Thrush Nightingale
(Luscinia luscinia)
Category of conservation concern (IUCN, 2020) – Least Concern
Population size: 10 – 50 pairs
Distribution pattern
With dispersed distribution, mainly in the northeastern part of the country. The established breeding sites are more concentrated mainly along the Danube River and along the Black Sea coast. The breeding of the species in the country is proved by finding a nest with five eggs on May 11, 1996 in Sakar.
Comparative distribution of the species compared to the first breeding birds atlas (Iankov, 2007): Breeding locality until 2007 | Breeding locality until 2007, confirmed after 2015 – | New breeding locality after 2015. – The breeding localities after 2015 are identified on a base of raw data from smartbirds.org.
Habitats
Breeds mainly in alluvial and riverine forests and brush (forests in permanently or periodically flooded areas along rivers, swamps, dams, etc.), as well as in broad-leaved deciduous forests (in their wetter areas).
Trends in population changes for the period 2013-2020
Not analysed
Threats
Not analysed