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Dimitris
Thursday 24th March 2005, 11:05
I just heard that in a recent survey in the breeding area of the speices only 200 pairs were found :eek!: .
Is this so?Does anyone have more info?
I heard the info from someone who is high in our birding circles.
PS.On a side note...2 young Slender-billed Curlew were seen in my country for 2004... :bounce: .
(This is info is again from the same guy.)
Tim Allwood
Thursday 24th March 2005, 11:22
Yes Dimi
true about Sociable Plover, probalby due to mosaic-ing of the habitat preventing birds from joining pre-migratory groups and then getting lost
see BirdLife International site
Marmot
Thursday 24th March 2005, 12:15
This would be a shame, what beautiful birds they are.
Here is a link to the one in the database.
http://www.birdforum.net/bird_view.php?bid=7755
Dimitris
Thursday 24th March 2005, 17:20
Thanks for the info evryone! :).(even though it's not very err... nice)
Nutcracker
Thursday 24th March 2005, 17:22
PS.On a side note...2 young Slender-billed Curlew were seen in my country for 2004... :bounce: .
That's good news!
Largest flock for a few years, too, I guess
mark ridsdale
Wednesday 14th December 2005, 09:48
Thanks for the info evryone! :).(even though it's not very err... nice)There was a good posting on the UK400 website from a guy who claimed 1200 SP's in Turkey in Sept this year.He also filmed them and although the quality isnt great the gen does seem authentic :cool:
Dimitris
Thursday 15th December 2005, 22:30
There was a good posting on the UK400 website from a guy who claimed 1200 SP's in Turkey in Sept this year.He also filmed them and although the quality isnt great the gen does seem authentic :cool:
Thanx for the info Mark.That really is good news.
Cheers,
Dimitris.
Perhaps they have moved into another area.
The White-tailed Lawping has started breeding in Ronanis and the surrounding area. So maybe the S.Lawping is doing the same?(hopefully)
mark ridsdale
Friday 16th December 2005, 10:05
Thanx for the info Mark.That really is good news.
Cheers,
Dimitris.
Perhaps they have moved into another area.
The White-tailed Lawping has started breeding in Ronanis and the surrounding area. So maybe the S.Lawping is doing the same?(hopefully)Where is Ronanis, is it in your neck of the woods?Just got the London Sociable Plover decided it was a must if the recent population trends continue.The views were distant but ok. :egghead:
Dimitris
Friday 16th December 2005, 11:03
Where is Ronanis, is it in your neck of the woods?Just got the London Sociable Plover decided it was a must if the recent population trends continue.The views were distant but ok. :egghead:
Congrats on the good bird.I must find one for myself down here, :) Stunning birds.
Err sorry I meant Romania. :'D .Long day yesterday.I'm sorry for the confusion
Cheers,
Dimitris
lou salomon
Sunday 25th December 2005, 23:43
Congrats on the good bird.I must find one for myself down here, :) Stunning birds.
Err sorry I meant Romania. :'D .Long day yesterday.I'm sorry for the confusion
Cheers,
Dimitris
dimi, it would be nice if white-tailed lapwing still bred in the dobrudja, but the last pair bred in 2003. so the "invasion" lasted exact 3 years...
Dimitris
Tuesday 27th December 2005, 14:32
dimi, it would be nice if white-tailed lapwing still bred in the dobrudja, but the last pair bred in 2003. so the "invasion" lasted exact 3 years...
Hiya Lou!
Thanx for the info.
Are they still annual up there?We had a few this year.
Merry X-mass,
Dimitris
Gashead
Tuesday 3rd January 2006, 09:10
There's a winter adult sociable plover in Dubai, there were two at the same site last year.
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