The Cornell Lab Bird Academy Discussion Groups Bird Identification Karakoç the creek Balıkesir ayvalık

    • Salih
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      Karakoç  the creek Balıkesir ayvalık

      i did bird research in the creek wetland.

      Bird watching was conducted in the wetland from 7 am to 7 pm and my annual average data for the wetland is.The average number of days is 603.The average number of hours for the wetland is 38.The average minute for the wetland is 2.280.

      The number of years I have spent on the wetland is 7.

      from 2017 to 2024, I am recording photos of birds living in the wetland and I have studied the bird species that produce in the wetland.

      I have added the topics and slots of the observed slots to the Nestwatch site.The names of the bird species that live in the Karakoc creek wetland and whose reproduction has been observed. I have observation records and photographic records proving the breeding of has

      Birds that breed in wetlands and are likely to reproduce

      Haematopus ostralegus breeds in May

      Acrocephalus scirpaceus breeds in August

      Acrocephalus palustris breeds in August

      Acrocephalus arundinaceus breeds in August

      Cettia cetti breeds in August

      Lanius collurio breeds in August

      Hirundo daurica breeds in August

      Hirundo rustica breeds in August Anarhynchus alexandrinus breeds in  August

      Sterna albifrons breeds in June

      Emberiza melanocephala breeds in August

      Pica pica breeds in August

      Acrocephalus schoenobaenus breeds in August

      Locustella luscinioides breeds in August

      My bird observations are birds breeding in wetlands

      if a bird hatches from an egg and I observe the mating behavior of the same bird, and I observe the egg of the same bird, and I observe the offspring of the same bird and young birds, I consider the bird species to be the type of bird that breeds.

      The only bird species that breeds rarely in the Karakoc creek wetland is the Pandion haliaetus bird.Breeds in May.

      Species that do not breed in the wetland, but have a high probability of breeding. Bird species and names that have mating behavior and have the appearance of adults who do not incubate and only reproduce in a wetland.

      Galerida cristata,Motacilla flava,Numenius arquata,Pluvialis squatarola,Charadrius dubius,Glareola pratincola,Alaudala heinei,Ptyonoprogne rupestris,Riparia riparia,Delichon urbicum,Oenanthe isabellina,Oenanthe oenanthe,Egretta garzetta,Sterna hirundo,Cisticola juncidis,Saxicola rubicola,Remiz pendulinus,Ardea cinerea,Athene noctua,Phalacrocorax carbo,Himantopus himantopus.

      Bird migrations in the wetland

      Birds that are frequently observed during the migration period but are rarely seen in the wetland are called regularly seen rare bird species.Glareola pratincola,Alaudala heinei.

      Bird species observed in autumn migration in the wetland

      Spatula clypeata,Mareca strepera,Anas platyrhynchos,Tachybaptus ruficollis,Numenius arquata,Limosa lapponica,Tringa nebularia,Calidris alpina,Chroicocephalus ridibundus,Ichthyaetus melanocephalus,Phalacrocorax carbo,Egretta garzetta,Pandion haliaetus,Asio otus,Alcedo atthis,Alauda arvensis,Cisticola juncidis,Sturnus vulgaris,Saxicola rubicola,Passer domesticus,Linaria cannabina,Carduelis carduelis,Serinus serinus,Curruca communis,Muscicapa striata,Saxicola rubetra,Lanius collurio,Chloris chloris,Calidris minuta,Gallinula chloropus,Pluvialis squatarola,Ciconia nigra,Charadrius hiaticula,Plegadis falcinellus,Oenanthe oenanthe,Oenanthe isabellina,Microcarbo pygmaeus,Pelecanus onocrotalus,Circus aeruginosus,Accipiter nisus,Streptopelia decaocto,Charadrius dubius,Sterna hirundo,Ardea purpurea,Hirundo rustica,Emberiza melanocephala,Emberiza calandra,Cecropis daurica,Pica pica,Tringa totanus,Calidris pugnax,Lanius minor,Motacilla flava,Acrocephalus scirpaceus,Acrocephalus arundinaceus,Acrocephalus palustris,Acrocephalus schoenobaenus,Locustella luscinioides.

      Bird species observed in spring migration in wetland

      Alaudala heinei,Glareola pratincola,Haematopus ostralegus,Pandion haliaetus ,Himantopus himantopus,Ardeola ralloides,Iduna pallida,Cettia cetti,Sternula albifrons,Parus major.

