebek Devlet Avlağı

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