{"id":14428,"date":"2011-10-25T14:24:06","date_gmt":"2011-10-25T11:24:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/localhost\/2011\/10\/25\/the-results-of-the-ii-romanian-ornithological-marathon\/"},"modified":"2011-10-25T14:24:06","modified_gmt":"2011-10-25T14:24:06","slug":"the-results-of-the-ii-romanian-ornithological-marathon","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/milvus.ro\/en\/the-results-of-the-ii-romanian-ornithological-marathon\/","title":{"rendered":"The results of the II. Romanian Ornithological Marathon"},"content":{"rendered":"\"\"<\/a>This year \u201dMilvus Group\u201d Bird and Nature Protection Association organized the II. Romanian Ornithological Marathon, which took place at Cefa Fishponds (Bihor County) between 21-23 October. 13 teams with 2-4 persons (totally 43 people) registered at the contest, but there were also participants who didn\u2019t register.\n\nThe marathon started on the 22nd <\/sup>at 10:00 AM and finished on the 23rd <\/sup>at 10:00 AM. During these 24 hours the participant teams registered all the species seen or heard in their field notebooks. Unfortunately the contest was organized in late autumn, the cloudy weather and the awhile rain showed their effect on the species list. Despite all these the 13 teams registered (saw or heard) 130 bird species. Between this number and the number of species observed by the winner team there is a difference of 37 species, which means that the winner team has seen only 71,5% of the totally observed species.\n\nFrom the evaluation of the results it turned out that during the marathon 22 out of the 130 species were seen by all 13 teams, which is 16,9% of the total species list. At the same time there were 26 species (20% of the total list) seen by only one of the teams.\n\nBeside the 130 species observed during the event there were two species (Common Crane and Marsh Tit) which were only seen by the organizers (Dar\u00f3czi J. Szil\u00e1rd, Nagy Attila and Sikl\u00f3di Attila).\n\nThe competition between the first three teams was a very close one, the difference between the observed species being only one. The difference in the registered species number is more obvious between the third and fourth teams, and it is 11 species.\n\nFrom the 130 observed species two species are considered rarities for the country: Pectoral Sandpiper (Calidris melanotos<\/em>) and European Herring Gull (Larus argentatus<\/em>) (http:\/\/rarebirds.hu\/showrecord.php?id=2613<\/a>). At the end of the contest the organizers decided that the prize for the best species, a painting of a European Roller, would be given to \u00d6lvedi Szil\u00e1rd<\/a>, who found the Pectoral Sandpiper. The European Herring Gull was found by the winner team.\n\nDuring the event several species were observed by the participants which are considered locally interesting or sparse species for the territory: Whooper Swan<\/em>, Black-throated Loon<\/em>, Squacco Heron<\/em>, Peregrine Falcon<\/em>, Jack Snipe<\/em>, Lesser Black-backed Gull<\/em>, Black Woodpecker<\/em>, Woodlark<\/em>, Red-throated Pipit<\/em> and Firecrest<\/em>.\n\nHereinafter we present the results of the registered teams. The first number indicates the total number of registered species by the participant team, while the second number shows the number of species only heard, not seen.\n\n \n
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  1. The Handicaps<\/strong>: Dehelean Luca, Gy\u00e9k\u00e9ny Gertr\u00fad, Sandu Andreea – 93\/2<\/a><\/li>\n \t
  2. \u201cBirdy\u201d<\/strong>: F\u00fcl\u00f6p Attila, M\u00e1th\u00e9 Orsolya, \u00d6lvedi Szil\u00e1rd, V\u00e1g\u00e1si I. Csongor – 92\/4<\/li>\n \t
  3. Trinitas<\/strong>: Incze Anna, Kiss R\u00e9ka Be\u00e1ta, Kov\u00e1cs Istv\u00e1n, Tam\u00e1s R\u00e9ka – 91\/5<\/li>\n \t
  4. Early Risers<\/strong>: Acz\u00e9l-Fridrich Zsuzsanna, Hegyeli Zsolt, Papp Judith, Papp Tam\u00e1s – 80\/3<\/li>\n \t
  5. The Family<\/strong>: Boz\u00f3 L\u00e1szl\u00f3, Boz\u00f3 Zolt\u00e1n, and the other members of the family – 74\/1<\/li>\n \t
  6. Los Rontos<\/strong>: Kastal \u00c1gnes, Patk\u00f3 Erika, Zeitz R\u00f3bert – 74\/6<\/li>\n \t
  7. Siskin<\/strong>: B\u0103rbos L\u0151rinc, Kiss Istv\u00e1n, P\u00e9ter \u00c1gota – 71\/3<\/li>\n \t
  8. Passer<\/strong>: Hajas-Schmotzer Anett, K\u00f3sa Ferenc, Pap P\u00e9ter L\u00e1szl\u00f3 – 66\/2<\/li>\n \t
  9. Kalotaszeg<\/strong>: B\u00f6ndi Erzs\u00e9bet, B\u00f6ndi L\u00e1szl\u00f3, Cs\u00e9p Antal – 64\/1<\/li>\n \t
  10. Luteus<\/strong>: Boto\u0219 Arthur, Vasiu Florin – 56\/2<\/li>\n \t
  11. Desert Larks<\/strong>: Magyari Istv\u00e1n, Miklos Zs\u00f3fia, Pusk\u00e1s Zsolt, Veres-Sz\u00e1szka Judit – 54\/1<\/li>\n \t
  12. Clangula<\/strong>: Kiss R\u00e9ka, Marton Attila, S\u00e1ndor Krisztina, Tank\u00f3 Gabriella – 54\/2<\/li>\n \t
