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Saturday, April 20th, 2024
technews
Please select photos carufully!
posted by Christopher König
 
Wednesday, April 17th, 2024
technews
Keep your eyes open when using identification apps!
posted by Christopher König
 
Monday, April 8th, 2024
technews
Important information on reporting via "NaturaList": location, time, species list
posted by Christopher König
 
Thursday, February 1st, 2024
technews
Small adjustments to frequency classes

In ornitho, colour differentiation is used to distinguish between common species and rarities at first glance. Captive escapees, neozoans and hybrids are also shown separately (in blue).

At the beginning of 2021, we transferred the neozoa established in Germany (e.g. Pheasant, Egyptian goose and Feral pigeon) to the general frequency classes. Non-established neozoa, as well as captive escapees and hybrids, are still consistently shown in blue.

In practice, a few taxa account for the vast majority of reports in this class and others are therefore easily overlooked. In consultation with the ornitho steering committees, it was therefore decided to make the following changes:

Mallard, bastard, off-colour: This taxon was transferred to the "less common" class nationwide. This taxon accounted for almost 30% of the reports in the previous frequency class.

Carrion x Hooded crow: This taxon was transferred to the "common" class in the "north-east German lowlands" natural area. This taxon accounted for around 20% of the reports in the previous frequency class.

In the course of the revision, we also made the following changes:

Pygmy Cormorant: In view of multiple breeding records and permanent presence in the natural areas "Southwestern Central Uplands" and "Alpine Foothills", we have transferred it from "very rare" to "rare". Around 20% of the reports in the previous frequency class in 2023 were accounted for by Pygmy Cormorants nationwide, which were predominantly concentrated in the aforementioned natural areas.

posted by Christopher König
 
Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024
tipnews
"Rare birds in Germany 2021" published
posted by Christopher König
 
Saturday, January 20th, 2024
technews
New dead find tool for standardised recording of dead and injured birds
posted by Christopher König
 
Thursday, January 11th, 2024
avinews
International "Waterbird Weekend"
posted by Christopher König
 
Monday, January 1st, 2024
technews
Please note: Birds have become one year older!
posted by Christopher König
 
Friday, December 15th, 2023
technews
Comfortable, committed and innovative also in 2024 - support us!
posted by Christopher König
 
Friday, December 8th, 2023
avinews
Breeding success of Bewick’s Swans in 2023: Please take part in the European census on December 16th/17th
posted by Nikolas Prior
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