country,monitoring_title,monitoring_year,monitoring_reference
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory Common Quail and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made in April 2013.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Environment and Planning Authority with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during the 2013 Spring season.",2013,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Documents/Downloads/WBRU/WBRU%20-%206B.%20Reports%20and%20Statistics%20(Report%201B).pdf
MT,"Spring 2013 Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.

This study has been carried out by Kaccaturi San Ubertu (KSU), a voluntary organization of Maltese hunters governed by a strict code of conduct representing around 1500 hunters and live-capturers. The study is an annual survey on Spring Migration in relation to the Common Quail and Turtle Dove migration. The prime purpose of this survey is to depict a true picture of migration and the related limited hunting opportunities based on a sampling of the hunting community. A copy of this survey and report has been submitted to DG Environment within the European Commission.",2013,Kaccaturi San Ubertu (2013). Spring 2013 Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.
MT,"Increased numbers of wintering Moussier’s Redstarts in Malta.

This note has been published by Ornithologist Dr Natalino Fenech and researcher Michael Sammut following a noticable increase in numbers of wintering Moussier’s Redtarts (Phoenicurus moussieri) in Malta.",2013,"Fenech, N. and Sammut, M. 2013, ‘Increased numbers of wintering Moussier’s Redstarts in Malta’."
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory Common Quail and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made in April 2014.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during the 2014 Spring season.",2014,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/Annex%20III%20Bird%20Survey%20Report%202014.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory finches over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December 2014.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory finches in Malta during October and December 2014.",2015,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Documents/Downloads/WBRU/spring%20hunting%202015/Annex%20VI%20-%20Report%20on%20a%20survey%20of%20the%20influx%20of%20migratory%20finches%20over%20the%20Maltese%20Islands%20(Oct-Dec%202014).pdf
MT,"2014 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.

This study has been carried out by Kaccaturi San Ubertu (KSU), a voluntary organization of Maltese hunters governed by a strict code of conduct representing around 1500 hunters and live-capturers. The study is an annual survey on Spring Migration in relation to the Common Quail and Turtle Dove migration. The prime purpose of this survey is to depict a true picture of migration and the related limited hunting opportunities based on a sampling of the hunting community. A copy of this survey and report has been submitted to DG Environment within the European Commission.",2014,Kaccaturi San Ubertu (2014). 2014 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.
MT,"Allen’s Gallinule breeding in Malta in July 2014.

This journal was published by Ornithologist Dr Natalino Fenech and researcher Michael Sammut following observations of breeding behaviour of the Allen’s Gallinule (Porphyrio alleni), a species considered as vagrant for the Maltese Islands.",2014,"Fenech, N. and Sammut, M. 2014, ‘Allen’s Gallinule breeding in Malta in July 2014’."
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory Common Quail and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made during September and October 2014.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during September and October 2014.",2015,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Documents/Downloads/WBRU/spring%20hunting%202015/Annex%20I_Autumn%202014%20migration%20survey%20report.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory Common Quail and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made in April 2015.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during the 2015 spring season.",2015,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Documents/Downloads/WBRU/spring%20hunting%202015/Annex%20IV_Spring%202015%20migration%20study%20report.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory Common Quail and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made during September and October 2015.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during September and October 2015.",2015,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Documents/Downloads/WBRU/2016/Annex%20I_2015%20Autumn%20Migration%20Study%209-6.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory finches, Golden Plover and Song Thrush over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December 2015.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, Ecoserv by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory finches, Golden Plover and Song Thrush in Malta during October and December 2015.",2016,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Documents/Downloads/WBRU/2016/Annex%20III_%20Finch%20migration%20study%20report%20autumn%202015.pdf
MT,"2015 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.

This study has been carried out by Kaccaturi San Ubertu (KSU), a voluntary organization of Maltese hunters governed by a strict code of conduct representing around 1500 hunters and live-capturers. The study is an annual survey on Spring Migration in relation to the Common Quail and Turtle Dove migration. The prime purpose of this survey is to depict a true picture of migration and the related limited hunting opportunities based on a sampling of the hunting community. A copy of this survey and report has been submitted to DG Environment within the European Commission.",2015,Kaccaturi San Ubertu (2015). 2015 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.
MT,"Two Records of Common Magpie Pica pica In the Maltese Islands.

This paper refers to latest sightings of two individuals of the Common Magpie in the Maltese Islands. This species has only been recorded once back in 1839 and has been recently recorded again through single individuals on the 9th November 2010 and 9th September 2011.",2015,"Fenech, N. and Sammut, M. 2015, ‘Two Records of Common Magpie Pica pica In the Maltese Islands’."
MT,"First Record of Successful Breeding of Black-Crowned Night Heron Nycticorax nycticorax in Malta.

The paper refers to the first record of successful breeding pair of Black-crowned night heron in Malta. After various attempts of breeding in 2014, which unfortunately failed, a pair has successfully bred within the “Bird Park” in Burmarrad, leading to the successful fledging of three birds.",2015,"Fenech, N. and Sammut, M. 2015,’First Record of Successful Breeding of Black-Crowned Night Heron Nycticorax nycticorax in Malta’."
MT,"Eleven New Species of Birds for the Maltese Islands.

Following the publication of the book ‘A complete guide to the birds of Malta’, which revised the status of all species and included several new species to the list of birds of Malta, another 11 new species have been added: Amur Falcon, Lesser Yellowlegs, Common Eider, Bonaparte’s Gull, Oriental Turtle Dove, Red-flanked Bluetail, Atlas Pied Flycatcher, Citrine Wagtail, Black-throated Thrush, Twite and Bobolink. The species have been observed alive in the field or found as specimens in local carefully checked collections.",2015,"Fenech, N. and Sammut, M. 2015,’Eleven New Species of Birds For the Maltese Islands’."
MT,"Lesser Yellowlegs in Malta May 2015.

This article was written by Ornithologist Dr Natalino Fenech and researcher Michael Sammut following the first recorded sighting of Lesser Yellowlegs in Malta during May 2015.",2015,"Fenech, N. and Sammut, M. 2015, ’Lesser Yellowlegs in Malta in May 2015’. Dutch Birding, Volume 37, No5, 2015."
MT,"Report  on  a  survey  of  the  influx  of  migratory  Common Quail  and  Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made in April 2016. 

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during the 2016 spring season.",2016,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Documents/Downloads/WBRU/2016/Annex%20IV_2016%20Spring%20Migration%20Study%209-6.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory Common Quail and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made during September and October 2016.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during September and October 2016.",2016,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2017/springHuntingDerogations/Annex%20I-%20Migration%20Study%20of%20Turtle%20Dove%20and%20Quail%20in%20autumn%202016.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of Golden Plover and Song Thrush over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December2016.
 
This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Golden Plover (Pluvialis apricaria) and Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) in Malta during October and December 2016.",2017,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2017/autumnLive/Annex%20III%20-%20Migration%20study%20report%20Golden%20Plover%20and%20Song%20Thrush.PDF
MT,"Report  on  a  survey  of  the  influx  of  migratory  finches  (Linnet,  Chaffinch, Serin, Goldfinch, Greenfinch, Hawfinch, and Siskin) over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December 2016. 

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory finches in Malta during October and December 2016.",2017,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2017/lifeCapturing/Annex%20III%20-%20Finches%20migration%20study%20report%20Oct-Dec%202016.pdf
MT,"2016 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.

This study has been carried out by Kaccaturi San Ubertu (KSU), a voluntary organization of Maltese hunters governed by a strict code of conduct representing around 1500 hunters and live-capturers. The study is an annual survey on Spring Migration in relation to the Common Quail and Turtle Dove migration. The prime purpose of this survey is to depict a true picture of migration and the related limited hunting opportunities based on a sampling of the hunting community. A copy of this survey and report has been submitted to DG Environment within the European Commission.",2016,Kaccaturi San Ubertu (2016). 2016 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.
MT,"Report  on  a  survey  of  the  influx  of  migratory  Common Quail  and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made in March – April 2017. 

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for the Environment, Sustainable Development and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur)
in Malta during the 2017 Spring season.",2017,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2017/springHuntingDerogations/Annex%20IV%20-%20Spring%202017%20migration%20study%20report.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory Common Quail and Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made during September and October 2017.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur)
in Malta during September and October 2017.",2017,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2018/springHuntingDerogations/Annex%201%20Report%20on%20a%20survey%20of%20the%20influx%20of%20migratory%20Common%20Quail%20and%20etc.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of Golden Plover and Song Thrush over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December 2017.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for the Environment, Sustainable Development and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Golden Plover (Pluvialis apricaria) and Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) in Malta during October and December 2017.",2018,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2017/lifeCapturing/Annex%20III_Migration%20study%20report%20for%20Golden%20Plover%20and%20Song%20Thrush.pdf
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of migratory finches (Common Linnet, Common Chaffinch, European Serin, European Goldfinch, European Greenfinch, Hawfinch, Eurasian Siskin) over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December 2017.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for the Environment, Sustainable Development and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory finches in Malta during October and December 2017.",2018,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2017/lifeCapturing/Annex%20III_Finches%20migration%20study%20Report%202017.pdf
MT,"2017 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.

