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This page lists books about birds and birdwatching in Bulgaria.
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Reintroduction of Griffon Vulture Gyps fulvus in Kresna Gorge, Southwest Bulgaria 2010-2015Hristo Peshev, Emilian Stoynov, Atanas Grozdanov, Nadya Vangelova
Fund for Wild Flora and Fauna
Bilingual: Bulgarian / English
2015
"This book describes details about the reintroduction of the Griffon Vulture Gyps fulvus in Kresna Gorge, Southwestern Bulgaria in the period 2010-2015. Data about releases, breeding attempts, seasonal dynamics, dispersal, mortalities, other attracted species and conservation decisions and challenges are provided."
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Eastern Rhodopes: Nestos, Evros and Dadia: Bulgaria and Greece
Crossbill Guides
2013
"This new title in the Crossbill Guides Series is the first nature travel guidebook to cover the stunning region of the Eastern Rhodopes on the border of Bulgaria and Greece. This book covers this wild, rugged mountain range in Bulgaria together with the adjacent National Park of Dadia, the Evros Delta and the Nestos Delta in Greece. Like any other Crossbill Guide, this title answers two questions: what makes this area so special, and how can I see this for myself. This book describes the flora and fauna, landscape and traditional land use of this region, plus 18 detailed routes and many sites descriptions with concrete indications on where and how to find the birds, wildlife and flora. The Eastern Rhodopes and adjacent areas is only recently discovered by nature travellers, which now come from all over Europe to enjoy this authentic and wild mountain range and rich flora and fauna. From wild orchids to wolves, and from pelicans and vultures to wild tortoises and scores of butterflies - the Eastern Rhodopes has it all."
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Finding Birds in BulgariaDave Gosney
GosTours
Revised edition
2010
35 page guide to birdwatching sites.
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Central and Eastern European WildlifeGerard Gorman
Bradt
2008
"The wildlife of eastern Europe is one of the unexpected attractions of a region best known for its cultural assets: relatively few visitors are aware of the diversity on their holiday doorstep, from brown bears and wolves to numerous birds no longer common in the west of the continent. Accessible and beautifully illustrated, the guide will appeal both to the holidaymaker and to the serious naturalist seeking a compact volume to carry around. And after the trip, it will also make an attractive souvenir. The guide covers the wildlife of: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Kaliningrad, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia & Herzegovina."
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Atlas of Breeding Birds in BulgariaEditor: Petar Iankov
Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds
Bilingual: Bulgarian/English
2007
"The Atlas of Breeding Birds in Bulgaria is the first ever publication of its kind for this country and contains the most complete information about the breeding bird fauna in the country. Based on standard methodology, it covers virtually all 1240 10x10 km squares on the territory of Bulgaria for the period 1996-2005. 297 species accounts are presented, with a black-and-white drawing, and information on status, population size, distribution, habitat, altitude range, and distribution map. The Atlas represents a scientific basis for the identification of Important Bird Areas in Bulgaria, for future monitoring, as well as for successful conservation."
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Important Bird Areas in Bulgaria and Natura 2000Editor: Irina Kostadinova and Mladen Gramatikov
Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds
Bilingual: Bulgarian/English
2007
"This volume in the "BirdLife International" series presents the network of 114 Important Bird Areas in Bulgaria."
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Biogeography and Ecology of BulgariaEditor: Victor Fet and Alexi Popov
Springer
2007
"From single-celled organisms in Black Sea sand to endemic cave crustaceans, from mountain glacial relict insects to the most diverse bird fauna in Europe, the fauna of Bulgaria has been a subject of study for more than a century. This is the first English language survey of all vertebrate and many key invertebrate groups of Bulgaria, their faunistics, origin, geographical and ecological distribution, and conservation issues."
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Birding in Eastern EuropeGerard Gorman
WildSounds
2006
A guide to over 230 birdwatching sites in Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.
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Biodiversity of Western Rhodopes (Bulgaria and Greece)Editor: Petar Beron
Biodiversity Of Bulgaria 3
Pensoft
2006
"The third volume of the series Biodiversity of Bulgaria deals with both parts (Bulgarian and Greek) of the Western Rhodope Mountains. The book consists of three articles on plants (1962 species of higher plants) and 45 articles on the fauna (4329 animal species, both vertebrates and invertebrates). The volume contains also zoogeographical analysis of each group, data about relicts, endemics and sites of importance for conservation. The huge amount of information is provided by more than 56 authors from Bulgaria and abroad."
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Waterbirds of Bourgas WetlandsResults and Evaluation of the Monthly Waterbird Monitoring 1996-2002M. Dimitrov, T. Michev, L. Profirov and K. Nyagotov
Pensoft
2005
"The present book reflects the results from six years of monthly monitoring of the waterbirds in the most important wetlands of Bulgaria - the Bourgas Lakes. The book is divided in two parts. The first part consists of a comprehensive review of the literature data, the status, the numbers, the breeding and the seasonal dynamics of 149 waterbird species, which are recorded in the Bourgas Lakes during the monitoring. The information for each species is presented in text tables, graphs and maps. In the second part, a thorough look at the four Bourgas Lakes with their specific characteristics is made. The top ten most abundant species for each lake are presented. The changes in species composition and numbers are traced for different months, seasons, years and last century as a whole."
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Biodiversity of Eastern Rhodopes (Bulgaria and Greece)Editor: Petar Beron
Biodiversity Of Bulgaria 2
Pensoft
2003
"This book deals with both parts (Bulgarian and Greek) of the Eastern Rhodope Mountains. It consists of three articles on the flora (1962 species of higher plants) and 45 articles on the fauna (4329 animal species, both vertebrates and invertebrates). The volume also contains zoogeographical analysis of each group, data about relicts, endemics and sites of importance for conservation."
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Owls Of Bulgaria: Our Companions In The NightK Nyagolov
Borina Publishing House / Pensoft
2003
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Mid-winter Numbers of Waterbirds in Bulgaria (1977-2001)T. Michev and L. Profirov
Pensoft
2003
"Results from 25 Years of Mid-winter Counts Carried Out at the Most Important Bulgarian Wetlands."
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Where to Watch Birds in BulgariaPetar Iankov
Pensoft
1996
A guide to birdwatching sites in Bulgaria.
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Where to Watch Birds in Eastern EuropeGerard Gorman, Clive Byers and Mark Andrews
Hamlyn Birdwatching Guides
Hamlyn
1994
"This guide lists 150 of the best birdwatching sites in Central and Eastern Europe (Poland, Slovakia, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria). Each country is given its own section, with practical guidance and maps. Each site entry includes details of habitats, bird species and other local fauna, and details of the best seasons for visiting and gaining access."
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Conservation of Black Sea Wetlands: A Review and Preliminary Action PlanEditor: A. Wilson and M. Moser
Wetlands International
1994
"Originating from a workshop held in Odessa, Ukraine in 1993, this review presents national reports from the six main countries bordering on the Black Sea - Bulgaria; Georgia; Romania; Russian Federation; Turkey; and Ukraine. Additional chapters discuss conserving existing wetlands; restoring degraded wetlands; conserving species; and implementing the action plan. It is available as either an English or Russian edition."
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