Zapata Rail (Cyanolimnas Cerverai) Conservation Concern Category: Highest Concern

Zapata Rail (Cyanolimnas Cerverai) Conservation Concern Category: Highest Concern

Zapata Rail (Cyanolimnas cerverai) Conservation Concern Category: Highest Concern Population Trend (PT) Breeding Distribution (BD) Declining—(Delany and Scott 2002; Birdlife International 2005) Zapata Swamp: W Central Cuba (Delany and Scott 2002) “species was easily found in 1931…subsequently there were no records, despite “occurs in 1,010 km2 on northern side of the occasional searches…bird’s former distribution was 4,500 km2 Zapata Swamp, south-west Cuba…” (Birdlife wider…” (Taylor 1998) International 2005) “species is more common than previously 21,900 km2 (plan area distribution; estimated thought…still qualifies as Endangered because it is from range maps) confined to a single area, where habitat loss and predation are almost certainly resulting in reduction of its very small range and population.” …decline of 1 to 9% BD FACTOR SCORE=5 over 10 years…” (Birdlife International 2005) Non-breeding Distribution (ND) PT FACTOR SCORE=5 Zapata Swamp: W Central Cuba (Delany and Population Size (PS) Scott 2002) 250-1,000 individuals (Delany and Scott 2002; 2 Occurs in 1,010 km on northern side of the Birdlife International 2005) 2 4,500 km Zapata Swamp, south-west Cuba.” (Birdlife “very few records in recent decades suggest that International 2005) its population is very small…” (Taylor 1998) 21,900 km2 (plan area distribution; estimated from range maps) PS FACTOR SCORE=4-5 ND FACTOR SCORE=5 Threats to Breeding Populations (TB) “extensive grass-cutting for roof thatch…most serious threats appear to be dry-season burning of References: habitat…introduced predators (mongoose, rat)…small areas have been drained…” (Taylor 1998) Delany, S. and S. Scott. 2002. Waterbird Population Estimates – Third Edition. Wetlands “habitat loss/degradation(agriculture)…” (Birdlife International Global Series No. 12, International 2005) Wageningen, The Netherlands. Pp: 128 Taylor, B. 1998. Zapata Rail. In Rails: A guide to the Rails, Crakes, Gallinules and Coots of the TB FACTOR SCORE=4 world. Yale University Press. Pp: 435-436. Birdlife International Species Factsheets 2005. Threats to Non-breeding Populations (TN) Cyanolimnas cerverai. Accessed 10/2/05, http://www.birdlife.org TN FACTOR SCORE=4 Global Range (Taylor 1998; entire range within plan area) 1.

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