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GAVIIDAE
Red – throated diver / Gavia stellata Black – throated diver / Gavia arctica PHALACROCORACIDAE Cormorant / Phalacrocorax carbo Shag / Phalacrocorax aristotelis Pygmy Cormorant / P. pygmeus PODICIPEDIDAE Little Grebe / Podiceps ruficollis Great Crested Grebe / P. cristatus Red-neck Grebe / Podiceps grisegena Slavonian Grebe/ Podiceps auritus Black-necked Grebe / Podiceps nigricolis PROCELLARIDAE Yelkouan shearwater / Puffinus yelkouan PELECANIDAE White Pelican / Pelecanus onocrotalus Dalmatian Pelican / Pelecanus crispus ARDEIDAE Bittern / Botaurus stellaris Little Bittern / Ixobrychus minutus Night-heron / Nycticorax nycticorax Squacco Heron / Ardeola ralloides Cattle Egret / Bubulcus ibis Little Egret / Egretta garzetta Great White Egret / Egretta alba Grey Heron / Ardea cinerea Purple Heron / A. purpurea CICONIDAE White Stork / Ciconia ciconia Black Stork / Ciconia nigra THRESKIORNITHIDAE Glossy Ibis / Plegadis falcinellus Spoonbill / Platalea leucorodia ANATIDAE Mute Swan / Cygns olor Bewick’s Swan / Cygnus bewickii Whooper Swan / Cygnus cygnus Bean Goose / Anser fabalis White-fronted Goose / Anser albifrons Lesser White-fronted Goose / Anser erytropus Greylag Goose / Anser anser Brent Goose / Branta bernicla Red-breasted Goose / Branta ruficollis Ruddy Shelduck / Tadorna ferruginea Shelduck / Tadorna tadorna Wigeon / Anas penelope Gadwall / Anas strepera Teal / Anas crecca Mallard / Anas platyrhyncos Pintail / Anas acuta Garganey / Anas qurquedula Shoveler / Anas clypeata Red-crested Pochard / Netta rufina Pochard / Ayhtya ferina Scaup / Aythya marila Velvet scoter / Melanita fusca Ferruginous Duck / Aythya nyroca Tufted Duck / Aythya fuligula Long tailed Duck / Clangula hyimalis Goldeneye / Bucephala clangula Smew / Mergus albellus Red-breasted Merganser / M. serrator Goosander / Mergus merganser White-headed Duck / Oxyura leucocephala Marbled duck / Marmaronetta angustirostris Ring-necked Duck / Aythya collaris Eider / Somateria molissima Common scoter / Melanitta nigra ACCIPITRIDAE Honey-Buzzard / Pernis apivorus Black Kite / Milvus migrans White-tailed Eagle / Haliaeetus albicilla Short-toed Eagle / Circaetus gallicus Marsh Harrier / Circus aeruginosus Hen Harrier / Circus cyaneus Pallid Harrier / Circus macrourus Montagu’s Harrier / Circus pygargus Goshawk / Accipiter gentilis Sparrowhawk / Accipiter nisus Levant Sparrowhawk / A. brevipes Common Buzzard / Buteo buteo Long-legged Buzzard / Buteo rufinus Rough-legged Buzzard / Buteo lagopus Lesser Spotted Eagle / Aquila pomarina Spotted Eagle / Aquila clanga Tawny Eagle / Aquila nipalensis Imperial Eagle / Aquila heliaca Egyptian Vulture / Neophron percnopterus Booted Eagle / Hieraaetus pennatus PANDIONIDAE Osprey / Pandion haliaetus FALCONIDAE Kestrel / Falco tinnunculus Merlin / Falco columbarius Hobby / Falco subbuteo Saker Falcon / Falco cherrug Peregrine / Falco peregrinus Red-footed Falcon / Falco vespertinus PHASIANEIDAE Grey Partridge / Perdix perdix Quail / Coturnix coturnix Pheasant / Phasianus colchius RALLIDAE Water Rail / Rallus aquaticus Spotted Crake / Porzana porzana Little Crake / Porzana parva Baillon’s Crake / Porzana pussilla Corncrake / Crex crex Moorhen / Gallinula chloropus Coot/ Fulica atra Crane / Grus grus Demoiselle Crane / Antrhropoides virgo OTIDIDAE Great Bustard / Otis tarda HAEMATOPIDIDAE Oystercatcher / Haematopus ostralegus RECURVIROSRTIDAE Black-winged Stilt / Himantopus himantopus Avocet / Recurvirostra avosetta BURHINIDAE Stone Curlew / Burhinus oedicnemus GLAREOLIDAE Collared Pratincole / Glareola pratincola Black-winged Pratincole / Glareola normannni CHARADRIIDAE Little Ringed Plover / Charadrius dbius Ringed plover / Charadrius hiaticula Kentish Plover / C. alexandrinus Golden Plover / Pluvialis apricaria Grey Plover / Pluvialis squatarola Spur-winged Plover / Hoplopterus spinosus Lapwing / Vanellus vanellus White-tailed Plover / Chettusia leucura Greater Sand Plover / Charadius leschenaultii Kildeer / Charadius vociferous Caspian Plover / Charadius asiaticus SCOLOPACIDAE Knot / Calidris canutus Sanderling / Calidris alba Little Stint / Calidris minuta Temmnick’s Stint / Calidris tmmnickii Curlew Sandpiper / Calidris rerruginea Dunlin / Calidris alpina Broad-billed Sandpiper / Limicola