Bioecology of birds of Göründü marshes (Van)
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This research was carried out in Göründü Marshes within the borders of Van province between March 2023 and March 2024. As a result of the field studies, 71 bird species belonging to 28 families in 15 orders and were identified in research area and its surroundings. Of these species, 27 species were resident (% 38), 34 were summer visitors (% 48), 6 were winter visitor (% 8.4 ) and 4 (% 5.6) were transit migrants. The most dominant orders in the area were Passeriformes, Gruiformes Charadriiformes and Anseriformes while the dominance of Ciconiiformes, Falconiformes, Strigiformes and Bucerotiformes orders to be less. When the bird species recorded in Göründü Marshes were examined in terms of their danger status according to the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) criteria, it was seen that 1 species was in the VU "Vulnerable = Sensitive" category (Aythya ferina-common pochard) and 2 species were in the NT "Near Threatened" category (Vanellus vanellus-Northern lapwing and Limosa limosa-black tailed godwit). According to the Bern Convention, 44 of the bird species are listed in Annex II.
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Sinan Uzundemir
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Sinan Uzundemir (Master Thesis). Bioecology of birds of Göründü marshes (Van), 2025, Bitlis Eren University.
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