      Bird species observed in winter migration in the wetland

      Tadorna ferruginea,Mareca penelope,Phoenicopterus roseus,Streptopelia decaocto,Fulica atra,Gallinago gallinago,Tringa ochropus,Chroicocephalus genei,Thalasseus sandvicensis,Phalacrocorax carbo,Ardea alba,Platalea leucorodia,Garrulus glandarius,Pica pica,Galerida cristata,Anthus pratensis,Fringilla coelebs,Emberiza calandra,Emberiza schoeniclus,Erithacus rubecula,Larus michahellis,Corvus monedula,Corvus cornix,Anarhynchus alexandrinus,Phoenicurus ochruros,Curruca melanocephala.

      Names of endangered bird species living in the Karakoç stream wetland and names of bird species on the red list.

      NT Hematopus ostralegus,Numenius arquata,Limosa lapponica,Calidris canutus,Calidris ferruginea,Haematopus ostralegus,Vanellus vanellus,Limosa limosa,Lanius senator,Phoeniconaias minor,Aythya nyroca,Pelecanus crispus,Turdus iliacus.

      VU Puffinus yelkouan,Streptopelia turtur,Aythya ferina,Branta ruficollis,Falco vespertinus,Rissa tridactyla,Ichthyaetus audouinii,Podiceps auritus.

      EN Neophron percnopterus.

      Geography of the wetland .The karakoc creek wetland is located under Madra mountain and the height of Madra mountain is 1338.The location of the Karakoc creek wetland. Altınova is a village in the district of Ayvalık, Balıkesir Province.Turkey provincial neighbors of balikesir.it is a neighbor to Kütahya and Bursa provinces in the east of Balıkesir. In the south of Balıkesir province, it is a neighbor to Izmir and manisa provinces.The west of Balıkesir is the neighbor of Çanakkale province. Ayvalık Balıkesir, on the other hand, is a neighbor of the Greek island of Mytilene is a neighbor.The part of Balıkesir province facing the Aegean is Ayvalık. The part of Balıkesir province facing the Marmara Sea is Manyas..

      Types of habitats that exist in the wetland

      there are swamps, subasar meadows, barren habitat,saltwater and freshwater ecosystems and thickets and gorse and reeds and lagoons and bays, as well as the karakoc delta and karakoc creek.

      factors that threaten the wetland

      the dumping of human garbage and construction rubble and the dumping of construction materials around and the attack of hungry dogs on birds and the attack of birds breeding in the wetland during the breeding season and the theft of sand from the wetland and houses built near the wetland threaten the wetland.

      Names of other bird species seen in the wetland

      Cygnus olor

      Tadorna tadona

      Spatula querquedula

      Anas acuta

      Anas crecca

      Aythya fuligula

      Mergus serrator

      Coturnix coturnix

      Podiceps cristatus

      Podiceps nigricollis

      Columba livia

      Streptopelia turtur

      Apus apus

      Rallus aquaticus

      Recurvirostra avosetta

      Vanellus vanellus

      Numenius phaeopus

      Limosa limosa

      Actitis hypoleucos

      Tringa stagnatilis

      Tringa glareola

      Arenaria interpres

      Calidris alba

      Calidris ferruginea

      Hydrocoloeus minutus

      Larus canus

      Hydroprogne caspia

      Gavia arctica

      Puffinus yelkouan

      Pelecanus crispus

      Ixobrychus minutus

      Circus cyaneus

      Buteo buteo

      Asio otus

      Upupa epops

      Merops apiaster

      Dendrocopos syriacus

      Falco tinnunculus

      Falco subbuteo

      Lanius senator

      Corvus cornix

      Corvus corax

      Cyanistes caeruleus

      Remiz pendulinus

      Calandrella brachydactyla

      Melanocorypha calandra

      Lullula arborea

      Phylloscopus trochilus

      Aegithalos caudatus

      Curruca curruca

      Curruca melanocephala

      Sitta neumayer

      Troglodytes troglodytes

      Turdus philomelos

      Turdus merula

      Erithacus rubecula

      Luscinia megarhynchos

      Oenanthe melanoleuca

      Passer hispaniolensis

      Motacilla cinerea

      Passer montanus

      Anthus campestris

      Anthus spinoletta

      Coccothraustes coccothraustes

      Spinus spinus

      Emberiza cirlus
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    • Salih
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      Pluvialis squatarola video

      https://youtu.be/V0t7kIzUKmU
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      Calidris alpina video

      https://youtu.be/jgjrrGrCHQo
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      https://youtu.be/B2CyJhc1FfA

