last update : 07-02-2010

next update : 08-02-2010

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Coordination of ring colour and code is necessary, otherwise

with the exponential booming of cr-projects

colour-ring birding runs into a disaster !!

Important message for all researchers.

Because of the limited number of combinations (codes and colours) and the current high number of projects actually using or intending to use colour marks, coordination of all colour ring schemes is obligatory.

To help the national ringing organisations and species coordinators to coordinate all colour marking activities, EURING have formulated guidelines on the use of colour markings.

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“European colour-ring Birding” thanks AVES and EURING for their support.

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Pictures of the month

© 10.01.10 by Peter Matthijssen

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EURING – guidelines on the use of colour markings

In order to increase coordination between projects and to get all the information to the central database, ringing schemes need to handle permissions for colour ringing more strictly :

- before using colour-rings a national ringing permit and the agreement of the national ringing scheme is needed.

- only use colour-rings as additional marking to the official rings of the national ringing scheme.

- ringing schemes should issue colour ringing permits only after coordination with other projects has been assured.

- EURING is on the way to find coordinators for all species (species group). This coordinators have to be contacted before starting a c-ring program. The coordinators in close cooperation with the national ring scheme give the ring (colours, code) combinations to the ringers.

- in an area there should be only a single project for each species to make it easier for observers to report the rings to the right projects.

- ringing schemes should issue and prolong colour ringing permits on the condition that the ringer sends in all information about ringing and resightings to the scheme.

- ringing schemes should store all the sightings in their central database.

- the most important thing is that you NEVER start a colour ringing programme before being certain that nobody has used the same colour and code combination.

note from ‘European colour-ring Birding’.

- if a not registered cr-project is announced to the European colour-ring Birding website, it will be mentioned with a severe remark. In a next stadium it will be banned.

- ALL colour-ringed birds which are ringed and/or (re)sighted in a country and can be identified as individuals MUST be reported to the Ringing Unit of the country. Hereby the list of these institutes, belonging to and agreed by EURING. It is the coercive task for the colour-ringer/project leader to report his project(s) and resightings to his national scheme. This is a legal requirement and condition of being issued with a license to colour-ring birds.

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“European colour-ring Birding” is using the ‘Mulepack’ , courtesy CleySpy, Norfolk, United Kingdom.

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Agreed coordinators for all species. (dd.15/11/2009)

(in an agreement between EURING, IWSG, GSG and European colour-ring Birding).

* All goose species :

Berend Voslamber, he can be reached at berend.voslamber@sovon.nl

At the Goose Specialist Group Meeting in Höllviken (2009), Berend Voslamber was chosen to coordinate the colour marking scheme for all goose species.

* Waders :

IWSG Colour Mark Coordinator (Henk van Huffelen), he can be reached at colourmark@waderstudygroup.org

* Gulls :

- large gulls : Peter Rock, he can be reached at pete.rock@blueyonder.co.uk

- small gulls : Kjeld Pedersen, he can be reached at ktpedersen@snm.ku.dk or ktpedersen@mail.dk

- Mediterranean Gull : Kjeld Pedersen, in cooperation with Renaud Flamant, he can be reached at Renaud.Flamant@skynet.be

* Terns :

- Roseate Tern : Dr Stephen Newton, he can be reached at snewton@birdwatchireland.ie

- other tern species: Derick Hiemstra, he can be reached at derickhiemstra@hetnet.nl

* Ducks : (specific for nose-sadles) : David Rodrigues, he can be reached at drodrigues@mail.esac.pt

* Black Stork : Wim van den Bossche, he can be reached at wim.vandenbossche@natuurpunt.be

* European Roller : Patrick Mayet, he can be reached at pmayet@gmail.com

à Interested to become a species coordinator?

contact European colour-ring Birding, he can be reached at cr-birding@skynet.be

In agreement with the mentioned institutes, the coordinator will be designated.

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European colour-ring Birding is supported by :

* the Research Institute for Nature and Forest (INBO), a scientific institute of the Flemish Government in Belgium.