falcinellus Ruff / Philomachus pugnax Jack Snipe / Lymnocryptes minimus Snipe / Gallinago galinago Great Snipe / Gallinago media Woodcock / Scolopax rusticola Black-tailed Godwit / Limosa limosa Bar-tailed Godwit / Limosa lapponica Whimbrel / Numenius Phaeopus Slender-billed Curlew / N. tenuirostris Curlew / Numenius arquata Spotted Redshank / Tringa erythropus Redshank / Tringa totanus Marsh Sandpipe / Tringa stagnatilis Greenshank / Tringa nebularia Green Sandpiper / Tringa ochropus Wood Sandpiper / Tringa ochropus Common Sandpiper / Actitis hypoleucos Turnstone / Arenaria interpres Red-necked Phalarope / Phalaropus lobatus STERCORARIIDAE Pomarine Skua / Stercorarius pomarinus Arctic Skua / Stercorarius parasiticus LARIDAE Great Black-headed Gull / Larus ichthyaetus Mediterranean Gull / L. melanociphalus Little Gull/ Larus minutus Sabine’s Gull / Larus sabini Black-headed Gull / Larus ridibundis Slender-billed Gull / Larus genei Common Gull / Larus canus Lesser Black-backed Gull / L. fuscus Yellow-legged Gull / Larus cachinans Kittiwake / Rissa tridactyla STERNIDAE Gull-billed Tern / Gelochelidon nilotica Caspian Tern / Sterna caspia Sandwich Tern / Sterna sandvicensis Common Tern / Sterna hirundo Little Tern / Sterna albifrons Whiskered Tern / Chilidonias hibrida Black Tern / Chilidonias niger White-winged Black Tern / C. leucopterus COLUMBIDAE Stock Dove / Columba oenas Woodpigeon / Columba palumbus Collared Dove / Streptopelia decaocto Turtle Dove / Streptopelia turtur CUCULIDAE Cuckoo / Cuculus canorus TYTONIDAE Barn Owl / Tyto alba STRIGIDAE Scops Owl / Otus scops Eagle Owl / Bubo bubo Little Owl / Athene noctua Tawny Owl / Strix aluco Long-eared Owl / Asio otus Short-eared Owl / Asio flammeus CAPRIMULGIDAE Nightjar / Caprimulgus europaeus APODIDAE Swift / Apus apus Alpine Swift / Apus melba ALCEDINIDAE Kingfisher / Alcedo atthis MEROPIIDAE Bee-eater / Merops apiaster CORACIIDAE Roller / Coracius garrulus UPUPIDAE Hoopoe / Upupa epops PICIDAE Wryneck / Jynx torquilla Grey-headed Woodpecker / Picus canus Green Woodpecker / Picus viridis Black Woodpecker / Dryocopus maritius Great Spotted Woodpecker / D. major Syrian Woodpecker / D. syriacus Middle Spotted Woodpecker / D. medius White-backed Woodpecker / D. leucotos Lesser Spotted Woodpecker / D. minor ALAUDIDAE Calandra Lark / Melanocorypha calandra Short-toed Lark / Calandrella brachydactyla Crested Lark / Galerida cristata Woodlark / Llulula arborea Skylark / Alauda arvensis Shore Lark / Ermophila alpestris HIRUNDINIDAE Sand Martin / Riparia riparia Swallow / Hirundo rustica House Martin / Delichon urbica Red-rumped Swallow / Hirundo daurica MOTACILLIDAE Tawny Pipit / Anthus campestris Tree Pipit / Anthus trivialis Meadow Pipit / Anthus pratensis Red-throated Pipit / Anthus cervinus Yellow Wagtail/ Motacilla flava flava Back-headed Wagtail / Motacilla f. feldegg Grey Wagtail / Motacilla cinerea White Wagtail / Motacilla alba BOMBYCILLIDAE Waxwing / Bombycilla garrulus TROGLODYTIDAE Wren / Troglodytes troglodytes PRUNELLIDAE Dunnock / Prunella modularis TURDIDAE Robin / Erithacus rubecula Thrush Nightingale / Luscinia luscinia Nightingale / Luscinia megarhynchos Bluethroat / Luscinia svecica Black Redstart / Phoenicurus ochruros Redstart / Phoenicurus phoenicurus Whinchat / Saxicola rubetra Stonechat / Saxicola torquata Isabelline Wheatear / Oenanthe isabellina Wheatear / Oenanthe oenanthe Pied Wheatear / Oenanthe pleschanka Black-eared Wheatear / O. hispanica Rock Thrush / Monticola saxatilis Ring Ouzel / Turdus torquat Blackbird / Turdus merula Fieldfare / Turdus pilaris Song Thrush / Turdus philomelos Redwing / Turdus iliacus Mistle Thrush / Turdus viscivorus SYLVIIDAE Cetti’s Warbler / Cettia cetti Savi’s Warbler / Locustella luscinioides Grasshopper Warbler / L. naevia River Warbler / Locustella fluviatilis Moustached Warbler / Acrocphalus melanopogon Aquatic Warbler / A. paludicola Sedge Warbler / A. shoenobaenus Paddyfield Warble / A. agricola Blyth’s Warber / A.dumetorum Marsh Warbler / Acrocephalus palustris Reed Warbler / Acrociphalus scirpaceus Great Reed Warbler / A. arundinaceus Olivaceous Warbler / Hippolais pallida Icterine Warbler / H. icterina Ruppel’s Warbler / Sylvia ruppelli Barred Warbler / Sylvia nisoria Lesser Whitethroat / Sylvia curruca Whitethroat / Sylvia communis Garden