This study has been carried out by Kaccaturi San Ubertu (KSU), a voluntary organization of Maltese hunters governed by a strict code of conduct representing around 1500 hunters and live-capturers. The study is an annual survey on Spring Migration in relation to the Common Quail and Turtle Dove migration. The prime purpose of this survey is to depict a true picture of migration and the related limited hunting opportunities based on a sampling of the hunting community. A copy of this survey and report has been submitted to DG Environment within the European Commission.",2017,Kaccaturi San Ubertu (2017). 2017 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.
MT,"Birds of the Maltese Islands.

‘Birds of the Maltese Islands’ documents and illustrates almost all the 463 species of birds recorded in the Maltese Islands, giving their status, important old records as well as recent notable sightings since 2010. The book gives current English and scientific bird names according to the recommendations of the influential ornithological journal Dutch Birding. Maltese names are also listed.
 
This book contains several new important records of birds recorded for the first time since 2010, when the book ‘A Complete Guide to the Birds of Malta’, by the same author, was published. The book was judged as one of the best ten bird books published in 2010 by Birdwatch in the UK.",2017,"Fenech, N. (2017). Birds of the Maltese Islands. San Gwann, Malta: BDI."
MT,"Prey taken and other specific behaviour by breeding Peregrine Falcons in the Maltese Islands.

This note written by Ornithologist Dr Natalino Fenech and researched Michael Sammut describes behaviours observed from the recently established breeding pairs of Peregrine Falcons within the Maltese Islands.",2017,"Fenech, N. and Sammut, M. (2017). ‘Prey taken and other specific behaviour by breeding Peregrine Falcons in the Maltese Islands’. CSI: Birding Scarce migrants 2014: Passerines. Best Bird Book 2016, pgs 1-4."
MT,"Report  on  a  survey  of  the  influx  of  migratory  Common Quail  and  Turtle Dove over the Maltese Islands, made in April 2018.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for the Environment, Sustainable Development and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Common Quail (Coturnix coturnix) and Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) in Malta during the 2018 spring season.",2018,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2018/springHuntingDerogations/Annex%204%20Report%20on%20a%20survey%20of%20the%20influx%20of%20migratory%20Common%20Quail%20etc.pdf
MT,"2018 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.

This study has been carried out by Kaccaturi San Ubertu (KSU), a voluntary organization of Maltese hunters governed by a strict code of conduct representing around 1500 hunters and live-capturers. The study is an annual survey on Spring Migration in relation to the Common Quail and Turtle Dove migration. The prime purpose of this survey is to depict a true picture of migration and the related limited hunting opportunities based on a sampling of the hunting community. A copy of this survey and report has been submitted to DG Environment within the European Commission.",2018,Kaccaturi San Ubertu (2018). 2018 Spring Hunting Derogation Report and Survey.
MT,"Report on a survey of the influx of Golden Plover and Song Thrush over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December 2018.

