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Dobrý den,je mezi těmiti alexandry nějaký rozdíl??jaký??Děkuji za odpověd...protože o tom není nikde moc napsáno,všude je rozlišovám pouze Alexandr Velký Nepálský...ale prý je v tom rozdíl...
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Kupte si knihu Papoušci Afriky a Asie od Vašíčka .Samozdřejmně v nich rozdíl není.
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napsal(a):
Kupte si knihu Papoušci Afriky a Asie od Vašíčka .Samozdřejmně v nich rozdíl není.
Ptám se protože se mě pán ptal když jsem prodával Al.Velkého jestli je jen velký nebo je to nepálec....
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Alexandr velký nepálský je jeden z poddruhů alexandra velkého.
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Samozřejmě, že rozdíl je. Hlavně tedy rozdíl ve velikosti. A. velký Nepálský je větší a robustnější. Mnohdy spousta chovatelů píše inzeráty a uvádí že nabízí nepálce, ale většinou správné nepálce nabízí jeden chovatel z deseti. V Dnešní době je jich velmi málo, protože se nevědomky pářili i s tou menší formou, která je u nás běžnější.
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Samozřejmě, že rozdíl je. Hlavně tedy rozdíl ve velikosti. A. velký Nepálský je větší a robustnější. Mnohdy spousta chovatelů píše inzeráty a uvádí že nabízí nepálce, ale většinou správné nepálce nabízí jeden chovatel z deseti. V Dnešní době je jich velmi málo, protože se nevědomky pářili i s tou menší formou, která je u nás běžnější.
mate uplnu pravdu,ja som naposledy videl cistu formu nepalcov asi pred 10-12rokmi,mal ich starsi chovatel a povedal ze samca ma 24r ale to boli ozaj obrovske kusy odvtedy som taku paradu nevidel
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Existuje pouze jedná forma, že jsou někteří jedinci menší a druzí větší je to způsobeno tím že ptáci si nemohou volně vybrat partnera často se stáva že ptáci jsou i přibuzní tím si nenesou čistotu vloh. kdyby jste se byly někdo podívat Na cejlonu nebo v Pakistanu tak Alexandři jsou velikosti okolo 70 cm jestli najdu fotky vložím je na moderku
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S těma 70 cm je asi pěknej přífuk. Formy níže, zdroj Lexicon of parrots.
Psittacula eupatria (Linné 1766)
Alexandrine Parakeet
1. Psittacula e. eupatria or female (Linné 1766)
Alexandrine Parakeet
German: Grosser Alexandersittich
Description: green; cheeks and nape washed faintly grey-blue; males often only have narrow stripe of grey-blue to nape; broad cheek-stripe and narrow line from cere to eye black; broad band to nape pink; abdomen yellowish-green; dark purple-red patch to wing-coverts; upperside of middle tail-feathers blue-green with green base and yellow tips, outer tail-feathers green; underside of tail yellow; bill red with yellow tip; iris yellowish-white; feet grey.
Female without black cheek-stripe and pink band to nape; plumage generally slightly duller; middle tail-feathers on average shorter.
Immatures as female, but without purple-red patch to shoulder; adult plumage develops at 18 months, completed by 32 to 36 months.
Length: 58 cm (23 ins), wing length 189 - 215 mm (7.5 - 8.5 ins)
Distribution: southern India north to Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh; Sri Lanka.
2. Psittacula e. nipalensis (Hodgson 1836)
Nepalese Alexandrine Parakeet
German: Noerdlicher Alexandersittich
Description: as eupatria, but breast and abdomen feathers of both sexes with marked grey-white tinge; cheeks and nape suffused with blue; broad pink band to nape; larger.
Length: 62 cm (24.5 ins), wing length 200 - 240 mm (8 - 9.5 ins)
Distribution: eastern Afghanistan, western Pakistan, central and northern India, Nepal, eastern Pakistan, Bhutan and Assam.