Warbler / Sylvia borin Blackcap / Sylvia atricapilla Bonelli’s Warbler / Phylloscopus bonelli Wood Warbler / Phylloscopus sibilatrix Chiffchaff / Phylloscopus collybita Willow Warbler / Phylloscopus trochilus REGULIDAE Goldcrest / Regulus regulus Firecrest / Regulus ignicapollus MUSCICAPIDAE Spotted Flycatcher / Muscicapa striata Red-breasted Flycatcher / Ficedula parva Collared Flycatcher / Ficedula albicollis Pied Flycatcher / Ficedula hypoleuca TIMALIIDAE Bearded Tit / Panurus biarmicus PARIDAE Long-tailed Tit / Aegithalos caudatus Marsh Tit / Parus palustris Sombre Tit / Parus lugubris Coal Tit / Parus ater Blue Tit / Parus cauruleus Great Tit / Parus major SITTIDAE Nuthatch / Sitta europaea TICHODROMADIDAE Wallcreeper / Tichodroma muraria CERTHIIDAE Treecreeper / Certhia familiaris Short-toed Treecreeper / C.brachydactyla REMIZIDAE Penduline Tit / Remiz pendulinus ORIOLIDAE Golden Oriole / Oriolus oriolus LANIIDAE Red-backed Shrike / Lanius collurio Lesser Grey Shrike / Lanius minor Great Grey Shrike / Lanius excubitor Woodchat Shrike / Lanius senator CORVIDAE Jay / Garrulus glandarius Magpie / Pica pica Jackdaw / Corvus monedula Rook / Corvus frugilegus Hooded Crow / Corvus corone cornix Raven / Corvus corax STURNIDAE Starling / Sturnus vulgaris Rose-coloured Starling / Sturnus roseus PASSERIDAE House Sparrow / Passer domesticus Spanish Sparrow / Passer hispaniolensis Tree Sparrow / Passer montanus Fringilidae Chaffinch / Fringilla coelebs Brambling / Fringilla montifringilla Serin / Serinus serinus Greenfinch / Carduelis chloris Goldfinch / Carsuelis carduelis Siskin / Carduelis spinus Linnet / Carduelis cannabina Bulfinch / Pyrrhula pyrhula Hawfinch / Cocothraustes c. EMBERIZIDAE Yellowhammer / Emberiza citrinella Ortolan Bunting / Emberiza hortulana Reed Bunting / Emberiza schoeniclus Black-headed Bunting / E.melanocephala Corn Bunting / Miliaria calandra |
P, W (X – III). Mainly October and March. Less often in winter. P, W (X – IV). Small numbers on fresh waters and sea. Last record in May. S, B, W (small number). Breeds in large colonies. Winter mostly along the seacoast. OV. Very scarce S, B (IV – X), W. Breeds locally, in colonies with herons and egrets. Winter in small numbers. S, B (III – XI), W. Widespread, but in small numbers. Few birds in winter on unfrozen lakes S, B, P (III – XI). Common. Migratory, few birds in winter on unfrozen lakes. S, B (III – X). Less common than previous. Breeds locally. OV. Vagrant on inland lakes in autumn and winter. S, B, W (III – XI, XII – II). Breeds in colonies. During migrations and in winter on open waters. OV. Rare. Vagrant on the sea. S, B (III or IV – X). Breeds in large colonies. Large flocks fly far from the colony for feeding S, B (IV – X). No more than 150 pairs breeding in small colonies. S, B (IV – X). Breeds sparsely in scattered pairs in large reedbeds. Occasionally winter (XI – III). S, B (IV – X). Inhabits dense vegetation in wetlands. Breeds in single pairs. Common, but difficult to be observed. S, B (III – IV). Nests in clump of trees, usually together with other herons. Feeds mostly at dawn and dusk. S, B (IV – IX or X). Common, nests both in reeds and trees, together with other species. Search for food at dusk. OV, B. Rare. Several birds observed in summer, 2 pairs bred in 1997, in a mixed colony. S, B, P (IV – X). Common. Nests built on trees or bushes. S, B (III – X or XI). Breeds in small communities of nests. Sometimes in mixed colonies. Scarce bird. Few wintering. S, B (III – X). Widespread. Nests in colonies in trees/woods near water. Occasionally winters. S, B (IV – IX). Uncommonly in marshland. Breeds in small colonies, usually in dense reedbeds. S, B, P (III – IX). Widespread in agricultural lands near lakes or wetlands. Breeds mostly in villages. Migrate in autumn. S, B, P (III – X). Scarce. Bresds in wooded regions, not far from the water. Migrate in autumn. S, B (IV – IX). Breeds in mixed colonies, in reeds or trees. S, B (IV – IX). Rare. Breeds in small colonies in reedbeds, feeds in shallow waters. S (III – X), B, W (XI – II). Nests in reedbeds. Winter in small numbers in Dobrudja. OV. Very scarce in Dobrudja in winter. W (X – III). Numerous in Dobrudja, often together with mute swans. Many numbers in harsh winters. P, W (X – III). Rarely in Dobrudja. W (X – III). Winters in great numbers. Daily flights between roosting and feeding areas. P, W (XI – III). Extremely rare, usually together with white-fronted geese. PM, W. Breeds commonly in delta, winters regularly in Dobrudja usually together with white-fronted geese. OV. Few records (XI – I). W (XI – III). Breeds in Siberian tundra, winters in Dobrudja and Bulgaria. Usually join with white-fronted geese for feed. S, B (IV – IX). Extremely scarce breeder on coastal slopes around Razelm – Sinoe lagoons. S, B (IV – X). Breeds locally in Dobrudja. Very scarce in winter. P, W (IX – IV). Occurs on passage. Regular wintering on unfrozen waters. S, B (III – XI), W. Uncommon, but regularly breeder. Few birds in winter. P, W (IX – IV), B (V – VIII). Occurs as passage visitor. Small number remains in winter. Occasional breeds in Dobrudja. R, B, W. Very common. Breeds on different kind of waters. Also different places for winters. P (S, W) (III – XI, XII – II). Occurs on most waters, mostly in spring and autumn. P, S, B (III – IX). Fairly common and widespread passage bird. Breeds regularly, occasionally few winters. P, S, B (III – X), W. Passage mainly in April and August – September. Few (non)breeders remain in summer. S, B (III – X), W. Common in delta. Very few birds remain through the winter in Dobrudja. In decrease. S, B, W. Widely distributed. Breeds on well-reeded marshy lakes. Winter in very large flocks in Dobrudja on lakes. W (X – III). Rare scarce as wintering birds, mainly on the ground. Sometimes along the coast. P, W (X – III). Scarce both on passage and in winter. S, B (III – X), W. Breeds regularly on shallow lakes with abundant vegetation. Isolated (group of) birds in winter. P, W (X – III). Fairly numerous in winter in Dobrudja. Occasionally breeds also in delta. Not rare on passage. W. Scarce vagrant in late autumn and winter. W (X – IV). Winters regularly, numerous in Dobrudja. W (X – III). Winter visitor. Occurs regularly in variable numbers, mainly in Dobrudja. W (X – III). Rare winter visitor. W (X – III). Small numbers on the Black Sea coast and inland lakes of Dobrudja. W (X – IV), ?B. Scarce but regular visitor. Recent evidence of breeding in delta. OV. Occurs very scarcely in Dobrudja. OV. Vagrant bird, recently discover on the seacoast in winter. OV. Vagrant, very rare, in winter. OV. Very scarce vagrant (IX – III). S, B, P (IV – IX). Breeds locally in forests. Regular passage. P, S, B (III – X). Formerly common, very scarce now. Breeds locally. Small numbers in passage. PM, B, W. Scarce, regular breeder. Nest in old poplars or oaks. S, B (III – X). Very scarce. Breeds locally in Dobrudja. S, B (III – X). Widely distributed W (X – IV). Winter visitor, chiefly late October to March. Occurs over arable fields, marshes, wet meadows. P, S, ?B (III – X). Scarce but regular passage migrant and summer visitor. No recent evidence of breeing. P, S, B (III – X). Not scarce in passage. Single birds recorded regularly in summer, that very probably is breeding. R, B. Widespread but not common in dense woods. R, B, W. Breeds reguraly, mostly in hilly region of Dobrudja. Not scarce. S, B (IV – IX). Scarce, breeds locally in wooded lowlands. R, B, P. Fairly numerous. Passage migrants occur in spring and autumn. B.B vulpinus regular in Dobrudja. P, B (III – XI). Regular passage mainly in autumn. Few non-breeders remain in summer. Breeds in Dobrudja. W (X – III). Winter visitor. S. P, B (III – XI). Breeds rarely in wooded areas. Well-marked autumn passage, chiefly in Dobrudja. P, ?B (III – XI). Regular but scarce passage. Winter occasionally. OV. Vagrant, but not very scarce, mostly in the steppes of Dobrudja in autumn and spring. PM, ?B. Decreasing species, very scarce now. S, B (III – X). Extremely scarce. One breeding pair in S Dobrudja. P, S, B (III – X). Very scarce. Perhaps breeds locally in wooden areas. Apparently more numerous in autumn passages. P (IV – V, IX – X). A few numbers occur in spring and autumn. S, B (III - XI), W. Fairly common. W (X – III). Scarce but regular winter visitor, mostly in cultivated areas. S, B (IV – X). Numerous in delta. Northern bird also occurs in passage. PM, B. Very scarce. Probably disappeared as a breeding species. Occasionally on passage, extremely rare in winter. R, W, B. Scarce. Irregular visitor from the N in