List of bird species Atauros

Atauro island

The list of bird species Atauros provides an overview of the bird species on the island of Atauro .

In 2004, 84 bird species were recorded on the island of Atauro in the north of East Timor . 13 more were added in 2007. 67 of the 97 bird species are considered native to Atauro. The island lies between the two main islands of the Timor / Wetar region on the Wallace Line , where species from both the Asian and Australian fauna can be found. Twelve of the 17 endemic species that live on both main islands are also found on Atauro. Two other types are considered to be restricted to the region (within a radius of 50,000 km²). Most of the Atauros bird species are also found in Timor . Only a few species and subspecies are typical for the neighboring island of Wetar .

The island

Atauro has an area of ​​140.50 km². In 2010 there were 8,600 people on the island. It is located about 23.5 km north of the state capital Dili off the coast of Timor . To the northeast are the Indonesian islands of Wetar (21.5 km) and Liran (13 km) across the Strait of Wetar , and to the west of Alor , across the Strait of Ombai . Atauro is one of the islands of the Banda Arch , which surrounds the Banda Sea.

Atauro is of volcanic origin and was formed 3 to 3.5 million years ago. Today the island is no longer volcanically active. The island is rugged and rough. The formerly submarine volcanoes are exposed to erosion. The highest point on the island is the Mano Côco ( Foho Manococo ) with 999  m . Other elevations are the Foho Tutonairana and the Foho Berau . High cliffs that protrude into the sea and sheltered bays with sandy beaches characterize the coast. A wide reef from 30 to 150 m frames the island. The strait between Atauro and Timor is up to 3500 meters deep. In addition to the fields, there is mainly grassland with eucalyptus trees ( Eucalyptus alba ) and some remnants of dry and evergreen, tropical forests, especially on the mountains and in ravines. The trees in the tropical mountain forest at Mano Côco reach heights of 15 to 20 m. 40 km² around the mountain is a nature reserve.

