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2005: Observed almost daily throughout, with concentration of 5 immatures 13.5 in Göksu Delta as<br />

the largest number. Otherwise among the most common rap<strong>to</strong>rs (although never numerous).<br />

Probably a good deal of migrating birds involved; 2 sec. cal. year migrated Hopa 17.5. Most seen<br />

were immatures, based on freshly moulted p1-3 in otherwise unmoulted wing; This is in line with<br />

Forsman (1997), who informs that older birds always have several generations of dissimilar worn<br />

flight feathers caused by incomplete yearly moult.<br />

2006: Much scarcer than in 2005 (situation opposite <strong>to</strong> Booted Eagle): 14.5 1 ad. Göksu Delta –<br />

18.5 1 Gelinkaya-Maden Köprubasi – 20.5 1 migrating Hopa – 24.5 1 ad. Nemrut Dagi – 24.5 1<br />

Kahta-Adiyaman.<br />

2007: 15.5 3 Göksu Delta – 20.5 1 Sogoksu – 21.5 1 Tendürek Gecedi – 22.5 1 Sucete, Raman Dagi<br />

– 25.5 2 River Euphrates S of Birezik.<br />

Breeding population in Turkey 2000-8000 pairs. Breeds in dry country with scattered trees and<br />

bushes, often along hillsides, which are used for hunting.<br />

In NE Pontics max. 395 counted in autumn and in 243 in spring. More common Belen Pass, where<br />

max. 728 counted in autumn; Bosphorus max. counts of 2517. (Shirihai et al. 2000). In spring, 90<br />

migrating in about one hour 26.3 2002 at Antalya (Herbøl 2003).<br />

54. Booted Eagle Hiereatus pennatus Dværgørn<br />

2005: 13.5 1 pale morph Tarsus. - 18.5 1 dark morph Ardahan.<br />

2006: 14.5 1 pale morph Adana-Silifke – 17.5 1 pale Karhan-Erzinzan – 18.5 2 (dark and pale<br />

morph) Erzinzan-Mercan - 18.5 1 pale morph Gö<strong>dk</strong>er- 18.5 1 dark morph Eskipolat – 18.5 1 dark<br />

morph Maden Köprubasi -18.5 2 (dark+pale morph) Ispir – 19.5 2 migrating (dark + pale morph)<br />

Kalkandere – 20.5 2 migrating (pale+dark) + 1 pale morph resting Hopa – 21.5 1 pale morph<br />

Ardahan – 23.5 1 pale morph Kozluk.<br />

2007: 17.5 1 pale morph Cöl Gölü – 17.5 1 brown morph Merzan – 19.2 2 (dark + pale morph)<br />

migrating Hopa – 24.5 1 pale morph Damlica.<br />

Scarce Turkish breeder with an estimated population on some hundreds pairs (Forsman 1997). The<br />

rather large number in 2006 indicates, that late migrants parly were involved.<br />

In autumn migration 473 counted NE Pontics and 588 Belen Pass.<br />

The species is dimorphed. In E and C Turkey in 2005-2007, 61% pale, 1% brown and 38% dark<br />

morphs (n=23). This is in line with findings in Balkan, Turkey and Israel; 60% pale, 37% dark and<br />

3% brown (n=325) (Malling Olsen & Tofte in press.).<br />

55. Bonelli´s Eagle Hieraetus fasciatus Høgeørn<br />

2007: 23.5 1 2 nd cal year Narince.<br />

Scarce breeder, population 50-500 pairs in Turkey (Gensbøl 1995), most in western half of the<br />

country. In southern Turkey, most often observed Halfeti, where breeding, e.g. a pair 4 km. before<br />

Halfeti April 2007 (P. ter Heide in e-mail). Also occurs hilly country with gorges between Adana<br />

and Batman, and at Isikli (e.g. 2 adults 7.6 2006). Immatures sometimes seen away <strong>from</strong> breeding<br />

sites, e.g. near Atatürk Baraji and at Göksu Delta (Occhia<strong>to</strong> 2001, Jan Kiel & Simon Berg Pedersen<br />

in e-mail).<br />

56. Black Kite Milvus migrans Sort Glente<br />

Rather scarce, but with some concentrations in 2006.<br />

2005: Most 17.5 25 migrating Hopa – 16.5 9 Basmarschmag.<br />

2006: Most 15.5 22 north of Mut – 17.5 12 Sivas – 17.5 75 Yarhisar. On migration 19.5 8<br />

Kalkandere – 20.5 2 Debarapazi-Hoba – 20.5 22 Hopa.

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