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生态学杂志 ›› 1996, Vol. ›› Issue (5): 1-5.

• 研究报告 •    下一篇

次生阔叶林中大山雀和沼泽山雀取食行为的研究

高玮, 相桂权, 冯贺林, 邓秋香, 赵虹   

  1. 东北师范大学生命科学学院, 长春 130024
  • 收稿日期:1995-03-13 修回日期:1995-04-04 出版日期:1996-10-10

On Changes of Foraging Behavior of the Tits of Two Species in Secondary Deciduous Wood

Gao Wei, Xiang Guiquan, Feng Helin, Deng Qiuxiang, Zhao Hong   

  1. School of Life Sciences, Northeast Normal University, Changchun, 130024
  • Received:1995-03-13 Revised:1995-04-04 Online:1996-10-10

关键词: 光合产物, 后时间, 脉冲标记, 土壤呼吸

Abstract: The foraging behavior of Parus major and P. palustris in the secondary deciduous wood during winter and summer was studied. All data were gathered from November to February of next year 1988-1991 in winter and from March to July 1989-1991 in summer. Observations were made in secondary deciduous wood of Zuojia Nature Protection region of Jilin Province. The Great tit and Marsh tit are common permanent residents of secondary deciduous wood in the region. The height, positions(Horizontal and vertical of canopy), substrates, trees species, niche breadth and niche overlap of foraging of two species are very different. The height of foraging has been expressed as the distance from 0-4m, 4.1-10m, 10.1-15m and over 15m. Great tit feeds average lower than in Marsh tit. At foraging position of canopy layer in horizontal Great tit feeds on middle layer and out layer in winter and summer, while March tit feeds on out and middle layers. At vertical position of tree canopy, Great tit feeds on up, middle and low layers in winter, and on low and middle layers in summer, while Marsh tit feeds on up and middle layers in winter and summer, concerning the trees utilized for foraging Great tit feeds on Mongotian Oak, River Birch and Pierrot Willow in winter, while Mach tit feeds on Pierrot Willow, River Birch and Manchurian Linden. The results showed that two species did not over lap significantly in the places where they gather their food in order to utilize the common food resource differently.

Key words: photosynthate, lag time, pulse labeling, soil respiration.