[ http://www.inbo.be/content/homepage_en.asp ]

* EURING, the European Union for Bird Ringing promoting research needed to inform the conservation and
scientific understanding of wild birds. [ www.euring.org ]

* All European Ringing Schemes. [ http://www.euring.org/national_schemes/contact_schemes.htm ]

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European colour - ring Birding ©

is created (during September 1995) and maintained by Dirk Raes, during his free time.

As volunteer I hope to update twice monthly my website.

You can contact me in English, Dutch, French and German on

cr-birding@skynet.be

To the project leaders/researchers,

for receiving a quick update on this site, read the EURING guidelines and do please use this demo-page with your project data, mentioning the concerned species into the subject of your mail. This means for me just copy/paste.

Sending your information in another way will cause extra of my precious volunteer-time and longer waiting before being online. Thanks ahead.

346 species for 1861 projects

to the projects

Photo-guide to Colour-Ringed Birds

© Marco Basso

http://www.crb-photoguide.com/

International cr-sites :

Colour marking of waterbird groups/species undertaken/coordinated in Eurasia/Pacific :

http://wetlands.tekdi.net/colorlist.php

AustralAsia :

http://www.tasweb.com.au/awsg/index.htm

Japan (Yamashina Institute for Ornithology ) :

http://www.yamashina.or.jp/english/banding/index.html

http://www3.alpha-net.ne.jp/users/jbbajbba/fronteng2.htm

http://homepage2.nifty.com/birding/research/color_marking/index.html

( in Japanese )

New Zealand :

http://osnz.org.nz/nzwaderstudy.htm#arctic

Canada :

http://www.cws-scf.ec.gc.ca/nwrc-cnrf/default.asp?lang=en&n=CA9EA2C5-1

Korea :

http://www.wbkenglish.com/awsg_prot.asp

South-Africa :

http://adu.org.za/colring_colony.php

http://www.kestreling.com/

http://afring.adu.org.za/about.htm

USA :

http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/BBL/homepage/aboutaux.htm

sighting reporting at bbl@usgs.gov

Russia (waders) :

http://www.waders.ru/cmark.asp?lang=2

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An obligation.

ALL colour-ringed birds which are ringed and/or (re)sighted in a country and can be identified as individuals MUST be reported to the Ringing Unit of the country. Hereby the list of these institutes, belonging to and agreed by EURING. It is the coercive task for the colour-ringer/projectleader to report his project(s) and resightings to his national scheme. This is a legal requirement and condition of being issued with a license to colour-ring birds.

The e-newsgroup about colour ring birding.

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The projects.

This list is based on Palearctic Birds, a checklist of the Birds of Europe, North Africa and Asia from Mark Beaman.

Gaviidae Loons	Podicipedidae Grebes	Diomedeidae / Sulidae Albatrosses / Giant Petrel / Northern Gannet	Procellariidae Shearwaters	Hydrobatidae Storm-petrels	Phalacrocoracidae Cormorants
Pelecanidae Pelicans	Ardeidae Egrets	Ciconiidae Storks	Threskiornithidae Ibises / Spoonbills	Phoenicopteridae Flamingos	Anatidae Swans / Geese / Ducks
Accipitridae Raptors	Pandionidae Osprey	Falconidae Falcons	Phasianidae Quails	Rallidae Rails and Coots	Gruidae Cranes
Otididae Bustards	Haematopodidae Eur. Oystercatcher	Recurvirostridae Avocets	Burhinidae Stone-curlew	Dromadidae Crab-plover	Glareolidae Pratincoles
Charadriidae Plovers	Scolopacidae Waders	Stercorariidae Skuas	Laridae Gulls	Sternidae Terns	Alcidae Auks
Columbidae Doves	Cuculidae Cuckoos	Strigidae Owls	Coraciidae Rollers	Upupidae Hoopoes	Picidae Woodpeckers
Alaudidae Larks	Hirundinidae Swallows	Motacillidae Pipits / Wagtails	Bombycillidae Bohemian Waxwing	Cinclidae Dippers	Troglodytes Wrens
Prunellidae Accentors	Turdidae Thrushes Redstarts Whinchats	Sylviidae Warblers	Muscicapidae Flycatchers	Paridae Tits	Tichodromadidae Wallcreeper
Sittidae Eur. Nuthatch	Remizidae Eur. Pend.Tit	Laniidae Shrikes	Corvidae Crows	Sturnidae Starlings	Passeridae Sparrows
	Estrildidae Waxbills	Fringillidae Finches	Emberizidae Buntings

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Loons - Gaviidae.

