Programme of IBSC2004

(Version of 01/02/2004)

Thursday, 15^th April 2004

08⁰⁰ – 09⁴⁵ Registration

10⁰⁰ – 12⁰⁰ Opening speeches

Organizers – welcome

XY1 (KvVM – The Ministry for Environment and Water management)

XY2 (MME / BirdLife Hungary)

XY3 (Danube-Drava National Park)

12³⁰ - 14⁰⁰ lunch

I. Section: breeding distribution and ecology 14¹⁵ – 19¹⁰

14¹⁵ – 14³⁰ Section opening by chair

14³⁰ - 14⁵⁰ Iankov P., Petkov N. & Georgiev D./ Recent status and changes of the breeding population of the Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) in Bulgaria

14⁵⁰ – 15¹⁰ Luis Santiago Cano Alonso & al. / Black Stork Breeding Population In Iberian Peninsula

1510 – 1530 Strazds M.-Kuze J-Reine S-: ???? (ORAL)

1530 – 1550 Strazds M.-Kuze J. / Nest placement as a factor influencing breeding success (ORAL)

15⁵⁰-16¹⁰ Czuchnowski R. & Profus P. / The Black Stork Ciconia nigra in Poland: present status, ecology and protection

161⁰ – 16³⁰ Coffee break

16³⁰ – 16⁵⁰ Ming M. / Who's winner, White or Black Storks in the Center Asia ?

16⁵⁰ – 17¹⁰ Pacheco C. & al. / Breeding parameters and causes of nest failure of Black Storks in Portugal

17¹⁰ – 17³⁰ Brossault P. & Sériot J. / The situation of the black stork in France

17³⁰ – 17⁵⁰ Dornbusch G.: The Black Stork in Germany

17⁵⁰ – 18¹⁰ Coffee break

18¹⁰ – 18³⁰ Rybanic R. / The Black stork in Slovakia

18³⁰ – 18⁵⁰ Frank G. / The Black stork in the Vienna forest, Austria

Posters:

Kalocsa B. – Tamás E. / The Black stork in Hungary in 2004.

Grishchenko V. / Contemporary distribution of the Black Stork in Ukraine

Frank G.: Verbreitung und Schutz des Schwarzstorches im

Wienerwald

Lorgé P. & Jans M. / The Black Stork in Luxembourg

Mukherjee A., Williams T & Underhill L.G. / Stork stalking at the tail-end of the range: Black Storks in the Western Cape Province of South Africa

18⁵⁰ – 19¹⁰ Contributions and discussion

19³⁰ – 21⁰⁰ dinner

21¹⁰ – 22⁰⁰ Kiss J. B. & Marinov M. / The Danube-Delta (a film by Otto Hahn) and the National Danube-Delta Research Institute

Friday, 16^th April 2004

0615 – 0750 Facultative birdwatching walk near the Ferenc-channel

0730 - 0830 Breakfast

II. Section: migration, dispersal and wintering 0900 - 1230

0900 - 0910 Section opening by chair

09⁰⁰ - 09¹⁰ Section opening by chair

09¹⁰ - 09³⁰Kalocsa B. & Tamás E. / The importance of feeding places for non-breeding and migrating Black storks

09³⁰ - 09⁵⁰ Kalocsa B. & Tamás E. / The evaluation of colour ringing recoveries

09⁵⁰ – 10¹⁰ Talukdar B. K. / Conservation of Black Stork in Assam, India

10¹⁰ – 10³⁰ Pande S., Deshpande P., Pawashe A. & Mahabal A. / Recent records and review of wintering distribution, habitat choice and associations of Black stork in India

10³⁰ – 11⁰⁰ Cofee break

11⁰⁰ - 11³⁰ Bobek M., Peske L., Rabas P., Pojer F. & Simek J./ New Odyssey: A Satellite Tracking Of The Migration Of Black Storks (Ciconia Nigra) From Siberia – Preliminary Results

11³⁰ - 12⁰⁰ Gérard Jadoul: Programme of colour ringing in Belgium, France and Luxembourg (1995- 2003) and recoveries – slide presentation

12⁰⁰ - 12³⁰ van den Bossche W. / Ten years of the Black Stork colour-ringing programme

1050 - 1130 Cofee break

1130 - 1200 Bobek M., Peske L., Rabas P., Pojer F. & Simek J./ New Odyssey: A Satellite Tracking Of The Migration Of Black Storks (Ciconia Nigra) From Siberia – Preliminary Results (ORAL)

1200 - 1230 van den Bossche W. / Ten years of the Black Stork colour-ringing programme (ORAL)

Alexeyenko M., Fefelov I. & Malysheva V./ Autumn migration of Black Stork in South Baikal migratory pass (POSTER)

Luis Santiago Cano Alonso / An Approach to Wintering of Black Sotrk in Iberian Peninsula (POSTER)

Pacheco C. & al. / Dispersal, post-breeding concentration sites and wintering grounds of Black Storks born in Portugal determined from colour-ringed individuals (POSTER)

