Acrocephalus

Jelena Kralj

Studying terns to efficiently conservetheir riverine habitats

研究燕鸥以有效保护其河流栖息地

研究燕鸥以有效保护其河岸栖息地

Luka Božič

Results of the January 2021 waterbird census in Slovenia

2021年1月斯洛文尼亚水鸟普查结果

Mitja Denac

Dejan Bordjan

Jurij Hanžel

Milan Vogrin

Rare birds in Slovenia in 2020 and 2021 – Slovenian Rarities Committee’s Report

2020年和2021年斯洛文尼亚的珍稀鸟类——斯洛文尼亚珍稀鸟类委员会报告

Abstract The difference in habitat use by the observed waterbird species at Rački ribniki (Rače Ponds, NE Slovenia) was studied between June and August 2011. It was assessed that different waterbird species, even closely related species like Aythya ducks, use wetlands differently, with Tufted Ducks A. fuligula observed more on Open water and Ferruginous Ducks A. nyroca more often amongst Floating vegetation. The latter was used more often probably due to the abundance of food in the habitat. Highest species richness was recorded on Floating vegetation as well. This was reflected in species richness of individual ponds, where ponds with more floating vegetation had higher species richness. Although Coots Fulica atra were expected to utilize Floating vegetation more often due to their feeding preferences, they were observed more often on Open water probably feeding on fish fodder available there. The difference in habitat use by the families and nonbreeding individuals of the same species was noted, too, mostly by observing families in habitats that provide more cover from predators (Reeds), or more invertebrate food (Floating vegetation) for the young that often feed on different food than adults. Furthermore, it was suggested that overall management of wetlands should consider providing more suitable wetlands with larger aquatic vegetation cover.

Urška Martinc

Habitat use by waterbirds at Rački ribniki, NE Slovenia

斯洛文尼亚东北部拉奇基里布尼克水鸟的栖息地利用

Abstract The first national Corncrake Crex crex survey in Slovenia was performed in 1992/93, followed by further five in 1999, 2004, 2010, 2015 and 2020. In 2004, annual monitoring of eight most important Corncrake Natura 2000 sites (SPAs) began. Both datasets showed a moderate population decline since 1992. After Slovenia’s accession to the EU in 2004, Corncrake population steeply declined at SPA Breginjski Stol and moderately declined at SPA Dobrava - Jovsi due to scrub encroachment, whereas moderate decline at SPA Ljubljansko barje can be attributed mostly to intensive grassland management and the conversion of grasslands to arable land, resulting in nest and habitat destruction. In 2020, the number of calling males in Slovenia was smaller by 55 % compared to 1999, when the highest number ever was recorded (683). The highest average number of Corncrakes in the 1992–2021 period was counted at SPA Ljubljansko barje (139 calling males/year), whereas the smallest number was recorded at SPA Snežnik - Pivka (8 calling males/year). A comparison of target values for Corncrake population size on individual SPAs from the national Natura 2000 management programme for the 2015–2020 period with counted population sizes showed that, with the exception of SPA Lake Cerknica, all SPAs are falling behind the target values by 32–90%, depending on the site. Likewise, the majority of sites are far from reaching target values for the enrolment of agri-environmental measure VTR (first cut after 1 Aug). The article also discusses the weaknesses of current VTR, its reform in 2021, as well as other potential measures and financial sources for Corncrake conservation.

Katarina Denac

Population dynamics of the Corncrake Crex crex in Slovenia in the 1992–2021 period

1992-2021 年斯洛文尼亚田鹨（Crex crex）的种群动态

Abstract The article presents a historical revision of data on the occurrence of the Cream-coloured Courser Cursorius cursor in Slovenia. A review of historical sources revealed that the species occurred in Slovenia at least three times after 1800, for the first time between 27 and 31 December 1847 in Šentvid near Ljubljana (specimen in the collection of the Slovenian Museum of Natural History, Ljubljana, Slovenia), for the second time in November 1892 near St. Janž (present day Starše) on the Drava plain (specimen in the collection of the Joanneum Museum, Graz, Austria) and last on 3 October 1976 at the Sečovlje salt pans (observation was not documented with preserved specimen or photograph). All three data have previously been published in various historical sources, but some were overlooked during the preparation of lists of Slovenian avifauna.

Al Vrezec

Matija Križnar

History of the Cream-coloured Courser Cursorius cursor occurrence in Slovenia

斯洛文尼亚奶油色走鸻Cursorius cursor出现的历史

Publication Information	Publisher: Drustvo za Opazovanje in Proucevanje Ptic Slovenije/Bird Watching and Bird Study Association of Slovenia，Publishing cycle: ，Journal Type: journal，Open Access Journals: No
Basic data	Year of publication: 2016，Proportion of original research papers: 0.00%，Self Citation Rate:N.A.， Gold OA Rate: 0.00%
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Studying terns to efficiently conservetheir riverine habitats

Studying terns to efficiently conservetheir riverine habitats

Studying terns to efficiently conservetheir riverine habitats

Studying terns to efficiently conservetheir riverine habitats

Studying terns to efficiently conservetheir riverine habitats

Results of the January 2021 waterbird census in Slovenia

Rare birds in Slovenia in 2020 and 2021 – Slovenian Rarities Committee’s Report

Habitat use by waterbirds at Rački ribniki, NE Slovenia

Population dynamics of the Corncrake Crex crex in Slovenia in the 1992–2021 period

History of the Cream-coloured Courser Cursorius cursor occurrence in Slovenia

ISSN	0351-2851, 2199-6067
h-index	6