Great Northern Loon 1 pr. - 22.11.1997

Red-throated Loon 4pr. - 04.09.2008

Grebes - Podicipedidae.

Great Crested Grebe 2pr. - 04.02.2006

Red-necked Grebe 1pr. - 06.02.2004

Horned Grebe 1pr. – 17.02.2005

Black-necked Grebe 1pr. – 11.01.2009

Albatrosses, Petrels, Gannets – Diomedeidae, Procellariidae, Sulidae.

Albatrosses 5sp./5pr. – 17.05.2008

European Storm-petrel 1pr. - 19.01.2000

Northern Fulmar 1pr. – 07.04.2005

Northern Gannet 1pr. – 16.08.2009

Cormorants - Phalacrocoracidae.

Cormorants

a link to the greatest cr-cormorant site ever, thanks to Dr. Stefano Volponi

- info. on the Belgian project in French -

Pelicans - Pelecanidae.

Dalmatian pelican

1pr. – 21.01.2007

Egrets - Ardeidae.

Great Bittern 5pr. - 07.04.2005 -	Little Bittern 1pr. – 28.08.2007	Black-crowned Night Heron 5pr. - 03.10.2009 -
Squacco Heron 2pr. - 03.10.2009 -	Cattle Egret 5pr. – 03.10.2009 -	Little Egret 12pr. – 03-10-2009
Great Egret 9pr. – 27.09.2009 -	Grey Heron 24pr. – 03.10.2009 -	Purple Heron 12pr. – 03.10.2009 -

Storks - Ciconiidae.

Black Stork 15pr. – 11.01.2009

White Stork 18pr. – 08.11.2009

Ibisses - Threskiornithidae

Glossy Ibis 6pr. –26.07.2009	Northern Bald Ibis 4pr. - 20.09.2008
Sacred Ibis 4pr. - 28.08.2007	Eurasian Spoonbill 7pr. - 26.07.2009

Flamingos - Phoenicopteridae

Greater Flamingo 7pr. – 16.05.2008 + great overview

Chilean Flamingo 1pr. - 16.05.2008

Swans - Anatidae

Mute Swan 19pr. – 11.01.2010

Bewick Swan 6pr. – 21.11.2009

Whooper Swan 9pr. – 07.02.2010

Black Swan 1pr. – 16.05.2008

Geese (Goose Bulletin issue 9 nov. 2009)

Bean Goose 19pr. – 06.01.2010	Pink-footed Goose 4pr. – 06.01.2010	Greater White-fronted Goose 11pr. - 06.01.2010	Lesser White-fronted Goose 10pr. - 24.11.2009
Greylag Goose 26pr. - 06.01.2010	Bar-headed Goose 3pr.- 06.01.2010	Snow Goose 10pr. - 16.05.2008	Emperor Goose 2pr. - 16.05.2008
Canada Goose 15pr. - 06.01.2010	Barnacle Goose 11pr. - 06.01.2010	Brent Goose 11pr. - 06.01.2010	Red-breasted Goose 2pr. - 21.11.2009
Egyptian Goose 4pr. - 30.08.2009	Ross Goose 1pr. – 16.05.2008	Goose : Domestic and Hybrid 2pr - 06.01.2010

Ducks - Anatidae

Common Shelduck 11pr. – 11.01.2010	Mandarin Duck 4pr. – 15.05.2008	Wigeon 7pr. – 05.04.2009	Gadwall 8pr. – 05.04.2009	Common Teal 6pr. – 05.04.2009
Mallard 8pr. – 07.02.2010	Northern Pintail 5pr. – 05.04.2009	Garganey 2pr. – 05.04.2009	Northern Shoveler 3pr. – 05.04.2009	Marbled Duck 1pr. – 05.02.2004
Red-crested Pochard 2pr. – 05.04.2009	Common Pochard 5pr. – 05.04.2009	Ferruginous Duck 1pr. – 05.04.2009	Tufted Duck 6pr. 05.04.2009	Greater Scaup 1pr. – 05.04.2009
Eider 3pr. – 28.09.2009	Common Goldeneye 1pr. – 20.12.2004		White-headed Duck 2pr. – 28.12.2002	Ruddy Shelduck 5pr. – 05.04.2009