This study was commissioned to Ecoserv Ltd, an independent environmental consultancy, by the Ministry for the Environment, Sustainable Development and Climate Change with the aim of providing an independent scientific study on the influx or passage of migratory Golden Plover (Pluvialis apricaria) and Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) in Malta during October and December 2018.",2019,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2019/autumnLive/2018annxIIIReportOnGpInflux.pdf
MT," Report on a survey of the influx of migratory finches (Common Linnet, Common Chaffinch, European Serin, European Goldfinch, European Greenfinch, Hawfinch, Eurasian Siskin) over the Maltese Islands, made between October and December 2018",2019,https://msdec.gov.mt/en/Document%20Repository/WBRU/2018/otherReports/finAutStu18.pdf
NL,Watervogels in Nederland in 2016/2017,2019,https://www.sovon.nl/nl/publicaties/watervogels-nederland-20162017
NL,Broedvogels van Nederland,2019,https://www.sovon.nl/nl/publicaties/broedvogels-nederland-2017
SE,"Green, M., Haas, F. & Lindström, Å. 2019. Övervakning av fåglarnas populationsutveckling. Årsrapport för 2018. (Monitoring population changes of birds in Sweden. Annual report for 2018.)",2019,https://www.fageltaxering.lu.se/resultat/publikationer
PL,"Population trends of birds in Poland
Summary of the surveys conducted under the Monitoring of Birds of Poland project. The book contains information of population trends  and distribution of 160 breeding birds and 34 migrating and wintering birds, for a total of 178 species. In addition, for almost 100 species included in the Monitoring of Common Breeding Birds, for which 17-year data series were available, the changes in their numbers in time and space within Poland were analyzed.",2018,"http://monitoringptakow.gios.gov.pl/publikacje?file=files/pliki/publikacje/Trendy_liczebnosci_ptakow_w_Polsce_2018.pdf
Chylarecki P., Chodkiewicz T., Neubauer G., Sikora A., Meissner W., Wozniak B., Wylegala P., Lawicki L., Marchowski D., Betleja J., Bzoma S., Cenian Z., Górski A., Korniluk M., Moczarska J., Ochocinska D., Rubacha S., Wieloch M., Zielinska M., Zielinski P., Kuczynski L. 2018. Trendy liczebnosci ptaków w Polsce. GIOS, Warszawa."
PL,"Monitoring of Birds of Poland 2016-2018 Nature monitoring bulletin No 17: 1-90
Summary of the surveys conducted under the Monitoring of Birds of Poland for breeding, migrating and wintering populations of birds in 2016-2018.",2018,"http://monitoringptakow.gios.gov.pl/publikacje?file=files/pliki/publikacje/Biuletyn17_2018_www.pdf
Chodkiewicz T., Neubauer G., Sikora A., Lawicki L., Meissner W., Bobrek R., Cenian Z., Bzoma S., Betleja J., Kuczynski L., Moczarska J., Rohde Z., Rubacha S., Wieloch M., Wylegala P., Zielinska M., Zielinski P., Chylarecki P. 2018. Monitoring Ptaków Polski w latach 2016–2018. Biuletyn Monitoringu Przyrody 17: 1–90."
PL,"Monitoring of Birds of Poland 2015-2016 Nature monitoring bulletin No 15: 1-86
Summary of the surveys conducted under the Monitoring of Birds of Poland for breeding birds, migrating craines in 2015, wintering bidrds in 2016 and sleepovering geese in 2014-2016.",2016,"http://monitoringptakow.gios.gov.pl/publikacje?file=files/pliki/publikacje/Biuletyn15_2016_ost.pdf
Chodkiewicz T., Meissner W., Chylarecki P., Neubauer G., Sikora A., Pietrasz K., Cenian Z., Betleja J., Kajtoch L., Lenkiewicz W., Lawicki L., Rohde Z., Rubacha S., Smyk B., Wieloch M., Wylegala P., Zielinska M., Zielinski P. 2016. Monitoring Ptaków Polski w latach 2015–2016. Biuletyn Monitoringu Przyrody 15: 1–86."
PL,"Monitoring of Birds of Poland 2013-2015 Nature monitoring bulletin No 13: 1-92 
Summary of the surveys conducted under the Monitoring of Birds of Poland for breeding birds in 2014, migrating and wintering birds in 2013-2015.",2015,"http://monitoringptakow.gios.gov.pl/publikacje?file=files/pliki/publikacje/Biuletyn13_2015_online.pdf
Neubauer G., Meissner W., Chylarecki P., Chodkiewicz T., Sikora A., Pietrasz K., Cenian Z., Betleja J., Gaszewski K., Kajtoch L., Lenkiewicz W., Lawicki L., Rohde Z., Rubacha S., Smyk B., Wieloch M., Wylegala P., Zielinska M., Zielinski P. 2015. Monitoring Ptaków Polski w latach 2013–2015. Biuletyn Monitoringu Przyrody 13: 1–92."
PL,"Monitoring of Birds of Poland 2012-2013 Nature monitoring bulletin No 11: 1-72
Summary of the surveys conducted under the Monitoring of Birds of Poland for breeding birds in 2012-2013 and for migrating and wintering craines and geese in 2012-2013.",2013,"http://monitoringptakow.gios.gov.pl/publikacje?file=files/pliki/publikacje/Biuletyn11_2013.pdf
Chodkiewicz T., , Neubauer G., Chylarecki P., Sikora A., Cenian Z., Ostasiewicz M., Wylegala P., Lawicki L., Smyk B., Betleja J., Gaszewski K., Górski A., Grygoruk G., Kajtoch L., Kata K., Krogulec J., Lenkiewicz W., Marczakiewicz P., Nowak D., Pietrasz K., Rohde Z., Rubacha S., Stachyra P., Swietochowski P., Tumiel T., Urban M., Wieloch M., Wozniak B., Zielinska M., Zielinski P. 2013. Monitoring populacji ptaków Polski w latach 2012–2013. Biuletyn Monitoringu Przyrody 11: 1–72."
SI,"Monitoring of selected qualifying bird species at Natura 2000 sites for birds (SPA): surveys of breeding birds in 2012–2013. Covering the following species (16): Aythya nyroca, Alectoris graeca, Aquila pomarina, Bubo bubo, Caprimulgus europaeus, Ciconia ciconia, Crex crex, Dendrocopos medius, Emberiza hortulana, Lanius minor, Lullula arborea, Otus scops, Picoides tridactylus, Porzana porzana, Strix uralensis, Sylvia nisoria.
graeca, Aquila pomarina, Bubo bubo, Caprimulgus
europaeus, Ciconia ciconia, Crex crex, Dendrocopos
medius, Emberiza hortulana, Lanius minor, Lullula
arborea, Otus scops, Picoides tridactylus, Porzana
porzana, Strix uralensis, Sylvia nisoria.",2013,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2013/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of selected qualifying bird species at Natura 2000 sites for birds (SPA): surveys of breeding birds in 2014. Covering the following species (18): Alcedo atthis, Alectoris graeca, Aythya nyroca, Bubo bubo, Caprimulgus europaeus, Ciconia ciconia, Coracias garrulous, Crex crex, Dendrocopos medius, Emberiza hortulana, Lanius minor, Lullula arborea, Otus scops, Picoides tridactylus, Porzana porzana, Porzana parva, Strix uralensis, Sylvia nisoria.",2014,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2014/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of selected qualifying bird species at Natura 2000 sites for birds (SPA): surveys of breeding birds in 2015. Covering the following species (18): Alectoris graeca, Aythya nyroca, Bubo bubo, Caprimulgus europaeus, Ciconia ciconia, Coracias garrulous, Crex crex, Dendrocopos medius, Emberiza hortulana, Lanius minor, Lullula arborea, Numenius arquata, Otus scops, Picoides tridactylus, Porzana porzana, Porzana parva, Strix uralensis, Sylvia nisoria.",2015,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2015/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of selected qualifying bird species at Natura 2000 sites for birds (SPA) in 2016. Covering the following species (17): Alcedo atthis, Alectoris graeca, Aythya nyroca, Bubo bubo, Caprimulgus europaeus, Ciconia ciconia, Coracias garrulous, Crex crex, Dendrocopos medius, Emberiza hortulana, Lanius minor, Lullula arborea, Numenius arquata, Otus scops, Picoides tridactylus, Porzana porzana, Sylvia nisoria.",2016,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2016/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of selected qualifying bird species at Natura 2000 sites for birds (SPA) in 2017. Covering the following species (16): Alectoris graeca, Aythya nyroca, Bubo bubo, Caprimulgus europaeus, Ciconia ciconia, Coracias garrulous, Crex crex, Dendrocopos medius, Emberiza hortulana, Lanius minor, Lullula arborea, Numenius arquata, Otus scops, Picoides tridactylus, Porzana porzana, Sylvia nisoria.",2017,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2017-2/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of selected qualifying bird species at Natura 2000 sites for birds (SPA) in 2018, and synthesis of the monitoring in the 2016–2018. Covering the following species (19): Alcedo atthis, Alectoris graeca, Aythya nyroca, Bubo bubo, Caprimulgus europaeus, Ciconia ciconia, Coracias garrulous, Crex crex, Dendrocopos medius, Emberiza hortulana, Lanius minor, Lullula arborea, Numenius arquata, Otus scops, Picoides tridactylus, Porzana parva, Porzana porzana, Sterna hirundo, Sylvia nisoria.",2018,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2018-2/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of common bird species for the determination of Slovenian farmland bird index – a report for 2013. Covering the following species: 151 common bird species, including 29 indicator farmland breeding birds.",2013,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2013/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of common bird species for the determination of Slovenian farmland bird index – a report for 2014. Covering the following species: 132 common bird species, including 29 indicator farmland breeding birds.",2014,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2014/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of common bird species for the determination of Slovenian farmland bird index – a report for 2015. Covering the following species: 138 common bird species, including 29 indicator farmland breeding birds.",2015,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2015/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of common bird species for the determination of Slovenian farmland bird index – a partial report for 2016. Covering the following species: 146 common bird species, including 29 indicator farmland breeding birds.",2016,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2016/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of common bird species for the determination of Slovenian farmland bird index – a partial report for 2017. Covering the following species: 155 common bird species, including 29 indicator farmland breeding birds.",2017,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2017-2/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Monitoring of common bird species for the determination of Slovenian farmland bird index – a final report for 2018. Covering the following species: 161 common bird species, including 29 indicator farmland breeding birds.",2018,"http://ptice.si/publikacije/strokovna-porocila/leto-2018-2/
http://www.natura2000.si/index.php?id=211"
SI,"Results of the January 2013 waterbird census (IWC) in Slovenia. Covering the following species: 68 species of waterbirds (48,963 individuals in total).",2013,Božic L. (2013): Rezultati januarskega štetja vodnih ptic leta 2013 v Sloveniji. – Acrocephalus 34 (156/157): 93–103.
SI,"Results of the January 2014 waterbird census (IWC) in Slovenia. Covering the following species: 62 species of waterbirds (45,346 individuals in total).",2014,Božic L. (2014): Rezultati januarskega štetja vodnih ptic leta 2014 v Sloveniji. – Acrocephalus 35 (160/161): 73–83.
SI,"Results of the January 2015 waterbird census (IWC) in Slovenia. Covering the following species: 57 species of waterbirds (46,425 individuals in total).",2015,Božic L. (2015): Rezultati januarskega štetja vodnih ptic leta 2015 v Sloveniji. – Acrocephalus 36 (164/165): 57–67.
SI,"Results of the January 2016 waterbird census (IWC) in Slovenia. Covering the following species: 55 species of waterbirds (52,713 individuals in total).",2016,Božic L. (2016): Rezultati januarskega štetja vodnih ptic leta 2016 v Sloveniji. – Acrocephalus 37 (170/171): 209–219.
SI,"Results of the January 2017 waterbird census (IWC) in Slovenia. Covering the following species: 61 species of waterbirds (51,790 individuals in total).",2017,Božic L. (2017): Rezultati januarskega štetja vodnih ptic leta 2017 v Sloveniji. – Acrocephalus 38 (174/175): 203–215.
SI,"Results of the January 2018 waterbird census (IWC) in Slovenia. Covering the following species: 58 species of waterbirds (45,318 individuals in total).",2018,Božic L. (2018): Rezultati januarskega štetja vodnih ptic leta 2018 v Sloveniji. – Acrocephalus 39 (178/179): 185–195.
SK,Metodika systematického dlhodobého monitoringu výberových druhov vtákov v chránených vtácích územiach,2013,http://www.sopsr.sk/ps.chvu1/images/publikacie/metodika_systematickeho.pdf
SK,Aktuálny stav výberových druhov vtákov v Chránených vtácích územiach na Slovensku,2015,http://www.sopsr.sk/files/CD_publikacia_vyhodnotenie_mapovania.pdf
UK,The State of UK’s Birds 2017,2017,"http://www.rspb.org.uk/ourwork/science/sotukb/ for reports from 2013-2017.

