Insect species excluded from the Red Data Book of Kyrgyzstan Insect species excluded from the Red Data Book of Kyrgyzstan / Кыргызстандын Кызыл кптебпнен чыгарылган курт-кумурскалардын турлёру
Insect species listed in the 2004 IUCN RLTS, not included in the Red Book of Kyrgyzstan 1. Chichyrkanak kuluk kaldyrkany - Hyles hippophaes (Esper, 1789) - Seathorn Hawk-moth (Lepidoptera order, Sphingidae family) According to the assessment conducted in 1996, it is included in the IUCN RLTS with the DD category [76]. The species is widely distributed, and its range is expanding [42, 50]. In Kyrgyzstan, it is represented by two subspecies, H. h. bienerti Staudinger, 1874 and H.
Species of higher plants removed from the "Red Book" of Kyrgyzstan (1985) Species of higher plants removed from the "Red Book" of Kyrgyzstan (1985)
Lepidolopha Komarovii Status: EN. An endemic species of mountainous Central Asia, representative of the endemic Central Asian genus. Ornamental.
Edelweiss-like Pyrethrum Status: VU. Endemic species.
Golden Trichanthemis Centaury Status: VU. A rare narrowly endemic species of the Alai Ridge, an ornamental plant.
Hairy Flowering Plant Aulie-Ata Status: EN. A representative of a monotypic section, a narrowly localized endemic, a highly decorative plant.
Alai Centaury Status: VU. Endemic species.
Aulie-Ata Stemmacantha Centaury Status: EN. A very rare species, critically endangered.
Wrapped Alpine Saw-wort Status: VU. Rare species. Found in Kyrgyzstan at the edge of its range. The species occurs in small numbers in limited areas and may quickly disappear.
html Lamyropappus schakaptaricus Status: VU. A rare representative of a monotypic genus.
Eugenia’s Bell-flower Status: VU. Endemic to the Western Tien Shan (Talas and Fergana Ranges). A decorative, beautiful flowering plant. Description. Perennial herbaceous plant. It has a woody, multi-headed, and branched rhizome, equipped with numerous short gray shoots covered with short scale-like remnants of dead leaf petioles, forming loose rosettes of leaves, some of which produce flowering stems. Stems are 10 - 15 cm tall, simple, thin, thread-like, slightly exceeding the basal leaves and
Paradoxical Honeysuckle Status: Category CR B2ab(iii). A relict endemic species with a disjunctive range.
Incarvillea olgae Status: CR B2ab(iii). A very rare, critically endangered ancient species requiring special protection.
Nathaliella alaica Status: CR B2ab(iii). A rare, endemic species of a monotypic genus of Himalayan origin. Decorative.
Tianschaniella umbellifera Status: VU. A significantly declining narrowly endemic species of Central Tien-Shan. A representative of a monotypic genus.
Asian Paradise Flycatcher Status: VI, Near Threatened: NT: R. One species of the Monarchidae family in the fauna of Kyrgyzstan [36]. The subspecies Terpsiphone paradisi leucogaster (Swainson, 1838) is found here.
Great Spotted Woodpecker Status: VI, Near Threatened, NT: R. Kyrgyzstan is home to Dendrocopos major brevirostris1 (Reichenbach, 1854). There are 18 poorly differentiated subspecies known.
White-winged Woodpecker Status: VII, Least Concern, LC. [47]. Monotypic species [47].
Tawny Owl Status: VII, Least Concern, LC. In Kyrgyzstan, Strix aluco harmsi (Zarudny, 1911) is found.
Eurasian Eagle-Owl Status: VII, Least Concern, LC. In Kyrgyzstan, Bubo bubo hemachalanus Hume, 1873 is found.
Brown Pigeon Status: V category, Vulnerable, VU, A2bcd+3bcd. Vulnerable. One of six species in the fauna of Kyrgyzstan, predominantly with a Central Asian range. Monotypic species.
Snow Pigeon Status: VII, Least Concern, LC. One of six species in the genus found in the fauna of Kyrgyzstan. The nominative subspecies Columba leuconota Vigors, 1831 is present.
