Listen to the birds as you walk through flowering meadows or meadow orchards. You will soon recognise them by their distinctive advertisement.
Marjan Cigoj Smrdokavra
Hoopoe

The bird species in the list below follow each other in taxonomic order. First, the English and Latin names. At the end is a status code for each species. The letter “G” indicates a nesting bird, i. e. it nests on or in the immediate vicinity of the property. If the status is different, it is described.

  1. Mallard – Anas platyrhynchos
  2. Grey heron – Ardea cinerea____preletnik
  3. Common buzzard – Buteo buteo___G
  4. Marsh harrier – Circus aeruginosus
  5. Sparrowhawk – Accipiter nissus_____G
  6. Kestrel – Falco tinnunculus_____G
  7. Peregrine – Falco peregrinus
  8. Wood dove – Columba palumbus____G
  9. Cuckoo – Cuculus canorus______G
  10. Black woodpecker – Dryocopus martius______G
  11. Green woodpecker – Picus viridis______G
  12. Grey-headed woodpecker – Picus canus______G
  13. Great spotted woodpecker – Dendrocopus major______G
  14. Lesser spotted woodpecker – Dendrocopus minor______G
  15. Wryneck – Jynx torquilla_____G
  16. Common swift – Apus apus
  17. Hoopoe – Upupa epops
  18. Barn swallow – Hirundo rustica______G
  19. House martin – Delichon urbicum______G
  20. Tree pipit – Anthus trivialis_______G
  21. White wagtail – Motacilla alba_______G
  22. Dunnock – Prunella modularis________G
  23. Robin – Erithacus rubecula_______G
  24. Black redstart – Phoenicurus ochruros_______G
  25. Song thrush – Turdus philomelos________G
  26. Mistle thrush – Turdus viscivorus________G
  27. Blackbird – Turdus merula________G
  28. Blackcap – Sylvia atricapilla________G
  29. Chiff chaff – Phylloscopus collybita________G
  30. Goldcrest – Regulus regulus_______G
  31. Firecrest – Regulus ignicapillus________G
  32. Wren – Troglodytes troglodytes________G
  33. Spotted flycatcher – Muscicapa striata________G
  34. Great tit – Parus major_______G
  35. Coal tit – Periparus ater________G
  36. Blue tit – Cyanistes caeruleus________G
  37. Marsh tit – Poecille palustris_________G
  38. Willow tit – Poecille montanus________G
  39. Long-tailed tit – Aegithalos caudatus_________G
  40. Nuthach – Sitta europaea__________G
  41. Long-toed treecreeper – Certhia familiaris_________G
  42. Short-toed treecreeper – Certhia brachydactyla_______G
  43. Red-backed shrike – Lanius collurio__________G
  44. Hooded crow – Corvus cornix_______G
  45. Jay – Garrulus glandarius_______G
  46. Raven – Corvus corax
  47. Starling – Sturnus vulgaris______G
  48. Oriole – Oriolus oriolus______G
  49. House sparrow – Passer domesticus______G
  50. Tree sparrow – Passer montanus_______G
  51. Chaffinch – Fringilla coelebs_______G
  52. Goldfinch – Carduelis carduelis_______G
  53. Greenfinch – Carduelis chloris_______G
  54. Siskin – Spinus spinus
  55. Serin – Serinus serinus_____G
  56. Bullfinch – Pyrrhula pyrrhula_____G
  57. Hawfinch – Coccothraustes coccothraustes______G
  58. Crossbill – Loxia curvirostra______G
  59. Yellowhammer – Emberiza citrinella______G
Zaplana ptice

Zaplana is home to dozens of specially made wooden and clay nest boxes, which you can observe on a walk along the forest edge, through meadow orchards or through the forest.