Hayhow, D.B., Ausden, M.A., Bradbury, R.B., Burnell, D., Copeland, A.I., Crick, H.Q.P., Eaton, M.A., Frost, T., Grice, P.V., Hall, C., Harris, S.J., Morecroft, M.D., Noble, D.G., Pearce-Higgins, J.W., Watts, O. & Williams, J.M.  2017.  The state of the UK’s birds 2017.  The RSPB, BTO, WWT, DAERA, JNCC, NE and NRW, Sandy, Bedfordshire."
UK,Waterbirds in the UK – annual report of the national Wetland Bird Survey,2018,"See http://www.bto.org/volunteer-surveys/webs/publications/annual-reports  

Frost, T.M., Austin, G.E., Calbrade, N.A., Mellan, H.J., Hearn, R.D., Stroud, D.A., Wotton, S.R. & Balmer, D.E.  2018.  Waterbirds in the UK 2016/17: The Wetland Bird Survey.  BTO, RSPB and JNCC, in association with WWT.  British Trust for Ornithology, Thetford.  40 pp."
UK,Seabird Population Trends and Causes of Change: 1986-2015 - results of Seabird Monitoring Programme,2016,JNCC  2016.  Seabird Population Trends and Causes of Change: 1986-2015 Report (http://www.jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-3201).  Joint Nature Conservation Committee.  Updated September 2016.
UK,Annual report of the national Breeding Bird Survey,2018,"See http://www.bto.org/volunteer-surveys/bbs/bbs-publications/bbs-reports for annual reports from 2007- 2017.

Harris, S.J., Massimino, D., Gillings, S., Eaton, M.A., Noble, D.G., Balmer, D.E., Procter, D., Pearce-Higgins, J.W. & Woodcock, P.  2018.  The Breeding Bird Survey 2017.  BTO Research Report 706. British Trust for Ornithology, Thetford."
UK,Annual report of the national Rare Breeding Birds Panel,2016,"See http://www.rbbp.org.uk/rbbp-reports-03-latest.htm 

Holling, M. & the Rare Breeding Birds Panel 2018. Rare breeding birds in the United Kingdom in 2016.  British Birds 111: 644-694."
UK,Bird Trends 2017,2017,"See www.bto.org/birdtrends 

Massimino, D., Woodward, I.D., Hammond, M.J., Harris, S.J., Leech, D.I., Noble, D.G., Walker, R.H., Barimore, C., Dadam, D., Eglington, S.M., Marchant, J.H., Sullivan, M.J.P., Baillie, S.R. & Robinson, R.A.  2017.  BirdTrends 2017: trends in numbers, breeding success and survival for UK breeding birds.  Research Report 704. BTO, Thetford."
HU,"Haraszthy L. (2014): Natura 2000 fajok és élohelyek Magyarországon. Pro Vértes Közalapítvány, Csákvár, 956 p.
Kiválasztott 45 magyarországi Natura 2000 jelölofaj védelmi kategóriája, leírása, ökológiája, elterjedése, állománynagysága és természetvédelmi kezelése.",2014,No
HU,"Haraszthy L. (2019): Magyarország fészkelo madarainak költésbiológiája 1. és 2. kötet. Pro Vértes Közalapítvány, Csákvár.
240 magyarországi fészkelo madárfaj költésbiológiája, fészek- és tojástípusok rendszerezo leírása.",2019,No
HU,Magyar Vízivad Közlemények. Hungarian Waterfowl Publications. No. 23. with the results of the annual national waterfowl monitoring.,2013,No
HU,Magyar Vízivad Közlemények. Hungarian Waterfowl Publications. No. 24. with the results of the annual national waterfowl monitoring.,2014,No
HU,Magyar Vízivad Közlemények. Hungarian Waterfowl Publications. No. 25. and 26. with the results of the annual national waterfowl monitoring.,2015,No
HU,Magyar Vízivad Közlemények. Hungarian Waterfowl Publications. No. 27. and 28. with the results of the annual national waterfowl monitoring.,2016,No
HU,Magyar Vízivad Közlemények. Hungarian Waterfowl Publications. No. 29. and 30. with the results of the annual national waterfowl monitoring.,2017,No
AT,Bestandsentwicklungen häufiger österreichischer Brutvögel im Zeitraum 1998-2016 – Ergebnisse des Brutvogel-Monitoring,2017,Egretta 55: 43-76
BE,Watervogels in Vlaanderen tijdens de winter 2015-2016. With a first large-scale census in 1967 the waterbird counts is one of the longest-running monitoring projects in Flanders. The project in its current form - with six monthly counts in the period October to March - exists since 1979/80. With a first large-scale census in 1967 the waterbird counts is one of the longest-running monitoring projects in Flanders. The project in its current form - with six monthly counts in the period October to March - exists since 1979/80. With a first large-scale census in 1967 the waterbird counts is one of the longest-running monitoring projects in Flanders. The project in its current form - with six monthly counts in the period October to March - exists since 1979/80. This paper report on the results of the waterbird monitoring performed during the winter of 2015-2016,2016,https://pureportal.inbo.be/portal/files/12665311/WatervogelsVlaanderen2015_16_Vogelnieuws27_2016.pdf
BE,Watervogels in Vlaanderen tijdens de winter 2016-2017. With a first large-scale census in 1967 the waterbird counts is one of the longest-running monitoring projects in Flanders. The project in its current form - with six monthly counts in the period October to March - exists since 1979/80. This paper report on the results of the waterbird monitoring performed during the winter of 2016-2017,2017,https://pureportal.inbo.be/portal/files/13944243/Watervogeltellingen_verslag2016_2017.pdf
BE, Algemene broedvogels Vlaanderen. Summary review of the monitoring results of breeding birds in Flanders.,2014,https://purews.inbo.be/ws/files/6344594/Vermeersch_etal_2014_VogelnieuwsDecember2014.pdf
BE,Algemene Broedvogels Vlaanderen (ABV): nieuwe cijfers en trends. Summary review of the monitoring results of breeding birds in Flanders.,2015,https://pureportal.inbo.be/portal/files/11563616/Vermeersch_etal_2015_AlgemeneBroedvogelsVlaanderenNieuweCijfersTrends.pdf
BE,Project Bijzondere Broedvogels Vlaanderen (BBV) Nieuwe cijfers + vooruitblik op de toekomst. Summary review of the monitoring results of breeding birds in Flanders.,2017,https://pureportal.inbo.be/portal/files/12665365/ABV_project_Vogelnieuws27_2016.pdf
BE,"The worrying trends in breeding bird populations of in Wallonia : 28 years of common bird monitoring
Every year since 1990 the population trends of the most common breeding birds in Wallonia (81 species) have been estimated using a standardized sampling procedure. Several dozens of volunteers make one or more sets of 15 fixed spots where birds are counted for 5 minutes. Each year, the observers repeat the observation following the same methodology. From these data, an annual abundance index has been calculated for each species and population trends are estimated. Over the last 28 years, most common species are declining in Wallonia. Only 26 % of them have shown an increase in numbers. On average across all species, bird populations have declined at a rate of 1 % per year for the last 28 years. In the last 10 years the average rate of decline has accelerated. The rate of decline is greatest in farmland birds, especially in the ground-nesting species. The rate of decline has been greater in migratory species which cross the Sahara than in non-migratory species, and then in those species which migrate only a short distance. The factors mainly responsible for decline in bird populations in the countryside would seem to be changes in agricultural practices, together with the general intensification of agriculture, though other factors are also to be considered (evolution of the forest, high population density of ungulates and climate change).",2018,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1525&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=1
