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Welcome to ornitho.ch
ornitho.ch is an exchange platform about birding in Switzerland, offered by Nos Oiseaux, the Swiss Ornithological Institute, Ala and Ficedula. It is dedicated to all birdwatchers of Switzerland and the adjacent regions. Please note that not all records are checked. |
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The latest news
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013 technews
Dear collaborators
The ornitho family has a new member! Since today ornitho.at is online! This is a big day for field ornithology in Austria! For those who often watch birds [...]Friday, May 17th, 2013 avinews
Communication of the Swiss Rarities Committee The Swiss Rarities Committee (SRC) has published the minutes of its latest meeting, held on 31 January 2013, on the SRC website (www.vogelwarte.ch/src). Among the reports accepted [...]Tuesday, May 14th, 2013 atlasnews
Atlas-mail: indirect evidences of birds Dear collaborators
Indirect evidences of birds (e.g. traces, feathers, feces, pellets) may provide valuable indices to the presence of a species. However, they can also be [...]Monday, May 6th, 2013 atlasnews
Observations of mammals, amphibians and reptiles are also welcome! Especially the collaborators who are now involved in the Atlas of Breeding Birds of Switzerland are bound to encounter wild mammals, amphibians and reptiles during their mapping [...]Friday, May 3rd, 2013 atlasnews
Atlas-Mail: Second round of mapping Dear collaborators,
In lowlands, it will be time to undertake soon the second round of mapping. At higher altitudes the snowmelt is well advanced so that it becomes possible [...]Friday, May 3rd, 2013 avinews
Flamingo E: ANN again in Italy None of us have forgotten the group of Greater flamingos, which stayed in autumn 2011 at the Flachsee/Unterlunkhofen AG. Among them a young bird was wearing a color ring with the [...]Tuesday, April 9th, 2013 atlasnews
Atlas-mail: on the importance of atlas codes Dear collaborators,
The data collected during the breeding season are particularly important for the monitoring of the avifauna. The atlas codes compose an important part [...][other news]
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