  13. Yellowhammer<\/strong>: Andr\u00e1si Norbert, Nagy \u00c1gota – 36\/1<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nAlthough we evaluated the 12th <\/sup>best species list, their list was handed down after the end of the contest.\n\nThe territory was large enough with diverse habitats, so one could do observations on the fishponds, in forests, bushy areas and scrogs, moorland and different grasslands.\n\nHereinafter we present the list of species observed during the marathon. The number after the species name indicates the number of teams that observed the species (both heard and seen).\n\nWe thank every participant for taking part on this event and for playing fair, searching for birds assiduously. We accord special thanks and we congratulate the Boz\u00f3 family, who came from Hungary and became the 5th<\/sup> best team with only a few hours of observations.\n\nCongratulations to the winner teams (the first three) and to the finders of the two best species!\n\nWe also want to thank for they help for our partners too, the Cefa Natural Park\u2019s Administration and the Cefa Fishpond\u2019s Administration Pro-Acva S.A.\n\n \n
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    1. Cygnus olor \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    2. Cygnus cygnus \/ 10<\/li>\n \t
    3. Anser albifrons \/ 10<\/li>\n \t
    4. Anser anser \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    5. Anas penelope \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    6. Anas strepera \/ 10<\/li>\n \t
    7. Anas crecca \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    8. Anas platyrhynchos \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    9. Anas acuta \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    10. Anas querquedula \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    11. Anas clypeata \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    12. Netta rufina \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    13. Aythya ferina \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    14. Aythya nyroca \/ 10<\/li>\n \t
    15. Aythya fuligula \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    16. Bucephala clangula \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    17. Phasianus colchicus \/ 10<\/li>\n \t
    18. Gavia arctica \/ 2<\/li>\n \t
    19. Tachybaptus ruficollis \/ 11<\/li>\n \t
    20. Podiceps cristatus \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    21. Podiceps nigricollis \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    22. Phalacrocorax carbo \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    23. Phalacrocorax pygmeus \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    24. Botaurus stellaris \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    25. Ardeola ralloides \/ 5<\/li>\n \t
    26. Egretta garzetta \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    27. Egretta alba \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    28. Ardea cinerea \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    29. Haliaeetus albicilla \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    30. Circus aeruginosus \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    31. Circus cyaneus \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    32. Accipiter gentilis \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    33. Accipiter nisus \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    34. Buteo buteo \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    35. Falco tinnunculus \/ 10<\/li>\n \t
    36. Falco peregrinus \/ 7<\/li>\n \t
    37. Rallus aquaticus \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    38. Gallinula chloropus \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    39. Fulica atra \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    40. Pluvialis squatarola \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    41. Vanellus vanellus \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    42. Calidris minuta \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    43. Calidris alpina \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    44. Calidris melanotos \/ 1<\/strong><\/li>\n \t
    45. Philomachus pugnax \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    46. Lymnocryptes minimus \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    47. Gallinago gallinago \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    48. Limosa limosa \/ 7<\/li>\n \t
    49. Numenius arquata \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    50. Numenius phaeopus \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    51. Tringa erythropus \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    52. Tringa totanus \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    53. Tringa nebularia \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    54. Tringa ochropus \/ 4<\/li>\n \t