BE,"The Grey-headed Woodpecker Picus canus, a nesting species that is disappearing from Belgium. Analysis of population trends for the period 2008-2017
In Belgium the Grey-headed Woodpecker Picus canus has always been thought to be a rare and localized nesting species that is found only in Wallonia. The present article presents an analysis of recent changes in the populations of this species that have occurred since the surveys conducted between 2001 and 2007 for the Atlas of Nesting Birds of Wallonia. Analysis of the available data shows that over the period 2008-2017 there has been a marked decrease in numbers and a contraction of the area occupied. These results are placed in the wider European context with a particular emphasis on trends in neighbouring areas. Various hypotheses are advanced to explain the decrease observed in Wallonia; in particular the role played by the climate; the competition with the Green Woodpecker Picus viridis; the limited availability of suitable habitats and also disturbance by mankind.",2017,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1520&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=
BE,"Natura 2000 species in Wallonia: what has happened for breeding bird populations since the designation of sites?
In Wallonia, the Natura 2000 Network comprises 240 sites and a total of 220 000 ha, covering a wide range of natural environments. The aim of the Network is to provide special protection for heritage habitats and species, known as ""Natura 2000"", which include in particular 43 species of breeding birds, designated under the ""Birds"" Directive 2009/147/EC. At the time when the site boundaries were first decided in 2002, an estimate was made of the populations of the Natura 2000 bird species at each site. In 2015, these estimates were updated using a wide range of data sources, ranging from specific surveys to websites that collect observation records. The present article gives an analysis of this new set of estimates. Since 2002, eight new Natura 2000 breeding bird species have been recorded in the Network in Wallonia, and two have been lost. In general, the populations of the main Natura 2000 species are well covered by the Walloon Network; only nine species show less than 50 % of their breeding pairs inside the Network. Across the Natura 2000 Network in Wallonia, few population trends diverge from the trends described for the same species in the neighbouring countries. Among those diverging situations, most worrying is the relatively poor condition of populations of species that are associated with reedbeds (i.e. Eurasian Bittern Botaurus stellaris, Little Bittern Ixobrychus minutus). On the other hand, current situation is positive for several rare species associated with open areas – especially moors and peat bogs – in the Ardennes. Here, there are both new populations of some species (Eurasian Teal Anas crecca, Wryneck Jynx torquilla) and stable populations of other species whose populations in neighbouring parts are on the point of collapse (Great Grey Shrike Lanius excubitor, Whinchat Saxicola rubetra). It is therefore essential that the substantial efforts of habitat restoration in the Ardennes should continue.",2017,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1517&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=1
BE,"Breeding birds in Wallonia in 2015 
The annual report for 2015 is dedicated to the nesting in Wallonia of some sixty uncommon species. The Great White Egret Casmerodius albus, the Mediterranean Gull Larus melanocephalus and the Pygmy Owl Glaucidium passerinum are now confirmed as Wallonian nesting birds. Some other species, such as the Eurasian Spoonbill Platalea leucorodia seem to be almost established (attempt failed), but have suffered some breeding problems. Attention is drawn to the continuation or improvement of the nesting status of some remarkable species – such as the Eurasian Teal Anas crecca and the Red kite Milvus milvus and the Black kite M. migrans. But for most of the species, negative changes predominate; nearing critical levels in, amongst others, the Black Grouse Tetrao tetrix and the Hazel Grouse Bonasa bonasia.",2016,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1489&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=1
BE,"Breeding birds in Wallonia in 2013 and 2014 
A seasonal report is from now dedicated to observations of less common species breeding in Wallonia. This report presents the breeding period of 2013 and 2014 for about seventy species. The regional avifauna has been enriched by a new breeding species: the Mediterranean Gull Larus melanocephalus.The Great White Egret Casmerodius albus and the Pygmy Owl Glaucidium passerinum are confirmed as Wallonian species.Other species that seem likely to establish include the Eurasian Spoonbill Platalea leucorodia and Glossy Ibis Plegadis falcinellus. Attention is also drawn to the persistence and/or increase of certain other species. These include, for instance, the Eurasian Teal Anas crecca (which is supported by the restoration work by LIFE in the Hautes-Fagnes), the six species of ardeidae nesting at Harchies, the Black Kite Milvus migrans and the Red Kite Milvus milvus, the Wryneck Jynx torquilla, the Wood Lark Lullula arborea and the Common Raven Corvus corax.Unfortunately, negative trends prevail. Species whose numbers have sunk to critical levels include Black Grouse Tetrao tetrix, Hazel Grouse Bonasa bonasia, Corn Crake Crex crex (none of which been seen in 2014) and the Grey-headed Woodpecker Picus canus. Others are clearly endangered species (for example, Common Gull Larus canus and Great Grey Shrike Lanius excubitor).There was no recent breeding evidence of such emblematic species as the Eurasian Bittern Botaurus stellaris, Spotted Crake Porzana porzana, Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago, or Short-eared Owl Asio flammeus.",2015,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1467&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=1
BE,"Results of the winter censuses of waterbirds in Wallonia and Brussels area (Belgium) in 2016-2017 
In 2016-2017, the weather for the censuses of water birds was relatively cold in January but otherwise fairly mild. The low rainfall probably had some effects on the presence of particular species of wet meadows and mudflats, such as Snipe Gallinago gallinago. There were relatively low numbers of many species, including those of birds from nordic countries. The numbers of Pochards Aythya ferina, mergansers, Great Crested Grebes Podiceps cristatus and Snipe are among the lowest recorded in the last few decades. This year, there was again some overwintering – at least partial – of bitterns and of several species of heron recently recorded as breeding species (Cattle Egret Bubulcus ibis, Night Heron Nycticorax nycticorax, Little Egret Egretta garzetta).",2017,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1519&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=1
BE,"Results of the winter waterbirds censuses in Wallonia and Brussels area (Belgium) in 2015-2016
 