April and October; records in winter months. S, B, P (IV – IX). Not common, breeds in willow trees along canals. Passes regularly in spring and autumn. R, B. Widespread in delta and Dobrudja. Small numbers. S, B, P (IV – IX). Breeds regularly in agricultural lands. Considerable fluctuations. Northern birds occur in passage. R, B. Introduced. Widespread in Dobrudja and delta. PM, B. Probably rather common. Inhabits most of wetlands, breeds in reedbeds. Few birds in winter. S, B, P (IV – X). Probably not scarce in dense aquatic vegetation. Very difficult to see. Passage migrant. S, B (III – IX). Not scarce. Breeds in marshy meadows, swamps and pools with reed. P, ?B (IV – IX). Scarce passage migrant. Recorded only occasionally in summer. S, B, P (IV – X). Greatly decreased. Discontinuous distribution. Passage birds also occur. S, B, P (III – X). Common. Breeds in wetland area. Recorded exceptionally in winter. PM. Common on well-vegetated lakes. Nests in reedbeds or other dense aquatic vegetation. Winter also. P (IV, IX). Has bred occasionally in dense and wild reedbeds. OV. Recorded only exceptionally in Dobrudja (mainly in spring). R, B. Very scarce. Rare passage migrants on winter in Dobrudja. S, B, P (III – X). Mostly passage bird. Regularly in Dobrudja. Small number breeds on sandy dunes near waters (sea). S, B (IV – X). Breeds mostly in Dobrudja. S, B (IV – X). Small local populations breed in Dobrudja. S, B (IV – X). Locally distributed breeding bird in Dobrudja on dry steppes and sandy banks. S, B, P (IV – X). Breeds in Dobrudja in loose colonies in dry sites of marshy areas, often on salty dunes near the water. S (IV – IX). Few records in Razelm – Sinoe lagoon. S, B, P (IV – X). Widely distributed, breeding on sand and gravel shores of the water. Few breeds in Dobrudja. P (IV, IX – X). Not scarce. Regular passage. S, B (IV – IX). Nests on sandy shores, also near saline/brackish steppe lakes. Numerous in Razelm – Sinoe. P (III – V, IX – XII), W. Mostly passage bird, but small numbers remain through the winter in Dobrudja. P (V, VIII – XI). Regular migrating bird. Recorded exceptionally in mild winters in Dobrudja. OV. Very scarce visitor in Dobrudja. S, B, P (III – IV). Fairly numerous. Breeds usually on wetlands, grasslands, arable lands. Regular passage. OV. Very scarce visitor in Dobrudja and few places from delta. OV. Very scarce. OV. Occurs exceptionally in Dobrudja. OV. Occurs exceptionally in Dobrudja. OV. Very rare in late autumn. P (IV – V, IX – X). Small numbers migrate regularly in autumn. Few remains through the winter. P (IV – V, VIII – X). Regular migratory bird. Big flocks on mud flats, sandy beaches, shores, temporary waters. P (IV – V, VIII – X). Less numerous. Passes regularly through Dobrudja. P (IV – V, VIII – IX). On migration, mostly in Dobrudja. Usually among other small waders. P (IV – V, VIII – IX). Common and regular in passage in marshy areas, mud flats. Few in mid-summer. Few in winter. P (IV – V, VIII – IX). On passage in small numbers. Non-breeders occur exceptionally in mid-summer. P (IV – V, VIII – X). Widespread and common in passage. Most numerous in autumns over the sea. P (IV – V, VIII – IX). Scarce, occurs especially in spring. P, B (III – IX). Commonly on marshy areas in spring and autumn. Recorded regularly in mid-winter (XII – II). P (IV – V, IX – X). Small numbers overshoot on spring and autumn migration. P, S, B (III – XI). Regular passage visitor, in decreasing. Rare on spring migration in Dobrudja. P (III – IV, VIII – IX), B (V – VIII). Common on autumn migration. Less numerous on spring passage. OV. Very rare visitor in Dobrudja. P (IV, VIII – IX). Sometimes on swamps, but very often on dry grasslands. OV. Very rare on passage, mostly in late summer and autumn. P, B (IV – X or XI). Mostly passage bird, regularly in Dobrudja. Small birds also breed here. Few remain in winter. P (IV, VIII – X). Passes on migration. Frequents shallow and muddy shores. P, B (III – X). Widespread on migration. Breeds locally in small number (Dobrudja). P, B (IV – X). On migration, regular visitor of shallow marshes or lakes. Very rare breeder in Dobrudja. P (III – V, VII – X). Widespread on migration on shallow waters, often together with other waders. P (III – X). Regular on passage in wetland or hilly region of