list

image	Surname	family	order	Occurrence	frequency	Further information
	Reinward grouse (Megapodius reinwardt)	Large foot fowl	Chicken birds	native	Rare	The Atauro Reinwardtuhn breeds on the island. It lives in forests up to 400  m above sea level . It is one of the few Atauros bird species that is absent from neighboring Timor, although it is native to the other neighboring islands as well.
	Ypsilon quail (Coturnix ypsilophora)	Pheasant-like	Chicken birds	native	frequently	The Ypsilon quail occurs on Atauro up to heights of 830  m .
	Great Egret (Casmerodius albus)	heron	Wading birds			One specimen was seen in 2005 off the northern tip of Atauros. The great egret is otherwise often found in the mangrove swamps of eastern Timor.
	Reef Freon (Egretta sacra)	heron	Wading birds	native	frequently	The reef freeher is common on Atauro.
	Mangrove Heron (Butorides striatus)	heron	Wading birds	native	occurring scattered	The mangrove heron occurs sporadically on Atauro.
	Red-footed Booby ( Sula sula )	Boobies	Oarsopods	native	frequently
	White-bellied Booby (Sula leucogaster)	Boobies	Oarsopods	native	frequently	The white-bellied booby is common on Atauro.
	Spectacled Pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus)	Pelicans	Oarsopods	Visitors	not clear	The African pelican is not settled on Atauro, but is often observed by fishermen on the reefs of the west coast. Like the reef freeher, the spectacled pelican is also called by the local popo .
	Great Frigatebird (Fregata minor)	Frigate birds	Oarsopods	Visitors	not clear	The banded frigate bird could not be directly detected in the field research in 2004, but old reports or locals call it Atauros as an occasional visitor, even if it is not settled here. In 2005, banded frigate birds were spotted several times off the coast of Atauros.
	Ariel frigate bird (Fregata ariel)	Frigate birds	Oarsopods	Visitors	Rare	The ariel frigate bird could not be directly detected in the field research in 2004, but old reports or locals call it a rare visitor to Atauros, even if it is not settled here.
	Bulwer Petrel (Bulweria bulwerii)	Petrels	Tubular noses	Visitors	Rare	The Bulwer petrel could not be directly detected in the field research in 2004, but old reports or locals call it a rare visitor to Atauros, even if it is not settled here. It does not occur often in the region either.
	White-faced Shearwater (Calonectris leucomelas)	Petrels	Tubular noses	Migratory bird	not clear	The white-faced shearwater also comes to Atauro as a migratory bird.
	Frigate Petrel (Pelagodroma marina)	Southern petrels	Tubular noses		very rare	The frigate petrel has rarely been seen in the Wallacea region . Maybe she's a winter guest here. Twice in 2005 this species was documented off the coast of Atauro and thus for the first time in the vicinity of Timor.
	White-breasted keel rail (Amaurornis phoenicurus)	Rallies	Crane birds	native		A white breasted keel rail was scientifically documented for the first time on Atauro in April 2005.
	Rock dove (Columba livia)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native (introduced)	common	The rock pigeon was introduced to Atauro and occurs up to an altitude of 500  m .
	White-cheeked pigeon (Columba vitiensis)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native		The pigeon lives in the higher forests of Atauros and is called Maram here .
	Pearl-necked pigeon (Streptopelia chinensis)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native	very often	The pearl neck dove is common on Atauro.
---	Great cuckoo pigeon (tail dove ) (Macropygia magna)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native, endemic to the region	Rare	The bird, found only in the Timor-Wetar region, is rare but appears to be widespread in the mountain forests. The pigeon is common locally in the forests of East Timor.
---	Timor Pigeon (Black Timor Pigeon) (Turacoena modesta)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native, endemic to the region	very rare	The endangered Timor pigeon, which otherwise only occurs on Timor and Wetar, is rarely found in the forests up to an altitude of 750  m , such as at Mano Côco. Occasionally the pigeon, called lam dam , falls victim to hunters and ends up in a saucepan. The Timor pigeon is common and widespread in East Timor's forests.
---	Green Timor Dove (Timor Green Dove) Treron psittaceus ( Treron psittacea )	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native, endemic to the region	Rare	The Green Timor Pigeon, which otherwise only occurs on Timor, Semau and Roti, is also only rare on Atauro. You can find them there in the forests in the lowlands. It is considered endangered.
	Green-winged pigeon (Chalcophaps indica)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native	frequently	The green-winged pigeon is common on Atauro and can be found up to heights of 850  m .
