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Information × Registration Number 0220U101351, 0117U004074 , R & D reports Title The principles of management of hunting resources, taking into account the characteristics of individual regions of Ukraine popup.stage_title Head Smahol Vitalii M., Registration Date 10-02-2020 Organization Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine popup.description2  The southern limit of moose distribution, the main resources of which are concentrated in Polissia, has been identified. The species habitat has a sporadic structure, that is, the population is scattered in separate refugia, where there are pessimistic conditions. Changes in moose habitats for seasons where wetland habitats have priority have been established. The red deer in Ukraine is represented by three subspecies and one hybrid form. For all (except the last one) there is a seasonal change of the stations, due to the peculiarities of the landscape. In forest conditions, the red deer displaces the roe deer. Instead, the roe deer has adapted to being in agro-landscapes. On the example of the 4 rivers of the Azov region, regularities of the distribution of hunting birds were determined according to a number of hydrological, geomorphological, biotopic and anthropogenic factors. The Malyy Utluk River is characterized by a mosaic of biotopes and little anthropogenic influence. The positive state of the Berda River is due to the conservation activities of the Pryazovskyy NNP. There is considerable anthropogenic pressure on the Milk River, but the least attractive for birds is the transformed human activity of the Obytichna River. The mouths of rivers are the most attractive for birds. The density of the ringdove in Polissia is 0.5-5 persons/100 ha. The highest numbers are observed in mixed forests and small settlements. In conditions of cohabitation, a ringdove displaces a ringed turtledove. In the middle of July, the third masonry is marked. The nesting success of the species is 67%. There is a wintering of birds in summer cells. The peculiarities of the biology of the ringdove are conditioned by climate change and synantropization. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close