Raptors - Accipitridae

European Honey Buzzard 3pr.- 04.09.2008	Crested Honey Buzzard 1pr.- 27.10.2002		Black-winged Kite 3pr. – 10.02.2008
Black Kite 8pr. - 30.08.2009 -	Red Kite 15pr. - 09.05.2009 -	White-tailed Eagle 9pr. - 04.11.2007 -	Lammergeier 2pr. – 26.12.2009 -
Egyptian Vulture 9pr. – 02.12.2008 -	Eurasian Griffon Vulture 16pr. – 25.01.2009 -	Rüppell's Griffon Vulture 2pr. - 25.01.2009 -	Eurasian Black Vulture 8pr. - 11.07.2009 -
Western Marsh Harrier 17pr. - 26.12.2009 -	Hen Harrier 9pr. - 26.12.2009 -	Montagu's Harrier 20r. – 26.12.2009 -
Northern Goshawk 4pr. - 07.04.2005 -	Common Buzzard 14pr. – 29.12.2009 -	Long-legged Buzzard 1pr. – 17.07.2008	Imperial Eagle 5pr. - 21.07.2008 -

Booted Eagle 1pr. – 29.06.2008	Bonelli's Eagle 6pr. - 18.07.2008 -
Lesser Spotted Eagle 6pr. – 02.04.2009	Greater Spotted Eagle 1pr. – 19.09.2006	Short-toed Eagle 3pr – 07.11.2009

Osprey - Pandionidae

Osprey

15pr. – 16.08.2009

Falcons - Falconidae

Common Kestrel 25pr. – 07.02.2010	Red-footed Falcon 3pr. - 07.08.2007 -	Merlin 1pr. – 11.04.2005 –	Eleanora’s Falcon 1pr. – 07.02.2010
Saker Falcon 4pr. - 13.09.2009 -	Eurasian Hobby 4pr. – 07.11.2009 -	Peregrine Falcon 19pr. – 01.01.2009 -	Lesser Kestrel 4pr. – 26.12.2009 -

Partridges/ Quails - Phasianidae

Common Quail

1pr. – 11.01.2009

Rails/Coots - Rallidae

Water Rail 2pr. – 10.01.2009 -

Common Moorhen 5pr. - 09.05.2009 -

Purple Swamp-hen 2pr. - 01.01.2003 -

Eurasian Coot 12pr. – 15.11.2009

Red-knobbed Coot 2pr.- 15.11.2004 -

Cranes - Gruidae

Common Crane

5pr. - 21.02.2009 -

Bustards – Otididae

Great Bustard 2pr. – 01.04.2005 -

Little Bustard 1pr. – 09.05.2009

Oystercatchers - Haemetopodidae

Eurasian Oystercatcher

19 pr. - 30.12.2009 -

Avocets - Recurvirostridae

Pied Avocet 19pr. – 30.12.2009 -

Black-winged Stilt 4 pr. - 02.12.2008 -

Crab-plover - Dromadidae

Crab-plover

2pr – 28.03.2009

Stone-Curlew - Burhinidae

Stone Curlew

4pr. - 16.05.2008

Pratincoles – Glareolidae

Collared Pratincole

1pr. – 21.01.2007

Plovers - Charadriidae

Little Ringed Plover 7pr. - 30.12.2009 -	Common Ringed Plover 14pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Kentish Plover 14r. - 29.06.2008 -	Greater Sand Plover 1pr. - 01.01.2003 -
Eurasian Dotterel 3pr. – 30..12.2009 -	European Golden Plover 4pr. - 15.05.2008 -	Grey Plover 9pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Northern Lapwing 16pr. – 30..12.2009
Sociable Lapwing 1pr. – 08.03.2009