	Hawk pigeon (Geopelia striata)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native	frequently	The hawk pigeon is common on Atauro and can be found up to heights of 750  m .
	Bald pigeon (Ptilinopus cinctus)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native	common	The bald pigeon is only found on islands between Bali in the west and Babar in the Banda Sea . On Atauro it occurs frequently in the dense forests near the sea level, rarely in the mountain forests above 700  m altitude. They are found in loose flocks of ten to twenty animals. At first glance, a shot specimen looked similar to the subspecies P. c. cinctus , but had a more greenish-yellowish belly. The head, neck and throat were pure white and not yellowish or gray, as in P. c. everetti (on the island of Alor ). The beak was like the belly yellow-greenish and the tail light gray.
	King fruit dove (Ptilinopus regina)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native	occurring scattered	The royal fruit pigeon occurs occasionally on Atauro and can be found up to heights of 200  m . There you can find them in scattered fruit trees and in dry forest.
	Pink-headed fruit pigeon (Ducula rosacea)	Pigeons	Pigeon birds	native, endemic to the region	common	Endemic to the region. The native fruit pigeon is not common on Atauro, but it is widespread in wooded areas at altitudes above 250  m . The relatively large pigeon repeatedly falls victim to hunters in other areas, which is why it is considered endangered. The hunting pressure on Atauro does not seem to be particularly high.
	Sanderling (Calidris alba)	Snipe birds	Plover-like	?	?	A sanderling was observed near Beloi in 2003. The species appears rarely to appear on the East Timor coast, but further research is needed.
	Curlew (Numenius madagascariensis)	Snipe birds	Plover-like	Migratory bird		In East Timor, the curlew is found regularly in small groups, where it is noticed for a short time, or where it hibernates in the mangrove swamps. In 2003 a specimen could also be observed on Atauro.
	Whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus)	Snipe birds	Plover-like	Migratory bird	Rare	The Whimbrel is a migratory bird that is not often found on Atauro.
	Sandpiper (Actitis hypoleucos)	Snipe birds	Plover-like	Migratory bird	frequently	The common sandpiper can be seen regularly as a migratory bird on the east coast of Ataurus.
	Gray- tailed sandpiper (Heteroscelus brevipes ( Tringa brevipes ))	Snipe birds	Plover-like	Migratory bird	Rare	The gray-tailed sandpiper can occasionally be found on Atauro as a migratory bird.
	Odin's Grouse (Phalaropus lobatus)	Snipe birds	Plover-like	Migratory bird	common	The species is a frequent visitor to the region during winter in the northern hemisphere. In the summer, the Odin's hen moves north.
	Reef Triel (Esacus giganteus)	Triele	Plover-like	native (?)	not clear	The endangered reef triel may be native to Atauro. There is no scientific confirmation, but local fishermen from Adara report that it can be found on the west coast.
	Siberian golden plover (Pluvialis fulva)	Plover	Plover-like	Migratory bird	Rare	The Siberian golden plover is a migratory bird that also passes Atauro.
	Black Plover (Charadrius peronii)	Plover	Plover-like	native	occurring scattered	The endangered Malay plover is only found occasionally on Atauro but is considered a native bird.
	Little tern (Sterna albifrons)	Terns	Plover-like			One specimen was documented on Atauro in 2005. The little tern is rare in East Timor but regularly comes to breed in the country.
	Common Tern (Thalasseus bergii ( Sterna bergii ))	Terns	Plover-like	native	occurring scattered	The common tern is a native bird on Atauro, but only seen occasionally.
	Chinstrap tern (Onychoprion anaethetus ( Sterna anaethetus ))	Terns	Plover-like	native	Rare	The chin tern is rare on Atauro.
	Noddi (Anous stolidus)	Terns	Plover-like			In December 2005 several Noddise Terns were seen searching for food on the coral reefs off the east coast of Ataurus.
	Orient Brachschwalbe (Glareola maldivarum)	Curlew-like	Plover-like	Migratory bird	Rare	So far only one oriental curlew has been observed on Atauro. In East Timor, a few animals are found in September to December when the migratory birds migrate to the southwest.
	Australian koel (Eudynamys cyanocephala)	Cuckoos	Cuckoo birds	native	frequently	The Australian koel lives in the forests of the island and can be found there at all altitudes.
	Bengal Cuckoo (Centropus bengalensis)	Cuckoos	Cuckoo birds	native	frequently	The Bengal Cuckoo is common on Atauro and can be found up to heights of 750  m .
	Grimace devil (Scythrops novaehollandiae)	Cuckoos	Cuckoo birds	Visitors	Rare	The bird, first recorded in 1989 on Timor, was only registered on Atauro in 2004 by its characteristic call.
