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Birds in the European Union: a status assessment – Species tables
Table 1...continued. List of all bird species occurring regularly in the European Union and their Conservation Status.
EU25 wintering 1970–1990 1970–1990 1990–2000 1990–2000
EU25 breeding population size EU25 breeding EU25 winter EU25 breeding EU25 winter EU25
population size (min. individuals, population population population population Threat
Scientific name (pairs, unless stated) unless stated) trend trend trend trend Status
Falco rusticolus 110–170 – Stable – Stable – Rare ▼▼
Falco peregrinus 7,400–8,800 – Moderate increase – Moderate increase – Secure
Falco pelegrinoides 75–75 – Stable – Large increase – Secure ▼▼▼
Bonasa bonasia 470,000–760,000 – Moderate decline – Moderate decline – Declining
Lagopus lagopus 310,000–680,000 – Large decline – Moderate decline – Declining
Lagopus mutus 70,000–130,000 – Stable – Moderate decline – Declining
Tetrao tetrix 550,000–820,000 – Stable – Moderate decline – Declining
Tetrao urogallus 300,000–430,000 – Moderate decline – Moderate decline – Declining
Alectoris chukar 110,000–210,000 – Large decline – Stable – Depleted
Alectoris graeca 20,000–37,000 – Large decline – Stable – Depleted
Alectoris rufa 2,000,000–4,500,000 – Large decline – Moderate decline – Declining
Alectoris barbara 7,500–20,000 – Large decline – Unknown – Depleted
Francolinus francolinus 2,000–5,000 – Large decline – Moderate increase – Rare
Perdix perdix 720,000–1,700,000 – Large decline – Large decline – Vulnerable
Coturnix coturnix 640,000–1,300,000 – Stable – Stable – Secure
Phasianus colchicus 2,900,000–3,900,000 – Moderate increase – Unknown – Secure
Turnix sylvatica 0–1 – Large decline – Unknown – Critically Endangered
Rallus aquaticus 71,000–200,000 – Stable – Stable – Secure
Porzana porzana 8,400–16,000 – Stable – Stable – Secure
Porzana parva 17,000–30,000 – Stable – Stable – Secure
Porzana pusilla 11–110 – Stable – Unknown – Rare ▼▼▼
Crex crex 110,000–160,000 – Large decline – Large increase – Depleted
Gallinula chloropus 690,000–1,300,000 270,000 Stable Stable Stable Stable Secure
Porphyrio porphyrio 6,900–7,400 – Large increase – Large increase – Localised
Fulica atra 590,000–1,100,000 1,500,000 Moderate increase Moderate increase Moderate decline Stable Secure
Fulica cristata 80–80 30 max Stable Stable Moderate decline Moderate decline Critically Endangered
Grus grus 46,000–61,000 97,000 Moderate decline Stable Moderate increase Large increase Depleted
Tetrax tetrax 110,000–280,000 ind – Large decline – Large decline – Vulnerable
Chlamydotis undulata 530–530 ind – Stable – Unknown – Vulnerable
Otis tarda 25,000–26,000 ind – Large decline – Stable – Vulnerable
Haematopus ostralegus 240,000–350,000 840,000 Large increase Moderate increase Moderate decline Moderate decline Secure
Himantopus himantopus 20,000–30,000 – Stable – Stable – Secure
Recurvirostra avosetta 30,000–36,000 41,000 Large increase Moderate decline Stable Moderate increase Secure
Burhinus oedicnemus 39,000–60,000 – Large decline – Large decline – Vulnerable
Cursorius cursor 100–600 – Large decline – Unknown – Endangered
Glareola pratincola 5,500–7,000 – Moderate decline – Moderate decline – Declining
Glareola nordmanni 0–1 – Unknown – Stable – Critically Endangered
Charadrius dubius 40,000–61,000 – Stable – Stable – Secure
Charadrius hiaticula 33,000–51,000 62,000 Stable Stable Stable Stable Secure
Charadrius alexandrinus 11,000–18,000 – Stable – Moderate decline – Declining
Eudromias morinellus 4,000–13,000 – Stable – Moderate decline – Vulnerable
Pluvialis apricaria 130,000–240,000 820,000 Moderate decline Stable Stable Moderate increase Depleted
Pluvialis squatarola – 120,000 – Large increase – Moderate increase Secure
Vanellus spinosus 40–110 – Large decline – Stable – Rare ▼▼
Vanellus vanellus 830,000–1,300,000 2,800,000 Large decline Stable Large decline Large increase Vulnerable
Calidris canutus – 470,000 – Stable – Moderate decline Declining