Istvánovits Eszter - Almássy Katalin (szerk.): A nyíregyházi Jósa András Múzeum Évkönyve 52. (Nyíregyháza, 2010)

Természettudomány - Legány András: Alföldi erdőfragmentumok madáregyütteseinek vizsgálata, különös tekintettel az élőhely sajátosságaira

Alföldi erdofragmentumok madáregyütteseinek vizsgálata Species Pár D %D kát. Előfordulás K% K. kát. Szajkó (Garrulus glandarius) 3 0,55 R 3 12 I. Dolmányos varjú (Corvus corone cornix) 5 0,92 R 51 20 I. Seregély (Sturnus vulgaris) 10 1,85 R 9 36 II. Mezei veréb (Passer montanus) 32 5,93 A 13 52 III. Erdei pinty (Fringilla coelebs) 10519,48 D 21 84 V. Zöldike (Carduelis chloris) 14 2,59 R 9 36 1K Tengelic (Carduelis carduelis) 23 4,26 A 16 64 IV. Citromsármány (Emberiza citrinella) 14 2,59 R 9 36 II. A fajok száma: 41 • A párok száma: 539 1. táblázat A vizsgált 25 erdőfragmentumban 2002 év során fészkelő madárállomány (D = domináns, A = Akcesszórikus, R = rárus (ritka) Tab. 1 Population of breeding birds in the studied 25 forest fragments in 2002 (D - dominant; A - accessory; R - rare) Legány András e-mail: drleganyandras@citromai 1 .hu Ornithological survey of lowland forest fragments, with special reference to the biotope characteristics The Author studied the composition of the bird communities in 25 forest fragments in the vicinities of Tiszavasvári. Nesting of 41 species has been documented, the pair numbers showing significant variability among sites. Correlation analysis was applied to identify the parameters in­fluencing the composition of the avifauna - area of the forest fragment, its circumference, shape, tree species composition, tree trunk diameters, distance to the nearest forest fragment, and length of tree-rows within a radius of 800 m have been taken into consideration. Only the area and tree-rows within 800 m showed significant correlation with the species composition. The study has unequivo­cally demonstrated that in deforested agricultural regions such tree-stands - even if but 1-2 hectare in size - are of considerable importance for the preservation of forest bird species, and their nature­­protection value should not be neglected. Key words: forest fragment, bird community, Tiszavasvári, Hungary Translated by dr. Maria Hotynska András Legány e-mail: drleganyandras@citromail.hu 385

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