	Hoofed Cuckoo (Cuculus saturatus)	Cuckoos	Cuckoo birds	native (?)	not clear	Field research in 2004 did not directly identify the hoofed cuckoo, but it is mentioned in old reports or by the population as a native bird species. The bird, called Tou pipi here , therefore lives at sea levels from 500  m .
	Salangans (Collocalia esculenta)	Sailors	Sailing birds	native	common	The glossy head salangana can be found on Atauro at all altitudes.
	House sailor (Apus affinis)	Sailors	Sailing birds	native (?)	Rare	Possibly this is the Malay Swift ( Apus nipalensis ), which is sometimes viewed as a subspecies of the Common Swift . Rarely, may breed in the cliffs of the south coast. The next secure breeding site on Timor is at the Christ statue of Dili .
	Pacific Swift (Apus pacificus)	Sailors	Sailing birds	Migratory bird	occurring scattered	The Pacific sailor flies over the Lesser Sunda Islands as a migratory bird , but has rarely been seen in the Timor region. Some specimens could occasionally be seen on Atauro in November and December.
	White-throated needletail (Hirundapus caudacutus)	Sailors	Sailing birds	Migratory bird		The spiny-tailed swift can usually be seen in the Lesser Sunda Islands between September and January on their way to the southwest.
	Osprey (Pandion haliaetus)	Osprey	Birds of prey	native (?)	not clear	The fish eagle named Langam here could not be directly detected in field research in 2004, but is mentioned in old reports or by the local population as a native bird species.
	Papua Weih (Aviceda subcristata)	Hawks	Birds of prey	native (?)	not clear	The Papua Weih could not be directly detected in the field research in 2004, but is mentioned in old reports or by the local population as a native bird species.
	European honey buzzard (Pernis ptilorhyncus)	Hawks	Birds of prey	Migratory bird	Rare	As a migratory bird, the European honey buzzard is a rare winter visitor to the Lesser Sunda Islands. On Atauro it is found at altitudes between 450  m and 550  m .
	Brahmin consecration (Haliastur indus) |	Hawks	Birds of prey	native (?)	not clear	The Brahmin consecration, called Langa muraputi here , could not be directly detected in field research in 2004, but is mentioned in old reports or by the local population as a native bird species.
	White-bellied sea eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster)	Hawks	Birds of prey	native (?)	not clear	The white-bellied sea eagle, called Langa liahpleu , could not be directly detected in field research in 2004, but is mentioned in old reports or by the local population as a native bird species. In 2005 the white-bellied sea eagle was scientifically documented by sighting at Mano Côco.
	Banded goshawk (Accipiter fasciatus)	Hawks	Birds of prey	native	frequently	The banded goshawk is found mainly in the forests at all altitudes.
	Bonelli's eagle (Hieraaetus fasciatus)	Hawks	Birds of prey	native	occurring scattered	The Bonelli's eagle was spotted during field research at Mano Côco in 2004.
---	Moluccan Falcon (Falco moluccensis)	Hawkish	Birds of prey	native	frequently	The native Moluccan falcon is common on Atauro and can be found up to heights of 650  m .
	Barn Owl (Tyto alba)	Barn owls	Owls	native	Rare	The barn owl is the only native species of owl on Atauro, but is rarely found here. The absence of other, smaller owl species on the island is noticeable, but is confirmed by the locals.
	Timor Lorikeet ( Trichoglossus capistratus )	Real parrots	Parrots	native	not clear	One specimen of this species, which was not recorded on Atauro until 2004, was caught by a hunter and kept as a pet. Another three Rainbow Lorikeets were observed in flight over a eucalyptus savannah at the end of 2005. It is unclear, however, whether this is the nominal form ( T. c. Capistratus ), as it occurs in Timor, or Wetar all-color loris ( T. c. Flavotectus ), which are common in Wetar and Romang .
	Yellow-headed Lorikeet (Trichoglossus euteles)	Real parrots	Parrots	native, endemic to the region	common	The bird, which occurs on many islands of East Nusa Tenggaras and the South Moluccas, is common on Atauro up to an altitude of 800  m . Sometimes it is caught for sale. Children hunt him with slingshots as a leisure activity.
	Brown honey eater (Lichmera indistincta)	Honey eater	Passerines	native	very often	The brown honey eater is very common on Atauro and can be found at altitudes of up to 800  m .
	Helmet leather head (Philemon buceroides)	Honey eater	Passerines	native	occurring scattered	The helmet leather head can be found in the woods at all altitudes.
	Timorgerygone (Gerygone inornata)	South sea warblers	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	occurring scattered	The Timorgerygon is considered endemic to the region. On Atauro it occurs scattered and is found in all habitats.
