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Podoces pleskei, pleskes ground jay

Podoces pleskei, pleskes ground jay


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Podoces pleskei, pleskes ground jay

Pleskes ground jay egg specimens (one fragment)

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Broken Corvidae Eggshell Fragment Oval Pair Passeriformes Passerine Sauropsid Sauropsida


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1. Title: Fragmented Pair: A Glimpse into the World of Pleskes Ground Jays' Nesting Description: This image showcases two oval-shaped fragments of eggs, remnants of a nesting attempt by the elusive Pleskes Ground Jay (Podoces pleskei). The eggs, with their rough, brown, and long shape, are a testament to the unique characteristics of this ground-dwelling bird species. Background: The Pleskes Ground Jay, also known as Podoces pleskei, is a rare and endemic bird species native to the high-altitude grasslands of the Central Asian steppes. This sauropsid, belonging to the Passeriformes order and the Corvidae family, is a passerine bird and a close relative of jays and crows. Nesting Habits: These birds are known for their unusual nesting habits. They lay their eggs directly on the ground, often in a shallow depression or a small hollow. The eggs, which are typically brown and oval in shape, are incubated for approximately 21 days. The eggs are not only vulnerable to predation but also to accidental damage, as seen in this photograph. The Fragments: The two egg fragments in the image offer a glimpse into the life cycle of these fascinating birds. The broken nature of the eggs may indicate that they were unfortunately damaged, perhaps due to a predator or an accident. Despite the loss, these fragments provide valuable insights into the reproductive biology of the Pleskes Ground Jay. Conclusion: This photograph serves as a reminder of the delicate balance of nature and the challenges faced by ground-nesting birds like the Pleskes Ground Jay. The intriguing story of these eggs, though incomplete, offers a unique perspective on the life of this elusive and captivating bird species.

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