The 2015-2016 census of waterbirds took place in late autumn and during a mild and rainy winter. The numbers of many species were quite low; the weather conditions did not favour an influx of migratory species from Nordic areas and the fact that many open-water habitats remained free of ice allowed those birds already present to disperse rather widely. Those same conditions also allowed numerous over-winterings of several species of ardeidae which have recently been confirmed as nesting species (Cattle Egret Bubulcus ibis, Night Heron Nycticorax nycticorax, Little Egret Egretta garzetta and Great White Egret Casmerodius albus).This article presents the results of the waterbirds counts in Wallonia and in the Brussels Capital Region during winter 2015-2016. Further information on the over-wintering is to be found here after in this issue of the Aves journal, in the chronique saisonnière",2016,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1497&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=1
BE,"Results of the winter waterbirds censuses in Wallonia and Brussels area (Belgium) in 2012-2013, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 
This article summarizes the results of three winters’ counts of water birds. The results generally confirm the long term trends previously described in the overview of 50 winters’ counts (Jacob et al., 2013). There was a continuing decline in the numbers of the main fish-eaters (Common Merganser Mergus merganser, Great Crested Grebe Podiceps cristatus, Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo, Grey Heron Ardea cinerea). The different trends in numbers of ducks, geese and swans also continued. In the Anatidae, for the first time, counts of Tufted Ducks Aythya fuligula exceeded those of Common Pochards Aythya ferina.",2015,https://www.aves.be/index.php?id=article_bulletin&tx_natbulletin_pi1[uid]=1486&tx_natbulletin_pi1[lang]=1
BE,Watervogels in Vlaanderen tijdens de winter 2013-2014. Results on the waterbird monitoring performed during the winter of 2013-2014,2015,https://purews.inbo.be/ws/files/11557271/Devos_etal_2015_VogelnieuwsDecember.pdf
BE,Watervogels in Vlaanderen tijdens de winter 2014-2015. With a first large-scale census in 1967 the waterbird counts is one of the longest-running monitoring projects in Flanders. The project in its current form - with six monthly counts in the period October to March - exists since 1979/80. This paper report on the results of the waterbird monitoring performed during the winter of 2014-2015,2015,https://purews.inbo.be/ws/files/11557271/Devos_etal_2015_VogelnieuwsDecember.pdf
BG,"The 38-th Mid-Winter Waterfowl Census in the period 17-19.01.2014.
As a result of the census in 2014 a total of 221 133 individuals have been identified, which is 58% less than in 2013 when the number of wintering waterfowl has been 531 087. The most numerous species for 2014 have been: the Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos - 51 065 individuals), the Common Coot (Fulica atra – 48 546 individuals), the Common Pochard (Aythya ferina – 31 719 individuals), the Greater White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons – 21 726 individuals) and the Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo – 17 466 individuals). Compared to 2013 a decrease of 58% in the number of waterfowl birds has been observed in 2014. The number of observed cormorants has been 42% less than that observed in 2013, the observed representatives of families Podicipedidae and Gaviidae have been 58% less, the herons have been retained their numbers; the  total number of representatives of genera Anas, Aythya and Mergus have been totally 58% less; the representatives of genus Anser have been nearly 80% less and the representatives of family Charadriidae have been 59%  more than in 2013. In 2014 the observed pelicans have been 70% more, swans have been 5% more and gulls (Laridae) have been 52% less than in 2013.",2016,http://eea.government.bg/bg/soer/2014/biodiversity-nem/biologichno-raznoobrazie
BG,"The 39-th Mid-Winter Waterfowl Census in the period 16-18.01.2015.
As a result of the Census in 2015 a total of 237 656 individuals have been identified which is 7% more than in 2014 when the number of wintering  waterfowl birds have been 221 133 but with 45% less than in 2013 when this number has been 531 087. The most numerous species for 2015 have been: the Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos - 70 125 individuals), the Greater White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons – 46 062 individuals),  the Common Coot (Fulica atra – 45 366 individuals), the Yellow-legged Gull (Larus michahellis – 9224 individuals), the Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo – 7 588 individuals) and the Common Pochard (Aythya ferina – 6 973 individuals). In the last few years, there has also been noted a shift of the peaks in the numbers of some waterfowl - mainly geese, ducks and pochards. Due to temperature changes during the winter period and within January, the peaks in the numbers of waterfowl are not always during the period of the Mid-winter census, but are recorded immediately before or after it. Nevertheless in some cases the decline in the number is also as a result of the decline in the population of some species.",2017,http://eea.government.bg/bg/soer/2015/biodiversity-nem/promyana-v-chislenostta-i-sastoyanie-na-zimuvashtite-vodolyubivi-ptitsi-v-balgariya
BG,"The 40-th Mid-Winter Waterfowl Census  in the period 14-17.01.2016.
As a result of the Census in 2016 a total of 288 128 individuals have been identified which is more than the observed 237 656 individuals in 2015 and the observed 221 133 individuals in 2014. For  the previous five years only in 2013 the count has been higher – 531 087 individuals. The most numerous species for 2016 have been: the Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos - 79 079 individuals), the Greater White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons – 43 693 individuals) and the Common Pochard (Aythya ferina – 15 333 individuals). The low-numbered Anseriformes are the Greater Scaup (Aythya marila) - 1 individual, Common Eider (Somateria mollissima) - 1 individual and Lesser White-fronted Goose (Anser erythropus) - 2 individuals.",2018,http://eea.government.bg/bg/soer/2016/biodiversity-nem/promyana-v-chislenostta-i-sastoyanie-na-zimuvashtite-vodolyubivi-ptitsi-v-balgariya
BG,"The 41-th Mid-Winter Waterfowl Census in the period 12-16.01.2017.
As a result of the Census in 2017 a total of 670 236 individuals from 8 orders have been identified which is much more than the observed 288 128 individuals in 2016 and the observed 237 656 individuals in 2015. This is the highest number of wintering waterfowl that has been counted in Bulgaria during the Mid-Winter Waterfowl Censuses in the last 20 years. Anseriformes has been the group of wintering birds with the highest numbers and number of species during the winter season - during the 41-th Mid-Winter Census have been recorded 581 338 individuals from 30 species. The most numerous species for 2017 have been: the Greater White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons – 452 494 individuals), the Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos - 52 351 individuals) and the Red-breasted Goose (Branta ruficollis – 46 822 individuals). The low-numbered Anseriformes have been the Common Eider (Branta leucopsis) (a vagrant bird for the country with less than 10 observations so far), the Lesser White-fronted Goose (Anser erythropus) and the Common Scoter (Melanitta nigra) with 1 individual each, also Bean Goose (Anser fabalis) and the Garganey (Spatula querquedula) with 2 individuals each. During the 41-th Mid-Winter Waterfowl  Census have been identified and the both species of pelicans that can be met in Bulgaria – Dalmatian Pelican (Pelecanus crispus) -  871 individuals and the Great White Pelican (Pelecanus onocrotalus) – 1 individual.",2019,http://eea.government.bg/bg/soer/2017/biodiversity-nem/promyana-v-chislenostta-i-sastoyanie-na-zimuvashtite-vodolyubivi-ptitsi-v-balgariya
BG,"Index and status assessment of the common birds in Bulgaria in the period 2005-2017. 
The assessment of the status includes a thirteen-year period (2005-2017) and the results are based on real bird observations in 1x1 km sampling plots. The bird species that have been evaluated are divided into three groups according to their habitats: birds of agricultural lands, birds of forests and birds of other habitat types. Of all 76 bird species that have been evaluated in 2017 the populations of 16% have declined, the populations of 25% have increased, the populations of 25% have been stable and those with an undefined trend have been 34%. The data for 50 common bird species (18 species of the agricultural lands, 12 forest species and 20 species of other habitats) have been used for the calculation of the index of common birds. The baseline year is 2005 (100%). The overall trend for the period 2005-2017 is increasing in the numbers by 11%. This is due entirely to the positive trends of the forest species and the birds of the other habitat types. The highly unfavorable tendency of the species inhabiting the agricultural lands (-27%) persists.",2019, http://eea.government.bg/bg/soer/2017/biodiversity-nem/biologichno-raznoobrazie
BG,"The 37-th Mid-Winter Waterfowl Census in the period 12-13.01.2013.
The Mid-Winter Waterfowl Census is conducted annually in Bulgaria (incl. during the reporting period) in the middle of January. Over 112 wintering species are covered (all wintering waterfowl species in Bulgaria) and about 206 wetlands in various locations throughout the country (Kostadinova, Dereliev, 2001).
