Göller bölgesi (Gölhisar Gölü, Burdur Gölü, Eğirdir Gölü, Kovada Gölü, Beyşehir Gölü) kuşlarının biyoekolojisi

Abstract

m ABSTRACT Göller Bölgesi has important wetlands for biodiversity. In this study conducted during years of 2000-2002 in the lakes of Beyşehir, Burdur, Eğirdir, Gölhİsar, and Kovada, 192 bird species belonging to 50 families and 18 ordo were observed. Based on ordo, the numerical distribution of species were 4 in Podicipediformes, 2 in Pelecaniformes, 12 in Ciconiiformes, 1 in Phoenicopteriformes, 17 in Anseriformes, 10 in Accipitriformes, 4 in Falconiformes, 2 in Galliformes, 3 in Gruiformes, 21 in Charadriiformes, 4 in Columbiformes, 1 in Cuculiformes, 3 in Strigiformes, 1 in Caprimulgiformes, 2 in Apodiformes, 4 in Coraciiformes, 1 in Piciformes and 100 in Passeriformes. In the search field, 56 residential, 42 winter migratory, 51 summer migratory, and 28 transit migratory species were observed. The rest 15 species had different migration status. All of these species were categorized as 28 in A.2, 31 in A3, 31 in A.4, 5 in A. 1.2, 5 in B.2, 6 in B.3. 86 species had not dangered status. While Cuculiformes, Strigiformes, and Caprimulgiformes were less dominant, Passeriformes found to be the most dominant ordo. The number of species was found to be 185 in Burdur Lake, 181 in Lake Beyşehir, 171 in Lake Eğirdir, 164 in Lake Gölhisar, and 153 in Lake Kovada. In this study, Lake Beyşehir and Lake Burdur were found to be the most similar, Lake Burdur and Lake Kovada were however displayed minumum level of similarity. Key Words: Göller Bölgesi, Avifauna, Birds, Bioecology, Lake Beyşehir, Lake Burdur, Lake Eğirdir, Lake Gölhisar, Lake Kovada. ItOKÜMAJlTmON MERKEJ

m ABSTRACT Göller Bölgesi has important wetlands for biodiversity. In this study conducted during years of 2000-2002 in the lakes of Beyşehir, Burdur, Eğirdir, Gölhİsar, and Kovada, 192 bird species belonging to 50 families and 18 ordo were observed. Based on ordo, the numerical distribution of species were 4 in Podicipediformes, 2 in Pelecaniformes, 12 in Ciconiiformes, 1 in Phoenicopteriformes, 17 in Anseriformes, 10 in Accipitriformes, 4 in Falconiformes, 2 in Galliformes, 3 in Gruiformes, 21 in Charadriiformes, 4 in Columbiformes, 1 in Cuculiformes, 3 in Strigiformes, 1 in Caprimulgiformes, 2 in Apodiformes, 4 in Coraciiformes, 1 in Piciformes and 100 in Passeriformes. In the search field, 56 residential, 42 winter migratory, 51 summer migratory, and 28 transit migratory species were observed. The rest 15 species had different migration status. All of these species were categorized as 28 in A.2, 31 in A3, 31 in A.4, 5 in A. 1.2, 5 in B.2, 6 in B.3. 86 species had not dangered status. While Cuculiformes, Strigiformes, and Caprimulgiformes were less dominant, Passeriformes found to be the most dominant ordo. The number of species was found to be 185 in Burdur Lake, 181 in Lake Beyşehir, 171 in Lake Eğirdir, 164 in Lake Gölhisar, and 153 in Lake Kovada. In this study, Lake Beyşehir and Lake Burdur were found to be the most similar, Lake Burdur and Lake Kovada were however displayed minumum level of similarity. Key Words: Göller Bölgesi, Avifauna, Birds, Bioecology, Lake Beyşehir, Lake Burdur, Lake Eğirdir, Lake Gölhisar, Lake Kovada. ItOKÜMAJlTmON MERKEJ