Dobrudja. P (III – IV, VII – X). Migrates on most wetland area. Recorded also in summer (non-breeding) or just in winter. S, B, P (IV – IX). The most widespread sandpiper. Northern birds occur on passage. P (IV, VIII – IX). Rare, but regular visitor. P (IV, VIII – IX). Small number pass regularly through Dobrudja. P. Scarce passage migrant, chiefly August to October along the sea coast. OV. Very rare occasional visitor in autumn. OV. Occasionally visitor. A slight increase of records during the last years. S, B (III – X). Breeding only on Murighiol lake; non-breeders could be seen almost in the entire delta in summer. S (IV – IX or X). Inhabits Dobrudja during the summer. Winters occasionally (XI – III). OV. Recorded only exceptionally. R, B, W. Numerous. Breeds in large colonies in delta. Migrants from the north winter on unfrozen lakes. OV (IV – IX). Rare summer visitor in Dobrudja. W (X – III). Fairly numerous in Dobrudja. P (III – IV, IX – XI). Small numbers migrate over the Dobrudja. Few remain through the winter (XII – II). R, B. Common on seacoast. Northern migrants probably occur in winter. OV, W. Very rare vagrant on inland waters. Occurs from late autumn to spring. S, B (IV – IX). Probably breeds locally in Dobrudja. Regularly seen in summer over the Razelm – Sinoe lagoon. P (III – IV, VIII – X). Immigrants from N Europe pass in small number, mostly in late summer and autumn. S,B (IV – IX). Locally distributed, few breeding colonies on marine coasts. In decreasing. S, B, P (IV – IX). Fairly numerous. Migrating bird. S, B, P (V – IX). Scarce bird. Breeds locally in Dobrudja, chiefly on the sea coast. S, B (IV – IX). Widely distributed. Remarkable increasing during the last 2 – 3 decades. S, B, P (IV – X). Breeds in delta. S, B (V – IX). Breeds very locally in delta. S, B (III – XI). Breeds widely in the forest. Small numbers remain during the mild winter. S, B (III – XI), W. Widely distributed. Mainly migratory, but large flocks overwinter in Dobrudja. R. Breeds in the area. Increase and range expansion. Often feeds on arable lands. S, B (IV – IX). Declining species. Breeds very locally in the forest. S, B (IV – IX). Common, widely distributed. R. Scarce, probably breeds in Dobrudja. S, B (IV – IX). Breeds discontinuously in forest edges, clumps of trees, villages. R, B. Locally, mostly rare, in wooded terrains. R. Fairly numerous. Widely distributed, mostly in villages. R, B. Fairly numerous. Widely distributed, preferable in forests. R, B. Widely distributed, breeding in wooded areas. W, R, ?B. Very small and fluctuating numbers winter, mainly in agricultural lands. Some birds remain in summer. S, B, P. Fairly local and scarce found in light, dry, open woodland and in glades and clearings in denser woods. S, B (IV – IX). Distributed widely but locally, breeding in villages and towns. Nests in colonies (buildings, cliffs). S, B (IV, IX). Breeds discontinuously, only in wild habitats (gorges, canyons). R, B. Widely distributed, but not numerous, along the canals with steep shores convenient for breeding. S, B (IV- IX). Fairly common. Inhabits open and sunny areas, chiefly along the canals. S, B (V – IX). Widely distributed. Inhabits open landscape with large hollow trees. S, B (III – X). Small numbers, distributed in open country with clumps of trees, orchards, cultivated lands. S, B (III – IX). Scarce. Thinly distributed, chiefly in woods, orchards, gardens. R, B. Widespread in forests, mainly in beech woods. R, B. Common in woodland, also in more open county with isolated clumps of trees. R, B. Common but in few numbers. R, B. Small numbers. R, B. Widely distributed, breeds in open habitats, chiefly in villages and towns. R, B. Small numbers, chiefly in oak trees. R, B. Not common, local restricted population in Dobrudja. R, B. Breeds scarcely in the forests and locally in parks and orchards. PM, B (III – X). Breeds chiefly in Dobrudja, on dry agricultural lands. Small numbers winter locally. S, B (III – X). Breeds in Dobrudja on steppe and agricultural lands. Not scarce. R. Common, widely distributed. S, B (III – XI). Breeds in forests. PM, B (III – XI, XII – II). Abundant in open country. Northern birds occur on passage, few birds remain through winter. S, B, W. Small numbers of northern birds comes to winter. S, B (IV – IX or X). Widespread, locally