---	Orpheus thick head (Pachycephala orpheus)	Stubborn heads	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	common	The Orpheus thickkopf is considered endemic to the region. It occurs regularly on Atauro and is found in all habitats.
	Big-billed crow (Corvus macrorhynchos)	Corvids	Passerines	native	Rare	The thick-billed crow is considered a native bird on Atauro, but is rare. She lives here at heights of up to 700  m .
	White-bellied Swallow Star (Artamus leucorynchus)	Starlings	Passerines	native	common	The white-bellied swallow star can be found up to heights of 600  m .
	Sundapirol (Oriolus melanotis)	Oriole	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	common	Endemic to the region. It is only sparse on the neighboring islands of Roti, Semau, Timor and Wetar, but found on Atauro in the mountain forests in the vicinity of Mano Côco at altitudes above 750  m and is widespread and common in forests with closed canopy up to sea level . The calls of the specimens on Atauro differ from those of O. m. melanotis , who lives on Timor, Roti and Semau. Even the feather headdress typical of the males of this subspecies could not be observed on Atauro. The sundapirole on Atauro are therefore either O. m. finschi or a subspecies not yet described.
	Wallacer caterpillar (Coracina personata)	Thorns	Passerines	native	frequently	The wallacer caterpillar catcher can be found up to heights of 850  m .
	Monk's caterpillar (Coracina tenuirostris)	Thorns	Passerines	native	very rare	Sighted at Mano Côco at an altitude of 700  m .
---	White-winged Lalage (Lalage sueurii)	Thorns	Passerines	native	frequently	The Weißflügel-Lalage can be found up to heights of 700  m .
	Fox tail (Rhipidura rufifrons)	Fan tails	Passerines	native	frequently	The fox fan tail can be found at all altitudes.
	Gloss spot drongo (Dicrurus hottentottus)	Drongos	Passerines	native	frequently	The glossy spot drongo, called Sakgila here, occurs frequently in the forests of Atauros at all altitudes.
	Spectacles Monarch (Monarcha trivirgatus)	Monarchs	Passerines	native	Rare	The glasses monarch lives in forests up to 400  m .
	Broad-billed monarch (Myiagra ruficollis)	Monarchs	Passerines	native	occurring scattered	The broad-billed monarch lives on Atauro at heights of up to 500  m .
	Andromeda thrush (Zoothera andromedae)	Chokes	Passerines	native		Several andromeda thrushes have been observed in wooded canyons at 670  m asl .
---	Timor Thrush (Zoothera peronii)	Chokes	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	very rare	Endemic to the region. The Timor Thrush, widespread in the eastern Lesser Sunda Islands, is endangered for trade in some areas by trapping. On Atauro it lives in the woods up to 850  m .
	Magpie flycatcher (Ficedula westermanni)	Flycatcher	Passerines	native	frequently	The magpie flycatcher is a typical mountain inhabitant, but is found on Timor down to sea level and on Alor up to 600  m . On Atauro it was common in the evergreen forests down to 400  m , less often in the dry forests and the remaining trees on the grain fields down to at least 180  m .
	Mohrenschwarzkehlchen (Saxicola caprata)	Flycatcher	Passerines	native	very often	The very common black throat lives on Atauro at heights of up to 750  m .
---	Sundastar (Aplonis minor)	Starlings	Passerines	native	occurring scattered	The Sundastar is a rare resident in the Lesser Sunda Islands. On Atauro it was observed more often locally in 2004 and some nests were also discovered. The bird called Pranga here lives in the forests between 350 and 550  m .
	Tree swallow (Hirundo nigricans)	Swallows	Passerines			The tree swallow is native to Timor. Birds from the south are added to this population during the Australian winter. Two specimens were documented on Atauro in 2005.
	Barn swallow (Hirundo rustica)	Swallows	Passerines	Migratory bird	Rare	The barn swallow is rarely seen at sea level.
	South tern (Hirundo tahitica)	Swallows	Passerines	Visitors	occurring scattered	The Spdseeschwalbe can be found on Atauro at sea level.
	Cistensänger (Cisticola juncidis)	Halmsinger-like	Passerines	native	common	The Cistensänger can be found regularly on Atauro up to heights of 800  m .
	Gold-headed Cistus Warbler (Cisticola exilis)	Halmsinger-like	Passerines	native	Rare	The gold-headed cistus singer is rare on Atauro.
---	Lemon Spectacled Bird ( Zosterops citrinella ( Zosterops citrinellus ))	Spectacle birds	Passerines	native	very often	The lemon- rimmed bird, called Lakmarar in Atauro , can be found at all altitudes.
---	Timorese tail (Urosphena subulata)	Warblers	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	occurring scattered	Endemic to the region. So far, reports of the Timorese tail outside the island of Timor are rare. On Atauro, however, you could occasionally hear its characteristic call in the forests from 500  m .