      Tringa totanus video
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      https://youtube.com/shorts/zvozy6cmnIM?si=XdhQ_7ZZ_heVAIU2

      Limosa lapponica video and the photo

    • Salih
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      Limosa lapponica

      when a young person flies

       

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      IMG_1411 (2)IMG_1412 (1)Limosa lapponica

      non-reproductive adult individual while flying

       

       

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      IMG_1389IMG_1393 (3)

      Limosa lapponica

       

      The top bird is a photo of a young individual. The bottom photo is a photo of a non-breeding adult bird.
    • Salih
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      Limosa lapponica birds migrate regularly to Karakoc Creek. They are one of the species that are observed very frequently in September, October and November. Although they come regularly, mostly one individual is observed.With my observations in November 2025, I photographed that sometimes two individuals can be observed, not just one, and I was able to take a few videos of them feeding.
    • Salih
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      https://xn--karakoderesi-sulak-alan-29b18p.my.canva.site/karako-deresinde-yaban-hayat

      4 number of magazines

       

       

      1number of magazines

      https://xn--karakoderesi-sulak-alan-29b18p.my.canva.site/karako-deresi-sulak-alan-ku-lar

       

      I will be able to fill in the gaps after my Karakoç stream wildlife research is completed. When better photos are taken, I will upload them to the magazine. My bird research is almost over, but I am researching endemic plants, butterflies, bees, fish and reptiles. I am a wildlife observer.

       

      karakoc wildlife Digital bird magazines

      After my research is completed, I will translate my digital magazines into foreign languages ​​and publish them.

       

      2 number of magazines

      https://xn--karakoderesi-sulak-alan-29b18p.my.canva.site/karako-deresi-ku-lar
    • Hello Salih,

      Thanks for trying the Bird Identification forum. Is there a photograph or drawing of a bird you are trying to identify?
      • Salih
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        Hello  Lee Ann van Leer

        there are photographic records of 83 bird species in the karakoc creek wetland.

        There is a sound recording of the birds Pluvialis squatarola,Limosa lapponica, Tringa nebularia, other than that, the names of the bird species that have a sound recording, but I have not added the sound recording to the one

        Calidris alpina,Numenius arquata are birds.
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      sea and the creek habitatsIMG_2976IMG_2953
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      • Karakoc creek fishery habitats seen in the wetlan.IMG_0662IMG_2977IMG_9448swamps and reeds

    • Salih
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      IMG_2952IMG_0944IMG_2950Karakoc creek fishery habitats seen in the wetlan.subasarchies
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      Karakoc creek fishery

      habitats seen in the wetlanIMG_2467-01IMG_2975photos of lagoons and bays
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      a bird spIMG_4661ecies that is frequently observed in karakoc creek during migration periods, but rarely breeds.
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      • non-breeding species that are likely to mate in karakoc creek.Species that have mating behavior but do not incubate. Birds that are seen as breeding adults during migration periods, but do not reproduce.IMG_3474IMG_3495IMG_4726

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      • non-breeding species that are likely to mate in karakoc creek.Species that have mating behavior but do not incubate. Birds that are seen as breeding adults during migration periods, but do not reproduce.IMG_8309IMG_9306IMG_8357

    • Salih
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      non-breeding species that are likely to mate in karakoc creek.Species that have mating behavior but do not incubate. Birds that are seen as breeding adults during migration periods, but do not reproduce.IMG_2929IMG_3936IMG_9489
    • Salih
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      non-breeding species that are likely to mate in karakoc creek.Species that have mating behavior but do not incubate. Birds that are seen as breeding adults during migration periods, but do not reproduce.IMG_3857IMG_3482IMG_0096
    • Salih
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      non-breeding species that are likely to mate in karakoc creek.Species that have mating behavior but do not incubate. Birds that are seen as breeding adults during migration periods, but do not reproduce.IMG_0658IMG_3441IMG_0482
    • Salih
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      non-breeding species that are likely to mate in karakoc creek.Species that have mating behavior but do not incubate. Birds that are seen as breeding adults during migration periods, but do not reproduce.611402427IMG_7594IMG_7722
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      • non-breeding species that are likely to mate in karakoc creek.Species that have mating behavior but do not incubate. Birds that are seen as breeding adults during migration periods, but do not reproduce.480.jpeg-2480.jpeg-1480.jpeg

    • Salih
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      • photos of bird species breeding in karakoc creek 5IMG_9495IMG_8471

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      photos of bird species breeding in karakoc creek 4IMG_9443IMG_9509IMG_2900