3. Psittacula e. magnirostris (Ball 1872)
Andaman Island Parakeet
German.: Andamanensittich
Description: as eupatria, but breast and abdomen feathers in both sexes with grey-white tinge; broad pink band to nape; blue tinge to nape above pink band mostly very restricted, not occurring in some birds; shoulder patch lighter in many birds; bill larger and heavier; slightly larger.
Length: 60 cm (24 ins), wing length 200 - 225 mm (8 - 9 ins)
Distribution: Andaman Islands
4. Psittacula e. avensis (Kloss 1917)
Indo-Burmese Alexandrine Parakeet
German: Birmesischer Alexandersittich
Description: as eupatria, but top of head and nape yellowish-green; blue tinge resticted to cheeks and absent from nape; band to nape narrow and pinker.
Length: 58 cm (23 ins), wing length 194 - 220 mm (7.5 - 8.5ins)
Distribution: Cachar district in Assam to Amherst, Burma.
5. Psittacula e. siamensis (Kloss 1917)
Laos Alexandrine Parakeet
German: Laos-Alexandersittich
Description: as eupatria, but back of head and nape washed pale blue, extending to crown in some birds; cheeks yellow-green; band to nape narrow and pinker; shoulder patch more reddish; slightly smaller.
Length: 56 cm (22 ins), wing length 179 - 205 mm (7 - 8ins)
Distribution: Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, northern and western Thailand.
Habitat: dry and humid forest to 800 m (2,600ft); in localities also to 1,600 m (5,300 ft); mangroves, farmland and open country with trees; also in urban areas, parks and gardens; occasionally forages in fruit and coconut plantations.
Status: only common in localities, rare or only to be observed seasonally in large parts of distribution area.
Habits: in pairs or small groups outside breeding season; gathers in evening in larger flocks - occasionally more than one thousand birds - on groups of trees or section of forest; tremendous screeching at dawn as small groups then fly off to feeding areas; cautious and shy; group forms closed formation on flight to feeding areas; flight swift and direct, often high and with slow, rhythmic wing-beats; seasonal migration in some regions; call loud, screaming screech, but deeper than Rose-ringed Parakeet (Psittacula krameri).
Natural diet: seeds, nuts, fruits, berries, leaf buds, flowers and nectar (Salmalia, Butea, Erythrina, Bassia latifolia flowers); causes considerable damage to grain, rice and maize fields as well as fruit
plantations where more fruit than required for feeding taken.
Breeding behaviour: breeding season from November to April; nests in large trees; occasionally also in large wall crevices or under eaves; prefers dead palms and softwood tress such as Salmalia malabarica, in which parakeets often chew out hollows; old woodpecker and barbet nest holes also used; these are usually excavated further by parakeets; sometimes breeds in colony; several pairs breed in one tree; nest lined with decaying wood; clutch 2 to 4 eggs; egg measures 34.0 x 26.9 mm (1.34 x 1.06 ins).
Aviculture: medium-noisy to noisy parakeet; active; very hard chewer; hardy and tough when acclimatised; incompatible with other birds; only initially shy; quickly gets used to keeper and can become confiding.
Accommodation: outside flight at least 4.5 x 1 x 2 m (15 x 3 x 6 ft) with adjoining shelter; minimum temperature 5°C (41°F); metal construction necessary; provide roosting box 30 x 30 x 60 cm (12 x 12 x 24ins); line bottom with decayed wood.
Diet: seed mix of sunflower, safflower, buckwheat, various millets, canary grass seed, oats and hemp; small quantity of pine- and peanuts; plenty of fruit (apple, grapes, elderberry), greenfood (dandelion, flowers, chickweed) and vegetables (celery, rose hips, half-ripened maize, carrot, sweet peppers, cucumber); eggfood and biscuit for rearing.
Breeding in aviculture: often achieved and not difficult; in courtship display male perches close to female; head turned side to side and wings raised; male hops around female and bows to her; isolate pairs; breeding can begin as early as February, therefore place nestbox inside shelter to avoid egg binding; clutch 2 to 4 eggs; incubation 28 days; fledging period 7 weeks; young independent after 21 days.
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lexiconu je chyb jak nesázených