Black-bellied Sandgrouse Status: VI category, Near Threatened, NT. A species with low numbers, poorly studied. In Kyrgyzstan, the subspecies Pterocles orientalis arenarius (Pallas, 1775) is found.
Pin-tailed Sandgrouse Status: VI category, Near Threatened, NT: R. A species with low numbers, poorly studied. In Kyrgyzstan, the subspecies Pterocles alchata caudacutus (S.G. Gmelin, 1774) is found.
Sadzha Status: V category, Vulnerable, VU: R, Monotypic species.
Great Black-headed Gull Status: VI, Near Threatened, NT: R. One of 6 species of the genus in the Kyrgyz Republic. Monotypic species.
Steppe Pratincole Status: Category VIII, Data Deficient, DD. One of two species of the genus in the fauna of the Kyrgyz Republic. Monotypic species.
Slender-billed Curlew Status: III category, Critically Endangered, CR, C2a(ii); D. One of 3 representatives of the genus in the fauna of the Kyrgyz Republic. Monotypic species.
Sociable Plover Status: III category, Critically Endangered, CR, A3bc. Endemic to Kazakhstan and Russia. The only representative of the genus, a monotypic species.
Ibisbill Status: V category, Vulnerable, VU: R, D1. A small number of stenobiont species, at risk of extinction due to habitat destruction. Monotypic species.
Avdotka Status: V category, Vulnerable, VU: R, A1. At the same time, according to information from Kyrgyz ornithologists, the species is considered vulnerable, its population is decreasing, and it is necessary to review the existing IUCN status. The only representative of the family. Sexual dimorphism is not developed. In Kyrgyzstan, the subspecies Burhinus oedicnemus harterti1 Vaurie, 1963 is found [7].
Demoiselle Crane Status: Category VI, Near Threatened, NT: R. One of two species of the genus in the fauna of Kyrgyzstan. Monotypic species.
Corncrake Status: Category VI, Near Threatened, NT. The only representative of the genus in the fauna of the Kyrgyz Republic. Monotypic species.
Little Bustard Status: VI category, Near Threatened, NT. It has apparently not bred in Kyrgyzstan for the last 30-40 years. One of the rare species in Central Asia. Monotypic species.
Houbara Bustard Status: III category, Critically Endangered, CR: R, A1. The subspecies Chlamydotis undulata macqueenii (J.E. Gray, 1832) is found in Kyrgyzstan.
Great Bustard Status: III, Critically Endangered, CR: R, A1. The nominative subspecies Otis tarda tarda Linnaeus, 1758 inhabits Kyrgyzstan.
Booted Eagle Status: VI category, Near Threatened, NT: R. Monotypic species [47]. A rare and poorly studied bird. One of two representatives of the genus in the fauna of Kyrgyzstan.
Bonelli’s Eagle Status: VI category, Near Threatened, NT: R. One of two species of the genus in the avifauna of the Kyrgyz Republic, inhabiting the nominative subspecies Hieraaetus fasciatus fasciatus (Vieillot, 1822).
Alai Bubblewort Status: VU. A rare narrowly endemic species.
Vvedensky’s Sage Status: VU. A very rare narrowly endemic species. An ornamental plant.
Korolkov’s Sage Status: VU. A rare narrow endemic species. A highly decorative plant.
Schennikov’s Otostegia Status: VU. A rare endemic species, endemic to Kyrgyzstan with a disjunct distribution.
Anomalous Alajja (Erianthera anomala) Status: VU. Endemic to the mountains of Central Asia. A rare species found exclusively in high altitudes.
Catmint-like Scullcup Status: VU. A very rare narrowly endemic species. Ornamental plant.
Andrachne-like Scullcup Status: VU. A very rare rocky species, narrowly endemic to a small section of the Naryn Canyon. A decorative plant.
Acantholimon compactum Status: VU. A very rare narrowly endemic species.
Kaufmannia Semenova Status: VU. Endemic, rare species.
