Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Avifauna Kleinasiens (Paphlagonien-Galatien)

Kummerlöwe, Hans; Niethammer, G.

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“…When the existence of 40 (Kirwan et al 1999) or 42 species (Kirwan et al 2008) of raptors together with vagrant species is taken into account for the whole of Turkey, the importance of the region for raptor species is understood better. Nevertheless, there are 6 species that were not identified during our field studies reported from the region; Gypaetus barbatus, Circus macrorus, Falco eleonorae, Falco concolor, Falco biarmicus and Falco pelegrinoides (Kumerloeve 1963, 1967, Vielliard 1968, Murphy 1984, Beaman 1986, Martins 1989, Eames 1990, Kirwan & Martins 1994, Kirwan et al 2003, Welch 2004. From a review of the current studies and available literature together with data on bird diversity, it is clear that at least 37 of the 40 or 42 raptors assessed occur in this part of Turkey.…”

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Current status and distribution of diurnal raptor species in the south-eastern Anatolia Region, Turkey

Karakaş

2015

Slovak Raptor Journal

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The status and distribution of diurnal raptor bird species were analysed in the south-eastern part of Turkey based on studies and records between 1994 and 2014. Our information about raptor species is very limited in the south-eastern Anatolia Region. The study showed that of 42 diurnal raptor species listed in Turkey, 37 of these species were found in the studied region; 9 of them are certainly, 4 probably and 1 possibly breeding in the area -according to the breeding criteria of the EBCC -while 17 of them were transitory migrating or wintering birds for the region, and the breeding/migratory status of 6 is unknown. Habitats lost and fragmentation related to agricultural intensification together with pesticide applications are the main hazards threatening wildlife including raptors in the region. So as to increase knowledge on raptors in south-eastern Anatolia and evaluate their populations, a coordinated education and research program is essential.Abstrakt: Stav a rozšírenie denných druhov dravých vtákov v juhovýchodnej časti Turecka boli vyhodnotené na základe publikovaných prác a vlastných pozorovaní z rokov 1994 až 2014. Informácií o diverzite tejto skupiny je z oblasti juhovýchodnej Anatólie málo. Z výsledkov vyplýva, že zo 42 denných druhov dravých vtákov bolo v regióne zaznamenaných 37 druhov; z toho 9 druhov hniezdičov, 4 pravdepodobných hniezdičov a 1 možný hniezdič -na základe kritérií EBCC, 17 z nich je migrujúcich alebo zimujúcich druhov a hniezdny/migračný status 6 druhov nie je známy. Strata a fragmentácia habitatu súvisiaca s intenzifikáciou poľnohospodárstva sprevádzaná aplikáciou pesticídov sú hlavným rizikom ohrozujúcim divo žijúce zvieratá vrátane denných dravých vtákov v regióne. Na získanie detailnejších poznatkov o populáciách denných dravcov juhovýchodnej Anatólie je ale potrebná koordinovaná osveta a ďalší výskum.

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Current status and distribution of diurnal raptor species in the south-eastern Anatolia Region, Turkey

Karakaş

2015

Slovak Raptor Journal

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“…Kastamonu is the easternmost record of a chiffchaff in Asia Minor (Kummerlowe & Niethammer 1935), but the gap between this and the Phylloscopus populations of this type in the Caucasus may be closed by further observations in northern Turkey.…”

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A RE‐EVALUATION AND REDESCRIPTION OF A DIFFICULT ASIA MINOR PHYLLOSCOPUS

Watson

1962

Ibis

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SUMMARY Phylloscopus brevirostris (Strickland) of Asia Minor is redescribed. It appears to be closest to lorenzii of the Caucasus on the basis of structure and pattern, but approaches P. collybita abietinus, which also breeds in the Caucasus, in pigmentation. Two species of chiffchaff type are recognized, P. collybita, a migratory northern and western form, and a sedentary south and eastern form (probably derived from a northern population of P. collybita which had reduced lipochromes) for which P. brevirostris may be the appropriate name.

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“…Caucasian and Transcaucasian mountains, breeding near Tiflis in deciduous forests up to 2200 m. alt. It ranges westwards to the wet mountain forests of Picea and Abies of northern Asia Minor (Ilgaz Dagh, Paphlagonia: Kummerl6we and Niethammer, 1934). alt.…”

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Distributional History of Eurasian Bullfinches, Genus Pyrrhula

Voous¹

1949

The Condor

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Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Avifauna Kleinasiens (Paphlagonien-Galatien)

Cited by 4 publications

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Current status and distribution of diurnal raptor species in the south-eastern Anatolia Region, Turkey

Current status and distribution of diurnal raptor species in the south-eastern Anatolia Region, Turkey

A RE‐EVALUATION AND REDESCRIPTION OF A DIFFICULT ASIA MINOR PHYLLOSCOPUS

Distributional History of Eurasian Bullfinches, Genus Pyrrhula

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