Waders - Scolopacidae

Great Knot 1pr. – 28.03.2009	Red Knot 6pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Sanderling 8pr. - 03.10.2009 -	Little Stint 1 pr. - DEC ‘09
Temminck's Stint 2 pr. - 19.04.2006 -	Curlew Sandpiper 5 pr. - NOV. ’09 -	Purple Sandpiper 11r. – 30.12.2009 -	Dunlin 13pr. – 30.12.2009 -
Spoon-billed Sandpiper 1pr. - 24.08.2002 –	Broad billed Sandpiper 2pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Ruff 7pr. - 11.04.2009	Black-tailed Godwit 21pr. – 30.12.2009 -
Bar-tailed Godwit 12pr. –30.12.2009 -	Common Snipe 4 pr. – DEC. ‘09 -	Great Snipe 1pr. - 24.08.2002 -	Whimbrel 6 pr. – DEC ‘09-
Eurasian Curlew 14pr. –07.02.2010 –	Spotted Redshank 4pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Common Redshank 18pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Greenshank 10pr. – 30.12.2009 -
Green Sandpiper 2pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Wood Sandpiper 3pr. – 30.12.2009	Terek Sandpiper 3 pr. - NOV ‘09 -	Common Sandpiper 5pr. - 13.09.2009 -
Ruddy Turnstone 15pr. – 30.12.2009 -	Grey Phalarope 1pr. – 08.12.2006

Skua's - Stercorariidae

Great Skua pr. - 16.08.2009 -

South Polar Skua ; Brown Skua 2pr. – 08.03.2009

Artic Skua 3pr. – 27.09.2009

Long-tailed Skua 1pr. – 10.08.2008

Gulls - Laridae

Pallas's Gull 3pr. - 26.08.2002 -	Mediterranean Gull 13pr. – 03.10.2009 -	Black-headed Gull 37pr. – 07.11.2009	Slender-billed Gull 4pr. - 26.07.2009 -
Audouin's Gull 7pr. – 10.08.2008 -	Ring-billed Gull 1pr. – 27.02.2006 -	Eurasian Mew Gull Common Gull 34pr. – 11.01.2010	Lesser Black-backed Gull 86pr. – 06.01.2010
Herring Gull 71pr. –06.01.2010	Yellow-legged Gull 62 pr.- 08.11.2009	Glaucous Gull 5pr. - 10.10.2009 -	Greater Black-backed Gull 35 pr. – 0.01.2010
Black-legged Kittiwake 131pr. – 06.01.2010	Kelp Gull 1pr. - 26.08.2002 -	Ivory Gull 3pr. – 14.04.2008	Glaucous-winged Gull 1pr. – 21.01.2007

Terns – Sternidae

Gull-billed Tern 4pr. - 21.07.2009 -	Caspian Tern 5pr. - 04.09.2008 -	Lesser Crested Tern 1pr. – 10.08.2008	Sandwich Tern 6pr. – 25.07.2008
Elegant Tern 1pr. - 28.12.2002 -	Roseate Tern 1 pr. – DEC. ‘09	Common Tern 20pr. – 06.01.2010 -	Little Tern 8pr. – 13.09.2009 -
Whiskered Tern 2pr. – 21.01.2007 -	Black Tern 1pr. – 21.07.2009 –	Arctic Tern 1pr- 25.07.2009

Auks - Alcidae

Guillemot 9pr. –17.01.2009	Brünnich's Guillemot 3pr. – 17.01.2009	Razorbill 4pr. – 07.06.2006
Black Guillemot 2pr. – 11.01.2009	Atlantic Puffin 4pr. – 11.01.2009	Little Auk 2pr. – 17.01.2009