1230 - 1300 Contributions and discussion

1330 – 1500 lunch

III. Section: habitat protection 1530 – 1830

1530 – 1540Section opening by chair

1540 – 1610 Erg B. / Values and restoration potentials of Special nature reserve “Gornje Podunavlje”, one of the most important Black Stork breeding site in Serbia and Montenegro (ORAL)

1610 - 1630 Kalocsa B. & Tamás E. / Management-related problems of floodplain habitats of the Black stork (ORAL)

1630 – 1700 Lõhmus A., Sellis U. & Rosenvald R. / A Declining Population Of The Black Stork, And Forest Structure: Conservation Lessons About Edge Avoidance, Adaptive Preferences And Focal Species (ORAL)

1700 - 1730 Coffee break

1730 - 1800 Rosenvald R. / Black Storks disturbance through the forest management and comparison with increasing white-tailed eagle (ORAL)

Zieliński P. / The role of forest reserves in the protection of the Black Stork Ciconia nigra in central Poland (POSTER)

Azeda C. & al. / Habitat and human activities in Black Stork nesting areas in Portugal (POSTER)

1800 - 1830 Contributions and discussion

1900 - 2030 Dinner

From 2100 Meeting of the colour-ringing programme co-ordinators (only for participants of national colour ringing programmes)

Chair: Willem van den Bossche

Saturday, 17th April 2004

0615 – 0750 Facultative birdwatching walk on the fields near the village

0730 - 0830 Breakfast

IV. Section: feeding behaviour and preferences 0900 - 1210

0900 - 0910 Section opening by chair

0910 – 0940 Baillon F. & Chevallier D./ Partage de l’espace et des ressources alimentaires entre les populations humaines et Ciconia nigra au Burkina Faso (ORAL)

0940 - 1010 Evestus T., Tuvi J., Sellis U. / What we know and should know about foraging areas of Black Stork? (ORAL)

1010 – 1045 Coffee break

1045 – 1110 Kalocsa B. & Tamás E. / The diet of the Black stork in Gemenc (ORAL)

1110 – 1140 Strazds M.-Kuze J. / Food of Black Sotrks in Latvia (ORAL)

Hampl R., Bureš S., Baláž P., Bobek M. & Pojer F. / Food of nestling Black Storks in the Czech Republic (POSTER)

Leitão A., Franco C. & Pacheco C. / Feeding Habitat Selection And Foraging Behaviour Of Black Storks (Ciconia Nigra) In The International Tagus Natural Park, Portugal: Management Proposals (POSTER)

1140 - 1210 Contributions and discussion

1230 - 1400 Lunch

V. Section: national and regional protection action plans 1430 - 1400

1430 – 1440 Section opening by chair

1440 - 1510 Sellis U. / The national action plan for Black Stork in Estonia (ORAL)

1510 - 1540 Diagana C. H., Sylla I. S. & Dodman T. / Conservations actions plan for the Black Stork Ciconia nigra in West Africa (ORAL)

1540 - 1610 Kalocsa B., Mikuska T., Tamás E., Tucakov M. & Zuljevic A. / Black storks between the Sió and the Drava in the central Danube floodplain – international monitoring activity and protection plan with Croatian, Hungarian and Serbian participation (ORAL)

Czuchnowski R. & Profus P. / Nesting habitats and protection of the Black Stork Ciconia nigra in Poland (POSTER)

Gorban I. M. & al. / Conservation of Black Stork in Ukrainian Polissya (POSTER)

Kazi R. & al. / The protection of the Black stork in Börzsöny hills region, Hungary (POSTER)

Franco C. & al. / Portuguese Action Plan for the Black Stork (POSTER)

1610 - 1640 Contributions and discussion, with coffee

VI. Section haematology, parasitology and rehabilitation

1640 - 1700 Section opening by chair

Lanzarot P. & al. / Clinical Hematology Of Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) Nestlings From Central Spain (POSTER)

Lanzarot P. & al. / Presence Of Neophilopterus tricolor (Phthiraptera: Ischnocera) In Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) Nestlings From Spain (POSTER)

Lanzarot P. & al. / Prevalence Of Cathaemasia hians (Trematoda: Cathaemasidae) In A Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) Population In Central Spain (POSTER)

Santos N. & al. / Hematology and blood parasites of juvenile Black Stork in Portugal (POSTER)

Fernández-García M. & Lanzarot P./ Sex-Ratio Assessment In Black Stork Nestlings Of A Central Spain Population (POSTER)

Ivanov I. & al. / Black Storks in the Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre of Green Balkans (POSTER)

 1700 - 1730 Contributions and discussion

1800 - 1830 Closing of the conference, final resolutions

1900 - 2030 Dinner

Sunday, 18th April 2004

0730 - 0830 Breakfast

0900 - 1700 Field trip to the Gemenc floodplain (cold lunch will be packed for participants)