Wildlife of Everywhere

Free field guide to Wolong National Nature Reserve

Printable PDF or e-book · China

A free printable field guide to Wolong National Nature Reserve covers 8 mammals and 324 birds in taxonomic order, with photos for 328 species and a tick-box checklist. It downloads as a PDF (A5 pocket size) or EPUB e-book. You choose the animal groups; the book is built in your browser in under a minute.

332species
~88A5 pages
328with photos
Build the field guideDownload checklist (CSV)

Inside the guide

How to make your Wolong National Nature Reserve field guide

  1. Open the field guide builder (Wolong National Nature Reserve is already selected).
  2. Pick animal groups: mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians (reptiles and amphibians come from a 20 km grid around the area).
  3. Choose pocket or full size, then save as PDF or download the EPUB.

Checklist: mammals of Wolong National Nature Reserve (8)

Cercopithecidae

Ochotonidae

Muridae

Ailuridae

Ursidae

Bovidae

Checklist: birds of Wolong National Nature Reserve (324)

Phasianidae

Cuculidae

Columbidae

Rallidae

Scolopacidae

Turnicidae

Ardeidae

Caprimulgidae

Apodidae

Strigidae

Accipitridae

Upupidae

Alcedinidae

Megalaimidae

Picidae

Falconidae

Campephagidae

Vireonidae

Dicruridae

Laniidae

Corvidae

Stenostiridae

Paridae

Alaudidae

Cisticolidae

Locustellidae

Pnoepygidae

Hirundinidae

Aegithalidae

Cettiidae

Phylloscopidae

Pycnonotidae

Paradoxornithidae

Zosteropidae

Timaliidae

Pellorneidae

Leiothrichidae

Regulidae

Tichodromidae

Sittidae

Certhiidae

Troglodytidae

Sturnidae

Cinclidae

Turdidae

Muscicapidae

Nectariniidae

Prunellidae

Passeridae

Motacillidae

Fringillidae

Emberizidae

Order follows AviList (birds) and the Mammal Diversity Database (mammals).

Data last updated 2026-11-05. Species–place links come from GBIF occurrence downloads (GBIF.org) matched to protected-area boundaries from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL) and other open boundary sources, plus places listed by our own guides. Record counts are what has been reported to GBIF, not population sizes. Reptiles and amphibians are never shown at park level. How this database works · Data sources and limits.