distributed along the waters. High numbers occur on passage. S, B (IV – IX). Common. Breeds in villages. S, B (III – IX). Numerous, widely distributed. S, B (IV – IX). Recent discovered in Dobrudja. Breeds very locally. S, B (IV – IX). Not scarce, sparsely distributed in grasslands, dry or agricultural terrains. Common in Dobrudja. S, B (III – X). Common in hilly areas. S, ?B, P (III – X). Not scarce on passage. P (IV – V, IX – X). Passage visitor. Found on dry or wet grasslands. S, B, P (IV – IX). Common and widely distributed. Numerous on autumn passages along the seacoast. S, B (IV – IX). Subspecies of Yellow Wagtail. Local populations breed in the area. S, B (III – XI). Breeds along rapid – flowing waters. Few birds remain through the winter near unfrozen waters. S, B (III – XI). Numerous. Passage migrants occur in spring and autumn. W (XI – IV or V). Irregular immigrant from N. Occurs rarely. Chiefly in spring. S, B (IV – X). Widely distributed in hilly woodland. Mostly migratory, but many remaining for the winter (XI – III). S, B (III – X). Not breeds in the area. In migration on lowlands. S (IV – X), B. Widely distributed and common in woodland, mainly in hilly areas. Winter in very small numbers. S, B (IV – IX). Quoted in S Dobrudja. S, B (IV – IX). Widely distributed. P, S, B (IV – IX). A rare breeder of delta. S, B (III – X). Dispersed pairs breed in hilly regions and very little in lowland. Recorded exceptionally in winter. S, B (IV – X). Widely distributed in woodland, chiefly in hilly areas. S, B (IV – IX). Very scarce in Dobrudja. S, B (III – X). Not very common, mainly on grassy plains with bushes. ?S, B (?IV – IX). Noted to have nested in the ’60 in Dobrudja, few birds remaining. Few recent evidences of breeding. S, B (IV – IX). Widely distributed, except the dense forested areas. Commonly in open areas of the sea coast, also. S, B (?IV – IX). A typical bird of the rocky steppe of Dobrudja. In decreasing. S, B (IV – IX). Recent recorded in Dobrudja. S, B (IV – IX). Nest locally in small numbers in rocky habitats. Somewhere on slopes in badlands. S, B (IV – X). Not scarce. Occurs in the area only on passage. PM, B (III – X(XI – II)). Abundant and widely distributed. Migratory but many birds winter within the area. W, R, B. Regular winter visitor in high number (X – III). The breeding population is probably sedentary. S, B (III – XI). Common and widespread in woodlands. Northern birds occur on passage. P (III – IV, X – XI). Relatively few migrants occur regularly in spring and autumn, usually in small flocks. PM, B. Not breeding in the area. Partially migratory, but many remain for the winter. R, B. Extremely scarce. Probably breeds only in delta. S, B (IV – X). Common. Breeds in reedbeds. S, B (IV – IX). Breeds locally in small numbers in wetlands with dense vegetation. Declining species. S, B (V – IX). Locally in riverine forests with dense undergrowth. Declining species. S, B (IV – X). Scarce. Breeds locally in delta, in reedbeds and swamps. OV. A rare vagrant of Dobrudja. Noted to have nested several times in delta. S, B (IV – X). Widely distributed. Breeds commonly in reedbeds and dense vegetation along the shores. S, B (IV – IX). Fairly numerous in delta and Razelm – Sinoe lagoon. Large migratory birds occur in autumn. OV, ?B. Recorded rarely in delta. Few birds remain through the summer, supposing that they breed along the seacoast. S, B (IV – IX). Numerous and widely distributed. Breeds chiefly on grasslands in tall herbaceous vegetation. S, B (IV – IX). Very numerous in reedbeds. Inhabits all wetlands with abundant vegetation. S, B (IV – IX). Widespread and numerous. Breeds both in reedbeds and smaller curtains of reeds situated along shores. S, B (IV- IX). Breeds in open woodland, riverine forests, parks, trees along roads, vineyard with trees. S, B (IV – IX). Numerous distributed. Breeds in woodlands and towns (large parks). OV. Straggler, only one record for Dobrudja. S, B (IV – IX). Not common. Breeds sparsely in open landscape with scattered trees, bushes, hedges. S, B (III – X). Fairly numerous and widely distributed. S, B (IV – X). Widespread. Prefers open cultivated landscapes with bushes and hedges. S, B (IV – IX). Local breeders were found in N Dobrudja. S, B (IV – X). Breeds in forests. Nests also in