Doves – Columbidae

Eurasian Collared Dove

2pr. – 04.11.2007

Cuckoos – Cuculidae

Great Spotted Cuckoo 1pr. – 21.01.2007

Common Cuckoo 1pr. – 21.01.2007

Owls – Strigidae

Long- eared Owl 1pr – 10.10.2009

Ural Owl 1 pr. – 03.10.2009

Rollers - Coraciidae

European Roller

4 pr. – 28.08.2007 -

Hoopoes – Upupidae

Eurasian Hoopoe

3 pr. – 13.09.2009

Woodpeckers - Picidae

European Green Woodpecker 1pr. - 25.01.2003 -	Black Woodpecker 1pr. – 08.03.2009	Great Spotted Woodpecker 2pr. - 29.03.2006 -
Syrian Woodpecker 1pr. - 08.10.2003 -	Middle Spotted Woodpecker 2pr. - 29.03.2006 -	Three-toed Woodpecker 1pr. - 31.01.2003 -

Larks – Alaudidae

Dupont’ Lark 1pr. - 10.07.2007	Greater Short-toed Lark 1pr. - 10.07.2007	Lesser Short-toed Lark 2pr. - 10.07.2007	Crested Lark 1pr – 10.07.2007
Thekla Lark 2pr. - 10.07.2007	Wood Lark 3pr. - 27.09.2009	Eurasian Skylark 4pr. - 27.09.2009	Horned Lark 4pr. - 13.01.2005

Swallows - Hirundinidae

Barn Swallow 5pr. - 07.04.2006 -

Red-rumped Swallow 1pr. - 17.09.2002 -

Pipits and Wagtails - Motacillidae

Meadow Pipit 1pr. –23.08.2009 -	Tree Pipit 1pr. – 23.08.2009 -	Rock Pipit 5pr. – 23.08.2009 -	Water Pipit 6pr. - 23.08.2009 -
Tawny Pipit 2pr. – 15.11.2009	Berthelot’s Pipit 1pr. – 10.07.2007
Yellow Wagtail 1pr. – 23.08.2009	Citrine Wagtail 1pr. – 23.05.2004	White Wagtail 11pr. – 23.08.2009	Grey Wagtail 4pr. – 07.11.2009

Waxwings - Bombycillidae

Bohemian Waxwing

1pr. – 11.04.2005 -

Dippers - Cinclidae

White-throated Dipper

6pr. - 28.03.2009 -

Wrens - Troglodytes

(Winter) Wren

1pr. – 31.12.2006

Accentors - Prunellidae

Dunnock 1 pr. – 02.01.2007

Alpine Accentor 6pr. – 21.12.2008

Turdidae

Rufous-tailed Scrub Robin 2pr. - 14.04.2008 -	European Robin 5pr. – 28.08.2007 -	Common Nightingale 2pr. - 24.12.2006 -	Bluethroat 5pr.- 21.12.2008 -
Black Redstart 5pr. – 25.07.2009 -	Common Redstart 2pr. – 25.07.2009 -	Whinchat 7pr. – 09.04.2004 -	Northern Wheatear 14pr. – 25.07.2009
Cyprus Wheatear 1pr. - 03.01.2003 -	Finsch's Wheatear 1pr. - 03.01.2003 -	Ring Ouzel 2pr. - 03.04.2003 -	Common Stonechat 10+1pr. – 25.07.2009
Common Blackbird 10pr. – 10.06.2009 -	Song Thrush 3pr. - 17.01.2009 -	Mistle Thrush 1pr. - 17.01.09 -	Redwing 1pr. – 20.03.2007

Warblers - Sylviidae

Cetti's Warbler 4 pr. – DEC ‘09	Common Grasshopper Warbler 2 pr. – DEC ‘09	River Warbler 1 pr. – DEC ‘09	Savi’s Warbler 2 pr. – DEC ‘09	Moustached Warbler 2 pr. – DEC ‘09
Aquatic Warbler 5pr. – 25.07.2009 -	Sedge Warbler 1 pr. – DEC ‘09	Paddyfield Warbler 1pr. - 12.05.2003 -	Marsh Warbler 3pr. – 25.07.2009 -	European Reed Warbler 3 pr. – DEC ‘09
Great Reed Warbler 9pr. – 09.08.2009	Icterine Warbler 2pr. – 01.04.2007	Melodious Warbler 1pr. – 19.04.2008	Spectacled Warbler 1pr. – 23.12.2007
Sardinian Warbler 1pr. – 08.01.2004 -	Cyprus Warbler 1pr. – 08.01.2004	Barred Warbler 1pr. – 10.08.2008	Lesser Whitethroat 2pr. – 11.04.200	Common Whitethroat 2pr. – 11.04.2005
Garden Warbler 1pr. – 23.08.2009	Blackcap 5pr. - 23.08.2009	Wood Warbler 1pr. – 13.09.2009	Chiffchaff 4pr. 23.082009 -	Willow Warbler 5pr. 23.08.2009

Flycatchers - Muscicapidae

Spotted Flycatcher 1pr. - 01.04.2004 -

European Pied Flycatcher 4pr. (+2pr.) - 11.04.2005 -

Timalias – Timaliidae.