As a result of the census in 2013 a total of 530 588 individuals have been identified, which is 20% less than in 1997 when the number of wintering birds has been 664 133. The most numerous species for 2013 have been: the Greater White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons - 323 840 individuals), the Red-breasted Goose (Branta ruficollis - 54 523 individuals), the Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos - 50 799 individuals) and the Common Coot (Fulica atra - 30 058 individuals). In 2013 the number of the observed cormorants has been 9% less than that observed in 2012, the representatives of families Podicipedidae and Gaviidae  have been 26% less, the representatives of family Ardeidae have been 11% less; the total number of representatives of genera Anas, Aythya and Mergus have been 11% less; the representatives of genus Anser have been nearly 80% more and the representatives of family Charadriidae 59% less than in 2012. In 2013 the observed pelicans have been 47% more, swans have been 62% more and gulls (Laridae) have been 26% more than in 2012.",2015,http://eea.government.bg/bg/soer/2013/biodiversity-nem/biologichno-raznoobrazie
CY,"Proceedings of the Griffon Vulture Conference 6-8 March 2013. The Griffon Vulture Gyps fulvus in Cyprus and the GYPAS Project, first efforts to save the Griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus) in Cyprus, recommended practice in census and monitoring techniques, the example of  Griffon Vultures reintroductions in France, conservation, mortality factor and survival of the Griffon vultures in Israel & the Middle East, vulture conservation in Bulgaria, Crete, as well as vulture Action Plans in Europe, the main threats to vultures in Europe today, legal measures to protect vultures in Europe, including EU regulations for vulture feeding stations.",2013,"Proceedings of the Griffon Vulture Conference 6-8 March 2013, Birdlife BirdLife Cyprus, Cyprus."
CY,Important Bird Areas of Cyprus. Includes population estimations for all species considered important for the IBAs of Cyprus.,2014,"Hellcar, M.A., V. Anastasi, D. Beton & R. Snape. BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia."
CY,"2013 Annual Bird Report. The report includes the birdwatching checklist, sightings of rare species, articles on the first record of (Asian) Buff-bellied Pipit Anthus rubescens japonicus in Cyprus, the occurrence of the Southern Grey Shrike Lanius meridionalis, an overview of BirdLife Cyprus Monitoring Programmes for 2013, the BirdLife Cyprus Ringing Scheme Annual Ringing Report for 2013, as well as the recoveries of Ringed Birds in Cyprus up to 2013",2014,"Stylianou, J., S. Christodoulides, J. Neal, C. Richardson & C. Stavrou (eds). BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia."
CY,"Final Progress Report of the Project for the establishment of a Common Birds Index (CBI) and a Farmland Birds Index (FBI) for Cyprus, 2012-2014. The report was put together, for the establishment of a volunteer- based field recording scheme (Common Bird Monitoring Scheme – CBMS) that has provided the data for the population trend analysis needed to generate the Common Birds Index (CBI) and Farmland Birds Index (FBI) for Cyprus",2014,"Hellicar, M. BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia"
CY,"Winter bird surveys in Cyprus, 2007–2016. Analysis of the population trends. Surveys were conducted on an annual basis, January to February, along fifty-five road transects, covering a total length of 488.8 km. The publication includes analysis of population trends for twenty selected species",2015,"Kassinis, N. & C. Mammides. Bird Census News 29(1-2): 37-45."
CY,"2014 Annual Bird Report. The report includes the birdwatching checklist, sightings of rare species, articles on the first record of Striated Heron Butorides striata brevipes , two breeding records of Eurasian Hobby in Paphos, the status of the Laughing Dove Streptopelia senegalensis In Cyprus, the Common Chiffchaffs Phylloscopus collybita at Ezousas (Acheleia) Soakaways, visitors at Inland Sites in Western Cyprus, an overview of BirdLife Cyprus Monitoring Programmes for 2014, as well as the BirdLife Cyprus Ringing Scheme Annual Ringing Report for 2014",2015,"Stylianou, J., S. Christodoulides, J. Neal, C. Papazogolou & C. Stavrou (eds). BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia"
CY,"Preparation of Conservation Targets & Management Plans for the Special Protection Areas (SPAs) in Cyprus. The project’s main actions included: the elaboration of the Favourable Reference Values (FRVs) and the Target Values for the SPA trigger species, risk analysis of the threats, the establishment of general and Special Conservation Objectives for each site, the conducting of public awareness as well as consultations for all SPAs, and finally the elaboration of 30 Management Plans  for all 30 SPAs in Cyprus",2016,http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/wildlife/wildlife_new.nsf/web35_gr/web35_gr?OpenDocument
CY,"2015 Annual Bird Report. The report includes the birdwatching checklist, sightings of rare species, articles on the first record of Lesser Flamingo Phoeniconaias minor for Cyprus, using geolocators on Cyprus Wheatears Oenanthe cypriaca, the diet of Red-footed Falcons Falco vespertinus at Anarita Park, the autumn bird numbers in Western Cyprus, an overview of BirdLife Cyprus Monitoring Programmes for 2015, as well as the BirdLife Cyprus Ringing Scheme Annual Ringing Report for 2015",2016,"Stylianou, J., S. Christodoulides, J. Neal, C. Papazogolou & C. Stavrou (eds). BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia"
CY,"Survival and dispersal of the Cyprus Wheatear Oenanthe cypriaca, an endemic migrant",2016,"Xenophontos, M. & W. Cresswell.  Journal of Ornithology 157: 707-719"
CY,"Ten years of the BirdLife Cyprus Common Birds Monitoring Scheme (CBMS), 2006-2015: Population trends and population size estimates for Cyprus common breeding birds. The CBMS monitors three indexes: the Common Birds Index, with 40-common species for Cyprus, the Farmland Birds Index, a sub-set of 25 bird species that are largely dependent on farmland in Cyprus, and the Forest Birds Index, a sub-set of 17 bird species that are largely dependent on pine forests",2016,"Hellicar, M. BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia"
CY,"Tracking Cyprus Wheatears Oenanthe cypriaca with geolocators. In 2014, 12 male Cyprus Wheatears were fitted with geolocators at breeding sites in Cyprus to investigate migration routes and wintering locations. Only one of these birds was re- trapped in the next breeding season, although in total 3 were observed the following year",2017,"Papazoglou, C., A. Crabtree, P. Panayides, F. Ioulianou & G. Conway. Sandgrouse 39: 130-137"
CY,Cyprus Wheatears Oenanthe cypriaca likely reach sub-Saharan African wintering grounds in a single migratory flight,2017,"Xenophontos, M., E. Blackburn & W. Cresswell. Journal of Avian Biology 48: 529-535"
CY,"Game Bag Statistics 2017-2018. The survey is based on phone questionnaire data for the estimation of bag size for every main game species in Cyprus, as well as the typical hunter’s behaviour (i.e. average bag size and excursion number per hunter etc.). The 2017-2018 Report contains data from previous years, therefore it covers data for years 2013-2018",2018,"Game & Fauna Service, Ministry of Interior, Nicosia"
CY,"2016 Annual Bird Report. The report includes the birdwatching checklist, sightings of rare species, first records of Brown-necked Raven, articles on Rustic Bunting and Oriental Turtle Dove for Cyprus, status of Audouin’s Gull Larus audouinii Colony , an overview of the BirdLife Cyprus Monitoring Programmes for 2016 , notes on the breeding biology of the European Roller Coracias garrulus in Western Cyprus, the patterns of Incidence of Troodos Song Birds at Rainwater Source, as well as  the BirdLife Cyprus Ringing Scheme Annual Ringing Report for 2016",2017,"Stylianou, J., S. Christodoulides, J. Neal & C. Stavrou (eds). BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia"
CY,"Final Progress Report of the Project for the establishment of a Common Birds Index (CBI) and a Farmland Birds Index (FBI) for Cyprus, 2006-2017",2017,"Ieronymidou, Ch., BirdLife Cyprus, Nicosia"
CY,"Ongoing Monitoring of Audouin's Gull in Cyprus. Each year during the breeding season the Kleides islets are monitored by boat, to count the number of adults and nests of Audouin’s Gulls, Yellow-legged Gull Larus michahelis, and Mediterranean Shag Phalacrocorax aristotelis desmarestii. This programme contributes data to an international Action Plan for Audouin’s Gull",2018,https://birdlifecyprus.org/audouins-gull
CZ,Monitoring of the Birds Directive Annex I species and SPAs during the years 2008–2010 in the Czech Republic,2015,"Hora J., Cihák K., Kucera Z., eds. (2015): Monitoring druhu prílohy I smernice o ptácích a ptacích oblastí v letech  2008–2010. Príroda 33, Agentura ochrany prírody a krajiny CR. 492 pp. ISBN 978-80-88076-18-6
www.ochranaprirody.cz/res/archive/370/057173.pdf?seek=1507124383"
CZ,Monitoring of the Birds Directive Annex I species and SPAs during the years 2011–2013 in the Czech Republic,2018,"Hora J., Kucera Z., Nemec M., Vojtechovská E., eds. (2018): Monitoring druhu prílohy I smernice o ptácích a ptacích oblastí v letech  2011–2013. Príroda 38, Agentura ochrany prírody a krajiny CR. 465 pp. ISBN 978-80-88076-84-1"
DE,"Vogelmonitoring in Deutschland:
Darstellung von Geschichte, Grundlagen, Anlass und Zielen des Monitorings, Vorstellung der wichtigsten Monitoringprogramme: Monitoring häufiger Brutvögel, Monitoring seltener Brutvögel, Monitoring rastender Wasservögel, Monitoring von Vögeln in Schutzgebieten, Organisation des Monitorings, insbesonder Bedeutung ehrenamtlicher Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter, Informationen zum Brutvogelatlas und zu ornitho.de",2012,"Sudfeldt, C., Dröschmeister, R., Wahl, J., Berlin, K., Gottschall, T., Grüneberg, C., Mitschke, A. & Trautmann, S. (2012): Vogelmonitoring in Deutschland: Programme und Anwendungen. Naturschutz und Biologische Vielfalt 119, Bundesamt für Naturschutz, Bonn: 255 S."
DE,"Vögel in Deutschland - Erfassung rastender Wasservögel: Überblick über die Monitoringprogramme zu Zug- und Rastvögeln in Deutschland inkl. ornitho.de, Indikator 'Artenvielfalt und Landschaftsqualität'",2017,"Wahl, J., R. Dröschmeister, C. König, T. Langgemach & C. Sudfeldt (2017): Vögel in Deutschland - Erfassung rastender Wasservögel. DDA, BfN, LAG VSW, Münster."
DK,Fugle 2016 (Birds 2016),2018,https://dce2.au.dk/pub/SR261.pdf