parks, gardens, trees, bushes. OV. Stragglers have been recorded several times in Dobrudja. Suspected to breed once in Hagieni forest. S, B (IV – IX). Fairly numerous. Generally distributed in forests, chiefly in hilly areas. Breeds just in the Babadag forest S, B, P (III – XI). Fairly numerous. Breeds chiefly in woods with undergrowth. Very common on passage. S, B, P (IX – X). Only on passage across the area. PM, W. Found only in winter. Not breeding in the area. PM, B. Found only on passage. Not breeding in the area. S, B (IV – IX). Generally few numbers breed in forests, parks and gardens. Widely distributed. S, B (V – IX). Not breeding in the area. Migrates in autumn and occurs usually in Dobrudja. S, B (IV – IX). Not breeding in the area. Migratory birds reach on passage Dobrudja. P, S, B (IV – IX). Occurs chiefly on passage. Several summer records but no breeding evidence R, B. Fairly numerous in the reedbeds of delta and Razelm – Sinoe lagoon. R, B. Small number. Breeds in woods, gardens, parks. R, B. Common in hilly areas with deciduous woods. R, B. Breeds in open deciduous forests, clump of trees. Exceptionally appears in delta. R, B. Locally in hilly area, somewhere in parks with spruce trees. More commonly in winter (comes from the mountains). R, B. Widely distributed, breeding in deciduous forests, towns or villages. Often in willow trees. R, B. Common and widespread woodland bird. Breeds also in towns and villages (parks, gardens, orchards). R, B. Fairly numerous, breeding in deciduous forests with tall trees (oak, beech woods). R, B. Prefers limestone rocks. Breeds locally. R, B. Small number. Breeds in high hilly areas. R, B. Rare bird, recorded in Dobrudja. No nest has been found yet. PM, B. Breeds commonly in delta, in old willow trees along rivers. S, B (IV – IX). Breeds widely in deciduous woods with mature trees. Often in parks, tree plantations, trees along roads. S, B (IV – X). Numerous. Passage migrants occur on spring and autumn. S, B (IV – IX). Breeds in open lands with isolated trees and high bushes. Prefers dry sunny plains and cultivated lands. PM, B, W (IV – IX, X – III). Not breeding in the area. Comes in winter. OV. Rare straggler to Dobrudja. Most of records noted on spring and summer. R, B. Widely distributed, breeding regularly in deciduous woodland. R, B. Breeds widely in the area. R, B. Breeds commonly in towns and villages and somewhere in natural habitats. Feeds chiefly on cultivated lands. R, B. Breeds in large colonies in parks, trees along the roads, small woods on plain, tree plantations. R, B. Common and widely distributed. Few individuals breed in towns and villages. R, B. Breeds in well forested areas, not very well distributed in area. PM, B. Abundant. Mainly migratory, with a few individuals remaining for the winter. S, B. Immigrants from E come and breed sometimes, at intervals of about 8 years. Last breeding colony in 1996 – 1997. R, B. Abundant. Breeds rarely in natural habitats (colonies in trees) and often in white stork nests. S, B. Breeds sparsely due to a recent extension of its range. Now the species is in declining. R, B. Fairly numerous. Breeds regularly in towns and villages, but often outside human settlements. PM, B. The most abundant woodland bird. Mainly migratory, few birds (males), remaining for the winter. W. Regular winter visitor in variable number. S, B. Distributed mostly in hilly areas. Breeds in human settlements or natural habitats. R, B. Fairly numerous in open habitats with trees and bushes, also in parks, gardens. In winter comes from the mountains. R, B, W. Fairly common and widely distributed in open cultivated lands. Northern birds come for wintering. W, B. Mainly winter visitor. PM, B. Widely distributed in open country. R, B. Wanders to the region in winter. R, B. Fairly numerous. Widely distributed in deciduous forests and locally in parks and gardens. R, W. Abundant. Widely distributed, except dense forest areas. Immigrants from NE arrive in winter. S, B (IV – X). Breeds regularly in small number. PM, W, B. Fairly numerous in reedbeds. The breeding population is partially replaced in winter by northern birds. S, B. Rare summer visitor. No nest has been found as yet. PM, B. Fairly numerous and widely distributed. During winter seen in flocks on fallows and arable lands. |
