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Egretta ardesiaca

Assessment information
CMS InstrumentsAEWA
IUCN StatusLeast concern
Country status
Countries Republic of Angola(Native) , Republic of Benin(Native) , Republic of Botswana(Native) , Republic of Burundi(Native) , Republic of Cameroon(Native) , Republic of Cabo Verde(Vagrant) , Republic of Chad(Native) , Côte d'Ivoire(Native) , Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia(Native) , Gabonese Republic(Vagrant) , Republic of The Gambia(Native) , Republic of Ghana(Native) , Republic of Guinea(Native) , Republic of Guinea-Bissau(Native) , State of Israel(Vagrant) , Republic of Kenya(Native) , Republic of Liberia(Native) , Republic of Madagascar(Native) , Republic of Malawi(Native) , Republic of Mali(Native) , Islamic Republic of Mauritania(Native) , Republic of Mozambique(Native) , Republic of Namibia(Native) , Republic of Niger(Native) , Federal Republic of Nigeria(Native) , Sultanate of Oman(Vagrant) , Republic of Rwanda(Vagrant) , Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe(Vagrant) , Republic of Senegal(Native) , Republic of Sierra Leone(Native) , Somali Republic(Native) , Republic of South Africa(Native) , Republic of the Sudan(Native) , Kingdom of Swaziland(Vagrant) , Togolese Republic(Native) , Republic of Uganda(Native) , Republic of Yemen(Vagrant) , Republic of Zambia(Native) , Republic of Zimbabwe(Native) , Democratic Republic of the Congo(Native) , United Republic of Tanzania(Native) , (Vagrant)

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Common names
EnglishBlack Heron
FrenchAigrette ardoisée
Taxonomy
ClassAves
OrderCiconiiformes
FamilyArdeidae
Scientific name Egretta ardesiaca

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Population size and trend
Population Size interval Size quality Estimated population size Size reference Size notes
Trend interval Trend quality Trend Trend reference Trend notes
Sub-Saharan Africa1999Best guess25,000-100,000 del Hoyo, J., Elliott A. and Sargatal, J. (eds). 1 [more]
1990-2000PoorINC?Trolliet, B. in litt 2011
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