DK,Overvågning af de almindelige fuglearter i Danmark 1975-2017,2018,http://www.dof.dk/images/projekter/punkttaelling/dokumenter/Aarsrapport_for_Punkttaellingsprogrammet_2017.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la Conservación de la pardela balear (Puffinus mauretanicus),2005,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/pbl_estrategia_pardela_balear_tcm30-194770.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la conservación del águila imperial ibérica (Aquila adalberti) en España y Portugal,2018,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/estrategiaconservacionaguilaimperial_es_pt_tcm30-468403.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la conservación de la cerceta pardilla (Marmaronetta angustirostris),2013,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/pbl_estrategia_cerceta_focha_malvasia_tcm30-197259.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la conservación de la focha moruna (Fulica cristata),2013,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/pbl_estrategia_cerceta_focha_malvasia_tcm30-197259.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la conservación de la malvasía cabeciblanca (Oxyura leucocephala),2013,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/pbl_estrategia_cerceta_focha_malvasia_tcm30-197259.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la conservación del quebrantahuesos (Gypaetus barbatus),2001,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/pbl_estrategia_quebrantahuesos_tcm30-197319.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la conservación del urogallo cantábrico (Tetrao urogallus cantabricus),2004,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/pbl_estrategia_urogallo_cantabrico_tcm30-197267.pdf
ES,Estrategia para la conservación del urogallo pirenaico (Tetrao urogallus aquitanicus),2004,https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/publicaciones/pbl_conserv_urogallo_pirenaico_tcm30-194778.pdf
ES,Población invernante y reproductora en 2014 y método de censo,2015,https://www.seo.org/boletin/seguimiento/censos/40%20milano%20real/
ES,El buitre negro en España. Población reproductora en 2017 y método de censo.,2017,https://www.seo.org/boletin/seguimiento/censos/45%20buitre%20negro/html5forpc.html?page=0&bbv=1&pcode=
ES,El sisón común en España. II Censo Nacional (2016),2018,https://www.seo.org/boletin/seguimiento/censos/47%20sison%20comun/html5forpc.html?page=0&bbv=1&pcode=
ES,La cigüeña negra en España. Población reproductora en 2017 y método de censo.,2018,https://www.seo.org/boletin/seguimiento/censos/44%20ciguena%20negra/html5forpc.html?page=0&bbv=1&pcode=
ES,El escribano palustre en España y Portugal. Población reproductora en 2015 y método de censo.,2018,https://www.seo.org/boletin/seguimiento/censos/43%20escribano%20palustre/html5forpc.html?page=0&bbv=1&pcode=
ES,El cormorán grande en España. Población reproductora e invernante en 2012-2013 y método de censo.,2013,https://www.seo.org/boletin/seguimiento/censos/39%20cormoran%20grande/html5forpc.html?page=0&bbv=1&pcode=
ES,Programas de seguimiento y grupos de trabajo de SEO/BirdLife 2018. SEO/BirdLife. Madrid.,2019,https:doi.org/10.31170/0073
FI,"Pesimälintujen linja- ja pistelaskenta, vesilintulaskenta, saaristolintulaskenta",2017,https://www.luomus.fi/fi/linnustonseuranta
IE,N/A,2019,N/A
IT,"Progetto MITO2000. La finalità primaria del Progetto MITO2000 è l’ottenimento di indici di popolazione nell’ambito di progetti di portata nazionale per singole specie o aggregati di specie comuni nidificanti, allo scopo di monitorare gli andamenti nel tempo delle popolazioni ornitiche in Italia nell’ambito del programma Pan European Common Bird Monitoring promosso dallo European Bird Census Council.",2015,https://mito2000.it/
IT,"Rete Rurale Nazionale & LIPU (2015). Uccelli comuni in Italia. Aggiornamento degli andamenti di popolazione e del Farmland Bird Index per la Rete Rurale Nazionale dal 2000 al 2014. LIPU, 16 pp",2014,https://www.reterurale.it/flex/cm/pages/ServeBLOB.php/L/IT/IDPagina/15032
IT,Censimenti nazionali degli uccelli acquatici svernanti nell’ambito del progetto IWC (International Waterbird Census),2014,"Zenatello M., Baccetti N., Borghesi F., 2014. Risultati dei censimenti degli uccelli acquatici svernanti in Italia. Distribuzione, stima e trend delle popolazioni nel 2001-2010. ISPRA, Serie Rapporti, 206/2014. http://www.isprambiente.gov.it/files/pubblicazioni/rapporti/R_206_14_Uccelli_acquatici_svernanti_def.pdf"
IT,Progetto MonitRing – Monitoraggio annuale dell’abbondanza e dei movimenti dei Passeriformi applicando procedure standard in un set di stazioni di inanellamento.,2018,no reference
IT,Progetto Alpi: Monitoraggio dei movimenti postriproduttivi e dell’abbondanza dei Passeriformi attraverso le Alpi Italiane applicando procedure standard in un set di stazioni di inanellamento.,2018,no reference
LT,"""Europos Bendrijos svarbos paukšciu rušiu monitoringo metodikos"". This publication presents monitoring methods for breeding bird species and stocks of migratory bird species of European Community interest.",2016,"Raudonikis, L., Riauba, G., Brazaitis, G., Cerkauskas, A., Dagys, M., Morkunas, J., Pakštyte, E., Pranaitis, A., Preikša, Ž., Skuja, S., Stanevicius, V., Vaitkuviene, D., 2016. Europos Bendrijos svarbos paukšciu rušiu monitoringo metodikos. Vilnius, Aplinkos apsaugos agentura, Valstybine saugomu teritoriju tarnyba prie Aplinkos ministerijos, Lietuvos ornitologu draugija. https://gamtosknyga.lt/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/METODIKOS_PAST_2016_Spaudai.pdf?x13947"
LT,"Europos bendrijos svarbos paukšciu rušiu, kuriu apsaugai butina steigti teritorijas, bukles ivertinimas",2013,http://gamta.lt/files/Pauksciu_monitoringo_ataskaita.pdf
LT,"Europos bendrijos svarbos paukšciu rušiu, kuriu apsaugai butina steigti teritorijas, bukles ivertinimas",2014,http://gamta.lt/files/GTC_Monitoringo_ataskaita_VIII%20dalis%202014_pauksciai.doc
LT,"Europos bendrijos svarbos paukšciu rušiu, kuriu apsaugai butina steigti teritorijas, bukles ivertinimas",2015,http://gamta.lt/files/pauksciai%20IX%20dalis1462271163551.pdf
LU,Regulus - Wissenschaftliche Berichte - ISSN 1727-088X,2018,https://www.luxnatur.lu/lnvlwb.htm
LV,"Countrywide monitoring of the common birds. Each year, non-specific census of breeding birds (all breeding species are recorded) are carried out on approximately 50 plots. Population trends data for 106 most common breeding bird species in Latvia are obtained.",2018,"Aunins A., Mardega I. 2018. [Countrywide monitoring of the common birds. Final report for the year 2018.] (in Latvian) Latvian Ornithological society: https://www.daba.gov.lv/upload/File/DOC_MON/MON_ATSK_18_Dienas_putnu_fona.pdf"
LV,"Countrywide monitoring of the night active birds in farmland. The main target species of this monitoring is Concrace (Crex crex), but data are collected for 10 other bird species active at night. The monitoring is carried out on approximately 40 plots throughout Latvia.",2018,Keišs O. 2018. [Countrywide monitoring of the night active birds in farmland. Final report for the year 2018.] (in Latvian) Latvian Ornithological society: https://www.daba.gov.lv/upload/File/DOC_MON/MON_ATSK_18_naktsputni_lauksaimn_zemes_uzskaite.pdf
LV,Background monitoring scheme for Birds of Prey and Owls. This monitoring collects data on the 18 species of Birds of Prey and 9 owl species. Monitoring is carried out on approximately 20 plots.,2018,"Avotins jun., A., Reihmanis, J. 2018. [Background monitoring scheme for Birds of Prey and Owls in Latvia. Final report for the year 2018.] (in Latvian) Latvian Ornithological society: https://www.daba.gov.lv/upload/File/DOC_MON/MON_ATSK_18_Plesigo_putnu_fona.pdf"
LV,Counts of wintering waterfowl at the seacoast and in the inland water bodies. These counts are carried out annually within the framework of Wetlands International Waterbird Census.,2018,Stipniece A. 2018. [Wintering waterfowl counts in the inland water bodies. Final report for the year 2018.] (in Latvian). Latvian Ornithological society: https://www.daba.gov.lv/upload/File/DOC_MON/MON_ATSK_18_ziemojoso_udensputnu_uzskaite.pdf
RO,Monitoring of the Lesser White-fronted Goose in Romania,2017," Todorov, E. 2017: Monitoring of the Lesser White-fronted Goose in Romania in 2012-2016. Pp. 149-153 in Vougioukalou, M., Kazantzidis, S. & Aarvak, T. (Eds.) Safeguarding the Lesser White-fronted Goose Fennoscandian population at key staging and wintering sites. Special publication. LIFE+10 NAT/GR/000638 Project. HOS/BirdLife Greece, HAOD/Forest Research Institute, NOF/BirdLife Norway report no. 2017-2."
RO,Monitoring of wintering Red Breasted Goose in Romania,2018,"Iliev, M., Todorov, E., Rusev, I., Petkov, N. Monitoring of wintering geese along the Western Black Sea coast 2017-2018. Technical Report within the framework of the project LIFE16/NAT/BG/000847 – “Conservation of the Red-breasted Goose along the Global Flyway”."
RO,Monitoring of Dalmatian and Great White Pelicans in Romania,2015,"Catsadorakis, G., O. Onmus, S. Bugariu, O. Gül, D. Hatzilacou, O. Hatzofe, M. Malakou, T. Michev, T. Naziridis, H. Nikolaou, A. Rudenko, D. Saveljic, S. Shumka, M. Siki & A.J. Crivelli (2015). Current status of the Dalmatian Pelican and the Great White Pelican of the Black Sea / Mediterranean flyway. Endangered Species Research 27: 119-130."
RO,Monitoring of the Saker Falcon in Western Romania,2019,"Hegyeli Zs., Bagyura J., Barbos L.,Daróczi J. Sz., Fülöp A., Marton A., Prommer M., Zeitz R., Nagy A. (2019). A kerecsensólyom (Falco cherrug) helyzete Románia nyugati részén, Heliaca, Vol 15., p: 22-31"
RO,Monitoring of the Red-footed Falcon in Western Romania and Transylvania,2018,"Nagy A. Conservation of the Red-Footed Falcon in Western Romania, In Palatitz P., Solt Sz., Fehérvári P. (Eds.), 2018. The Blue Vesper. Ecology and Conservation of the Red-footed Falcon, Budapest, MME.

Hegyeli Zs., Daróczi J. Sz., Conservation of the Red-Footed Falcon in the Transylvanian Basin, In Palatitz P., Solt Sz., Fehérvári P. (Eds.), 2018. The Blue Vesper. Ecology and Conservation of the Red-footed Falcon, Budapest, MME."
