Sampling event Registered November 26, 2023
The results of birds census in Syvash region in August 1998
Description
The database includes records of 143 bird species at the Syvash wetland in 1998. Syvash is one of the unique wetlands of South-Eastern Europe, which has international significance as a place of migratory stops of waders on the Afro-Eurasian flyways. It is characterized by the large size of the territory (over 2,600 km2), rugged coastline and its long length (over 3,100 km). A high degree of landscape diversity (shallow waters, desalinated bays, floodplains, swamps, reed thickets, coastal cliffs, islands, spits, steppe areas, rice fields, fish breeding ponds, industrial sediments, agrocenoses) creates the necessary feeding and protective conditions for birds. The construction of two dams divided Sivash into three separate parts, which differ in hydrochemical conditions.
The counts at the Syvash in August 1998 were granted by the Netherlands' Ministry of Agriculture, Nature management and Fisheries and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MATRA Fund / Program International Nature Management (PIN)).
Geographic scope
- Description
The dataset covers Syvash wetland (Kherson region and Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Ukraine).
- Latitude
- From 45.218 to 46.335
- Longitude
- From 33.584 to 35.473
Temporal scope
- range
- August 06, 1998 - August 19, 1998
Taxonomic scope
- Description
The dataset consists of records of birds only (class: Aves).
- Coverage
- Animalia
Chordata
Aves
Methodology
- Sampling
Synchronous bird counts were carried out at the entire wetland before the start of hunting in August. 17 ornithologists who were divided into 4 groups participated in the surveys. The movement was carried out on 4 off-road vehicles.
Car, boat, pedestrian and spot counts were conducted. The water areas of small reservoirs were completely surveyed from the shore, large ones - from water transport. Linear accounting transects were carried out only in solid reed thickets. Observations were carried out with the help of 8-12x binoculars and 30-60x telescopes.
All aquatic birds, as well as birds of prey and swallows, were taken into account. Only birds that used this transit territory and did not fly over it in transit were counted. In order to avoid duplication or misunderstanding, accounting work began in the morning after the departure of the birds from their resting places and ended before the beginning of the evening migrations. Counting was carried out from an optimal distance that did not allow birds to be alarmed and, at the same time, allowed the observer to accurately determine their species and number.
The nomenclature follows the Catalog of Life.- Study extent
The basic method was the absolute recording of birds in the sectors of wetlands: previously, the entire territory of Syvash was divided into separate accounting territories, which were plotted on maps.
The coordinates of the centroid of each sector of the wetland are indicated as standard coordinates in the dataset table. In the coordinateUncertaintyInMeters field, the largest distance from the center of the plot to its borders is indicated. The coordinates of the plot center were determined in the free software QGIS, version 3.4.- Quality control
The authors of the dataset are fully responsible for the quality of the published data.
- Method steps
Conducting of a field survey within the previously chosen plot/wetland/land area according to the standard method.
Counting of the birds with simultaneous identification of species.
Creating maps of the records made.
Georeferencing and creating of the lists of registered species and specimens.
Organizing of the dataset according to the Darwin Core standards.
Bibliography
- Google ScholarVan der Winden J., Diadicheva E.A., de Nobel W.T., van Roomen M.W.J. (Eds). 2001. Counts and ecology of waterbirds in the Syvash, Ukraine, August 1998. WIWO-report 71. WIWO, Zeist, the Netherlands.
- Google ScholarAndryushchenko Yu.A., Chernichko I.I., Chernichko R.N., Diadicheva E.A., Garmash B.A., Gorlov P.I., Grinchenko A.B., Khomenko S.V., Kinda V.V., Kirikova T.A., Kostyushin V.A., Nilsen S.O., Nobel P. de, Popenko V.M., Romen M. Van, Siokhin V.D., Vinokurova S.V., Winden J. van der. 1999. Distribution of waterbirds in the Sivash in summer-autumn period. (Ed. I. I. Chernichko). Melitopol: Branta – Simferopol: Sonat, Ukraine. - 90 p.
Contacts
I. I. Chernichko
Originator- Roles
- Originator
van der Winden Jan
Originator- Roles
- Originator
V. D. Siokhin
Originator- Roles
- Originator
- Organization
- I. I. Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology NAS of Ukraine
- Position
- senior researcher
- Address
- Vul. B. Khmelnytskogo, 15
- Roles
- Originator
Yu. A. Andryushchenko
Originator- Roles
- Originator
E. A. Chaykovskaya
Originator- Roles
- Originator
E. A. Diadicheva
Originator- Roles
- Originator
B. A. Garmash
Originator- Roles
- Originator
P. I. Gorlov
Originator- Roles
- Originator
A. B. Grinchenko
Originator- Roles
- Originator
S. V. Khomenko
Originator- Roles
- Originator
V. V. Kinda
Originator- Roles
- Originator
T. A. Kirikova
Originator- Roles
- Originator
Stein Orjan Nilsen
Originator- Roles
- Originator
Pim de Nobel
Originator- Roles
- Originator
V. M. Popenko
Originator- Roles
- Originator
M. Roomen
Originator- Roles
- Originator
- Organization
- I. I. Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology NAS of Ukraine
- Position
- junior researcher
- Address
- Vul. B. Khmelnytskogo, 15
- Roles
- Metadata author
Administrative point of contact - User ID
- Organization
- I. I. Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology NAS of Ukraine
- Position
- junior researcher
- Address
- Vul. B. Khmelnytskogo, 15
- Roles
- Custodian steward
- Phone
- User ID
GBIF registration
- Registration date
- November 26, 2023
- Metadata last modified
- November 26, 2023
- Publication date
- November 26, 2023
- Hosted by
- GBIF Norway
- Installation
- Ukraine IPT
- Endpoints
- Darwin Core Archive
- EML
- Preferred identifier
- 10.15468/vtkf7h
- Alternative identifiers