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population estimated <strong>to</strong> between 40 and 80 pairs; distrubution map (Cramp 1985) fails <strong>to</strong> show<br />
several recent breeding sites, so probably overlooked.<br />
156. European Roller Coracius garrulus Ellekrage<br />
Rather common and frequently observed in lowland areas, often perching <strong>from</strong> wires in open<br />
landscape, especially in <strong>Central</strong> Ana<strong>to</strong>lia and <strong>to</strong> the south. Absent <strong>from</strong> Ardahan, the NE region and<br />
most of the far East - cleverly ignoring the harsh conditions there.<br />
2005: 19.5 5 Erzek Gölü was by far the largest numbers since we left Göksu. Again regular west of<br />
Lake Van , e.g. 20.5 8 Batman - Diyarbakir - 21.5 7 Birezik fruit plantations - 21.5 10 along River<br />
euphrat south of Birezik - 21.5 10 gravel pits north of Birezik (at the bee-eater breeding site).<br />
2006: Widespread, most 17.5 4 Kayseri-Sarkisla - 18.5 20 Erzinzan-Mercan – 18.5 11 Mercan-<br />
Askale. In Pontic Mountains 20.5 2 Artvin-Savsat. In the far east 21.5 1 Kars – 21.5 1 Halikisla –<br />
21.5 3 Igdir-Dogubayazit – 22.5 4 Bendimahi Marshes-Van – 23.5 1 South Van Marshes – 23.5 3<br />
Van-Tatvan. More numereous west of Van Gölü, most 23.5 9 Bitlis-Silvan – 25.5 3 Birezik – 26.5 4<br />
Birezik (incl. pair with nest plantations 3-4 km. N of the bridge).<br />
2007: Fewer in <strong>Central</strong> Ana<strong>to</strong>lia than in 2005 and 2006. Most 17.5 2 Sarkisla-Sivas – 18.5 3<br />
Erzinzan-Altunkent – 20.5 4 Tuzluca – 21.5 3 Aydinlar-Bulanik – 21.5 18 Bulanik – 22.5 4 Sucete,<br />
Raman Dagi – 22.5 4 Hasankeyf – 22.5 4 Midyat – 22.5 5 Midyat-Oyali – 22.5 3 Idil-Marsin – 24.5<br />
6 Atatürk Baraji – 24.5 2 Damlica – 25.5 4 Birezik plantations – 25.5 2 River Euphrates S of<br />
Birezik. On migration 19.5 1 Hopa.<br />
Total Turkish population estimated <strong>to</strong> between 5000 and 50.000 pairs (Tucker & Heath 19949, but<br />
probably decrease in recent years- although less serious than in Eastern Europe.<br />
157. Green Woodpecker Picus viridis Grønspætte<br />
2005: 16.5 1 Gelinkaya.<br />
2006: 16.5 1 Ispir.<br />
2007: 17.5 1 Dayidiresi near Sivas – 19.5 1 Gelinkaya.<br />
158. Great Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopus major S<strong>to</strong>r Flagspætte<br />
2006: 18.5 1 Izikdere -19.5 2 Izikdere – 20.5 2 Cam Gecedi.<br />
2007: 19.5 1 Cam Gecedi.<br />
159. Syrian Woodpecker Dendrocopus syriacus Syrisk Flagspætte<br />
2005: 19.5 2 Ishak Pasa (one having imitated Great spotted Woodpecker in enforcing the terri<strong>to</strong>rial<br />
drumming by using metal caps on telephone wires!) - 21.5 3 Bizerik fruit plantations - 22.5 2 Isikli<br />
- 23.5 1 Demircili.<br />
2006: 15.5 1 Imamli – 17.5 1 Kayseri-Sivas – 22.5 3 Dogubayazit – 22.5 1 Bendimahi Marshes-<br />
Van – 23.5 1 Silvan-Diyarbakir – 25.5 6 Birezik.<br />
2007: 15.5 1 Demircili – 15.5 3 Imamli – 20.5 1 Ishak Pasa – 25.5 2 Birezik plantations<br />
Found in ochards and open woodland, often seen in lonely trees in agricultural landscape.<br />
160. Middle Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopus medius Mellemflagspætte<br />
2005: 16.5 1 Erzinzan - Mescan, in deciduous forest along river with scrubs.<br />
Sometimes observed in plantations and orchards in central Turkey, but more common <strong>to</strong> the west<br />
of the treated area.<br />
161. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopus minor danfordi Lille Flagspætte<br />
2005: 23.5 1 Imamli.