中国猛禽

　　The book presents up-to-date information of general biology，status and comservation on all 92 species of the raptors which have been recorded in China.The first part of the text addresses generally classification ，taxonomy，habits，migration，evolution，field identification，raptors and man，threaten，conservationa and research of raptors in China.The second part provieds individual species accounts accounts that cover such subjects as description，subspecies，distribution，habitat，habits，breeding data，and status，as well as a detailed distribution map.The appendixes to the book are the List of Endangered and Protected Species of Raptors in China，and the Distribution Table of Raptors in China.Many full-color photographs illustrated in the book will appeal to everyone interested in raptors and their endangered existence，wshether professional or amateur.

　　Li Xiangtao，is Research Professor and Director of the Department of Zoology，Beijing Natural History Museum.He is also Offcial Member of the IUCN/SSC/WPA International，Member of a Council of the China Ornithological Society，Secretary General of Beijing Zooloical Sociey，Vivce Editor-in-Chief to the magazine Animal World，and the Special Photographer of the magzine Man and Biosphere. Currently he is working on ornithology and ecology，as well as the public education of wildlife conservation.He has published 5 monographs，10professinonal books，30 research papers and over 100 popular articles.He is the derigner of the exhibition of Animals：the Friends of Humanking in Beijing Natural History Museum，and many other exhibitions of animal protection and environmental protection.He has successively won the Second-class Award of the Progress of Science and Technology，Chinese Academy of Sciences，and Special Award by China Science and Technology Museum Development Fund Committee.

Foreword
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Classification and Taxonomy
Habits
Migration
Evolution
Field Identification
Raptors and Man
Threats
Conservation and Research in China
Accounts of Individual Species
Falconiformes
Accipitridae
Black-winged Kite
Brown-crested Lizard Hawk
Black-crested Lizard Hawk
Crested Honey Buzzard
Black Kite
Brahminy Kite
Goshawk
Shikra
Chinese Goshawk
Crested Goshawk
Sparrow Hawk
Besra Sparrow Hawk
Japanse Sparrow Hawk
Long-Iegged Buzzard
Upland Buzzard
Common Buzzard
Rough-Iegged Buzzard
White-eyed Buzzard Eagle
Rufous-winged Buzzard Eagle
Gray-faced Buzzard Eagle
Hodgeson's Hawk Eagle
Crested Hawk Eagle
Golden Eagle
……
　　Falconidae
Strigiformes
Tytonidae
Strigidae
Appendix
References