    55. Tringa glareola \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    56. Actitis hypoleucos \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    57. Hydrocoloeus minutus \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    58. Chroicocephalus ridibundus \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    59. Larus canus \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    60. Larus fuscus \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    61. Larus argentatus \/ 6<\/strong><\/li>\n \t
    62. Larus michahellis \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    63. Larus cachinnans \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    64. Sterna hirundo \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    65. Chlidonias hybridus \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    66. Columba livia f. domestica \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    67. Columba palumbus \/ 4<\/li>\n \t
    68. Streptopelia decaocto \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    69. Tyto alba \/ 2<\/li>\n \t
    70. Athene noctua \/ 5<\/li>\n \t
    71. Asio otus \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    72. Alcedo atthis \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    73. Picus canus \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    74. Picus viridis \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    75. Dryocopus martius \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    76. Dendrocopos major \/ 11<\/li>\n \t
    77. Dendrocopus syriacus \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    78. Dendrocopos medius \/ 5<\/li>\n \t
    79. Dendrocopos minor \/ 4<\/li>\n \t
    80. Lullula arborea \/ 2<\/li>\n \t
    81. Alauda arvensis \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    82. Hirundo rustica \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    83. Anthus trivialis \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    84. Anthus pratensis \/ 4<\/li>\n \t
    85. Anthus cervinus \/ 2<\/li>\n \t
    86. Anthus spinoletta \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    87. Motacilla flava \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    88. Motacilla alba \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    89. Troglodytes troglodytes \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    90. Prunella modularis \/ 2<\/li>\n \t
    91. Erithacus rubecula \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    92. Phoenicurus ochruros \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    93. Saxicola torquata \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    94. Turdus merula \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    95. Turdus pilaris \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    96. Turdus philomelos \/ 4<\/li>\n \t
    97. Turdus viscivorus \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    98. Sylvia atricapilla \/ 2<\/li>\n \t
    99. Phylloscopus collybita \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    100. Phylloscopus trochilus \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    101. Regulus regulus \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    102. Regulus ignicapilla \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    103. Panurus biarmicus \/ 11<\/li>\n \t
    104. Aegithalos caudatus \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    105. Cyanistes caeruleus \/  13<\/li>\n \t
    106. Parus major \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    107. Sitta europaea \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    108. Certhia familiaris \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    109. Remiz pendulinus \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    110. Lanius excubitor \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    111. Garrulus glandarius \/ 10<\/li>\n \t
    112. Pica pica \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    113. Corvus monedula \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    114. Corvus frugilegus \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    115. Corvus cornix \/ 7<\/li>\n \t
    116. Corvus corax \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    117. Sturnus vulgaris \/ 9<\/li>\n \t
    118. Passer domesticus \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    119. Passer montanus \/ 13<\/li>\n \t
    120. Fringilla coelebs \/ 11<\/li>\n \t
    121. Fringilla montifringilla \/ 3<\/li>\n \t
    122. Carduelis chloris \/ 5<\/li>\n \t
    123. Carduelis carduelis \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    124. Carduelis spinus \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    125. Carduelis cannabina \/ 8<\/li>\n \t
    126. Pyrrhula pyrrhula \/ 1<\/li>\n \t
    127. Coccothraustes coccothraustes \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    128. Emberiza citrinella \/ 6<\/li>\n \t
    129. Emberiza schoeniclus \/ 12<\/li>\n \t
    130. Miliaria calandra \/ 1<\/li>\n<\/ol>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"This year \u201dMilvus Group\u201d Bird and Nature Protection Association organized the II. 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