NORFOLK BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN SPECIES DATA AUDIT ...
NORFOLK BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN SPECIES DATA AUDIT ...
NORFOLK BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN SPECIES DATA AUDIT ...
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Species Present<br />
or<br />
absent<br />
in<br />
Dark-bellied Brent Goose<br />
Branta bernicla<br />
Stone curlew<br />
Burhinus oedicnemus<br />
Nightjar<br />
Caprimulgus europaeus<br />
Lesser Redpoll<br />
Carduelis cabaret<br />
Linnet<br />
Carduelis cannabina<br />
Twite<br />
Carduelis flavirostris<br />
Hawfinch<br />
Coccothraustes<br />
coccothraustes<br />
Corncrake<br />
Crex crex<br />
Norfolk<br />
No. of records<br />
in database<br />
No. of 1km<br />
squares<br />
recorded<br />
since 1980<br />
Possible other sources<br />
of data sets<br />
P - - County Recorder.<br />
RSPB,<br />
P 193 60 County Recorder.<br />
RSPB,<br />
P 159 61 County Recorder.<br />
RSPB,<br />
7<br />
Other survey<br />
work completed<br />
or in progress<br />
Norfolk Bird Atlas<br />
Project – Dr Moss<br />
Taylor. Agreed sharing<br />
strategy<br />
Norfolk Bird Atlas<br />
Project<br />
Norfolk Bird Atlas<br />
Project<br />
Comments<br />
The Birds of Norfolk: very common passage migrant and<br />
winter visitor, scarce inland<br />
New to national list of BAP priority species 2007<br />
RSPB Red List<br />
The Birds of Norfolk: “a scarce summer visitor, mainly to<br />
Breckland, and very scarce passage migrant”. Norfolk Action<br />
Plan published December 1998, revised January 2006.<br />
RSPB Red List.<br />
2004- 313 churring males in Norfolk.<br />
2006 – 68 churring males<br />
The Birds of Norfolk: “a fairly common but localised summer<br />
visitor and rare passage migrant...a reduction in range and<br />
numbers has been recorded through much of Europe..<br />
decline in Britain more pronounced since 1950 believed<br />
linked to habitat change. Main concentrations for the species<br />
confined to south/south-eastern England and East Anglia.”<br />
Norfolk Action Plan published June 2006.<br />
P - - County Recorder, RSPB, BTO Once abundant in lowland Britain, now largely absent as<br />
breeding bird.<br />
RSPB Amber List<br />
New to national list of BAP priority species 2007<br />
P 1359 47<br />
County Recorder, RSPB, BTO Norfolk Bird Atlas<br />
Project<br />
P 3 1 County Recorder, RSPB, BTO Norfolk Bird Atlas<br />
Project<br />
P 34 10 County Recorder, RSPB, BTO<br />
will have records<br />
Norfolk Bird Atlas<br />
Project<br />
P 3 - County Recorder, RSPB, BTO Norfolk Bird Atlas<br />
Project<br />
RSPB Red List.<br />
The Birds of Norfolk: “a very common resident and partial<br />
migrant, and common passage migrant…despite national<br />
decline in numbers has remained widespread throughout the<br />
county during the summer months”<br />
There is some evidence of increasing winter numbers 2006<br />
Norfolk action plan in preparation.<br />
RSPB Red List<br />
The Birds of Norfolk: “A fairly common but localised winter<br />
visitor and scarce passage migrant; has declined in recent<br />
years”<br />
RSPB Amber List<br />
The Birds of Norfolk: “scarce resident and rare passage<br />
migrant”<br />
2006 noted more widely than in recent years with a pair<br />
breeding at Narborough<br />
New to national list of BAP priority species 2007<br />
RSPB Red List<br />
The Birds of Norfolk: “rare passage vagrant and winter<br />
visitor; formerly bred, breeding range in Europe rapidly<br />
declining