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Language of the article: Russian Cite: Rudenko, A. G., Chaplygina, A. B., Nadtochiy, A. S., Rudenko, V. P., Litvinenko, S. P., Evtushenko, G. A. (2016). Results of migrating birds inventory on Dzharylhach Island in August 2015. Branta: Transactions of the Azov-Black Sea Ornithological Station, 19, 99-111 Keywords: Dzharylhach Island, National Nature Park “Dzharylhatskyi”, migrating birds, species diversity, numbers, rare species Views: 737 Branta copyright

Branta Issues > Issue №19 (2016)

Branta: Transactions of the Azov-Black Sea Ornithological Station, 99-111

Results of migrating birds inventory on Dzharylhach Island in August 2015

A. G. Rudenko, A. B. Chaplygina, A. S. Nadtochiy, V. P. Rudenko, S. P. Litvinenko, G. A. Evtushenko

A total of 57 species of migrating birds were recorded during the ornithological studies, carried out on Dzharylhach Island (territory of National Nature Park “Dzharylhatskyi”) during 12-21 August 2015.
Non-passerines were represented by 35 species (1506 ind.), 9 orders and 15 families. Among them, 16 species were typical migrants, 17 – breeding on the island or in the region, other 2 were non-breeding, summering species. Passerines included 22 species (5 families); of them 17 species (68 ind.) were captured by mistnets and ringed. Among migrants, 7 rare bird species (Hen Harrier, Montagu’s Harrier, Stone Curlew, Oystercatcher, Ringed Plover, Kentish Plover and Roller), entered in the Red Data Book of Ukraine (2009) were recorded, and over 50 species had other conservation status. The initial stage of the current inventory confirms a status of Dzharylhach Island as a key area for migratory birds.

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