Expeditionary visits were carried out for the purpose research of avifauna and maintenance of nature calendar of the Tylihulskyi RLP 

Експедиційний виїзд на територію РЛП «Тилігульський» з метою дослідження орнітофауни та ведення  календаря природи. 
Експедиційний виїзд на територію РЛП «Тилігульський» з метою дослідження орнітофауни та ведення  календаря природи. 

An expedition visit to the territory of the RLP "Tylihulskyi" on February 10, 2023 by a researcher of the park Hruboho M.V. and scientists of the NUK named after Admiral Makarov, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor Nakonechnyi i.v., Candidate of Economic Sciences Melnychuk S.S. in order to study the avifauna (winter accounting of birds) and maintain a calendar of nature (phenological observations). 

In accordance with the Regulation on the Tyligulskyi Regional Landscape Park, all activities of the Park are aimed at preserving the natural complex and studying natural processes. One of the most important monitoring studies is phenological observations. The purpose of phenological observations is to identify the influence and interdependence between the seasonal rhythm of plants and animals, the timing of their occurrence and the reasons that determine these terms. The development of wildlife is determined by changes in meteorological conditions. Each phenomenon is associated with the presence of a certain amount of heat, moisture, sunlight. Natural conditions are unstable – they change every year. Spring can be early, late, protracted, summer – warm, cold, dry, wet, autumn – early or late, warm or cold.

Parts of the water area of the Tiligul estuary and salt lakes of the bay-bar are planned as places for stationary bird surveys:

  • -Anatoliyivska area; 
  • Tashynska area;
  • Ukrainian spit;
  • Peresyp.

Results of research during the expedition:

Krasnopillya village, Tseregol river

  • Mallard (50 females, 10 males)- 60 ind.
  • Mallard (mostly females)-36 ind.
  • Gray heron 1 ind.
  • Lesser spotted eagle (female)-1 ind.

Tashino village

  • Whooper swan - 4 ind.
  • Pallid Harrier-1 ind.
  • Gray heron 1 ind.

Anatoliivka village

  •  Whooper swan (8 young)-36 ind.
  • Mallard-9 ind.

road along the estuary to the village of Ukrainka

  • Ruddy shelduck-4 ind.
  • Whooper swan (40 young)-80 ind.
  • Mallard -7 ind.
  • Eurasian teal -20 ind.

Ukrainian spit

  • Eurasian teal 60 ind.
  • Whooper swan - 4 ind.

Participants of the expedition:

- researcher of the Park Hrubiy M.V.

- S.S. Melnychuk, associate professor of Admiral Makarov National University of Shipbuilding

Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor Nakonechnyi I.V.

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