Bearded Reedling/Tit 5pr. - 17.02.2006 -

Long-tailed Tit 1pr. - 31.12.2006 -

Red-billed Leiothrix 1pr. - 09.10.2006 -

Tits – Paridae

Marsh Tit 5pr. - 13.09.2009 -	Willow Tit 2pr. - 13.09.2009 -	Crested Tit 1pr. - 20.02.2004 -
Coal Tit 2pr. – 13.09.2009 -	Blue Tit 5pr. - 18.11.2009 -	Great Tit 8pr. - 07.11.2009 -

Eurasian Nuthatch – Sittidae.

Eurasian Nuthatch

2pr. – 04.01.2006

Wallcreeper – Tichodromadidae.

Wallcreeper

1pr. – 21.12.2008

Penduline Tit - Remizdae

Eurasian Penduline Tit

5pr. – 01.06.2007

Shrikes - Laniidae

Red-backed Shrike 6pr. – 02.08.2009

Lesser Grey Shrike 1pr. – 20.12.2004

Great Grey Shrike 3pr. – 12.06.2007

Southern Grey Shrike 4 pr. – 13.09.2009

Woodchat Shrike 4pr. – 27.09.2009

Crows - Corvidae

Common Magpie 5pr. - 23.03.2003 -	Spotted Nutcracker 1pr. - 28.12.2002 -	Alpine Chough 3pr. - 21.12.2008 -	Red-billed Chough 1pr. – 07.04.2005	Western Jackdaw 13r. – 25.07.2009 -
Rook 9pr. – 13.09.2009 -	Carrion Crow 4pr. - 11.04.2009 -	Hooded Crow 3pr. - 13.09.2009 -	Common Raven 10r. - 08.03.2009 -	Siberean Jay 1pr. – 07.02.2008

Starling - Sturnidae

Common Starling

9pr. - 16.06.2006 -

Sparrow - Passeridae

House Sparrow 7pr. – 01.12.2008

Eurasian Tree Sparrow 4pr. – 10.10.2009

Eurasian Snowfinch 4pr. – 28.12.2009

Waxbill – Estrildidae

Common Waxbill 1pr. – 16.07.2004

Black-rumped Waxbill 1pr. – 17.02.2005

Finches - Fringillidae

Common Chaffinch 3pr. – 23.08.2009	Twite 6pr. - 07.11.2009 -	Common Rosefinch 3pr. - 01.03.2003 -	European Serin 1pr. - 19.11.2002 -	Syrian Serin 1pr. - 19.11.2002
Citril Finch 1pr. - 19.11.2002 -	European Greenfinch 6pr. – 16.01.2010-	European Goldfinch 3pr. - 23.08.2009 -	Crossbill 1pr. - 23.12.2007 -	Trumpeter Finch 1pr. – 10.07.2007
Common Linnet 3pr. – 18.06.2008	Rock Sparrow 1pr. - 19.11.2002 -	Common Bullfinch 1pr. - 31.03.2002 -	Hawfinch 1pr. – 11.04.2005 -	Blue Chaffinch 2pr. – 04.12.2008

Buntings - Emberizidae

Snow Bunting 7pr. - 14.12.2009 -	Yellowhammer 5pr. – 17.01.2009	Rock Bunting 2pr. - 01.06.2007 -	Ortolan Bunting 1 pr - 17.09.2002 -
Common Reed Bunting 8pr. - 25.07.2009 -	Black-headed Bunting 1pr.- 17.09.2002 -	Corn Bunting 2pr. - 01.04.2007 -

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