---	Timor Warrior (Phylloscopus presbytes)	Warblers	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	frequently	Endemic to the region. The Timo warbler can be found regularly in the semi-evergreen forests over 400  m and remaining trees in the agricultural areas around Anartuto and Mana Côco. The birds belong to the subspecies P. p, which occurs on Timor . presbytes .
	Horsfield Lark or Australian Lark (Mirafra javanica)	Larks	Passerines	native	Rare	On Atauro, the Horsfield Lark can be found locally in the grass savannahs northwest of Beloi .
---	Macklot mistletoe (Dicaeum maugei)	Mistletoe	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	common	Endemic to the region. The macklot mistletoe is a regular occurrence all over Atauro, especially in the village plantations, where it often eats figs and the blossoms of the tamarind tree .
---	Sun nectar bird (Cinnyris solaris)	Nectar birds	Passerines	native, endemic to the region	very often	Endemic to the region. The sun nectar bird is often found in the plantations and in the savannas covered with Eucalyptus alba up to 800  m , where it often feeds on the flowers of the tamarind tree. The subspecies has not yet been assigned. C. s. solaris lives on the islands from Sumbawa to Timor, C. s. exquisita on Wetar.
	Tree Sparrow (Passer montanus)	Sparrows	Passerines	native (introduced)	very often	The tree sparrow was only introduced to Atauro in May 2003 and is now very common on the east coast.
	Yellow wagtail (Motacilla flava)	Stilts and pipiters	Passerines	Migratory bird	Rare	During winter in the northern hemisphere, M. f. thunbergi and M. f. plexa can be found in the region as overwintering.
	Zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata)	Magnificent finches	Passerines	native	very often	The zebra finch is very common on Atauro at heights of up to 600  m .
---	Blue-green parrot finch (Erythrura tricolor)	Magnificent finches	Passerines	native	common	The blue-green parrot finch was first scientifically documented in the forests on Atauro in 2004 and confirmed in 2005. Her name in Atauro is Moro ngiar . The blue-green parrot finch is likely to be local in Timor, but is widespread. As a breeding bird, it has only been scientifically documented once in 2003.
	Nutmeg Amadine (Lonchura punctulata)	Magnificent finches	Passerines	native	common	The nutmegs can be found on Atauro up to 500  m .
	Pale-headed nun (Lonchura pallida)	Magnificent finches	Passerines	Visitor?	common	The Blasskopfnonne can also be found on the neighboring islands of Alor, Wetar and Kisar and was not scientifically documented for the first time on Timor until 1998. While she was not spotted during field research from November to January, the pale head nun was ubiquitous in the lowlands of Atauros between April and May, when grass seeds are in abundance there.
	China warbler (Acrocephalus orientalis)	Reed warbler	Passerines			In 1932, Chinese reed warblers were last sighted in Dili in the Timor region. In 2005 another specimen could be observed on Atauro. It was found in a strip of mixed forest in a valley at an altitude of about 400  m .
	Collar read (Todiramphus chloris)	Kingfishers	Rockers	native	occurring scattered	The necklace reading, called Atauro Tekin , is native to Atauro, but is only found occasionally at sea levels of up to 200  m .
	Rainbow Spint (Merops ornatus)	Bee-eater	Rockers	native	occurring scattered	The rainbow spint is native to Atauro, but not common. He lives in all altitudes.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em en eo ep eq er es et eu ev ew ex ey ez fa fb fc fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fk fl fm fn} Colin R. Trainor and Thomas Soares: Birds of Atauro Island, Timor-Leste (East Timor) , Forktail 20 (2004), p. 41-48
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak} Colin R. Trainor and Pedro J. Leitão: Further significant bird records from Atauro Island, Timor-Leste (East Timor) , Forktail 23 (2007), pp. 155-158
3. ↑ Direcção Nacional de Estatística: 2010 Census Wall Chart (English) ( Memento of the original dated August 12, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 2.7 MB) 
4. ↑ UoM-East Timor project to map Atauro Iceland geology. In: UniNews Vol. 14, No. 9. University of Melbourne, May 30, 2005, archived from the original on May 24, 2011 ; Retrieved May 21, 2007 . 
5. ↑ Note: The pictures of the birds were not taken on Atauro.
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Bird life International: Olive-headed Lorikeet Trichoglossus euteles , accessed June 10, 2015.

See also

• Fauna of Timor

Web links

• Birdlife Data Zone: Important Bird Area TL04 Atauro Island-Manucoco