Species protected within the project

Is a wader from the family of Charadriidae. Most distinctive, easy to recognize and relatively common in wet meadows. The top of the head and the wing of the Lapwing are very dark, almost black, yet…

Another species of the family of sandpipers. As the name suggests the bird has a bright red beak with a black tip and equally red legs. The bird is a bit bigger than the Common snipe, its body size i…

During its courtship display, rises and then sharply dives downwards, while its outer rectrices, i.e. tail feathers – tilted sideways – make a bleat-like sound. This is a characteristic feature of th…

It is a medium-sized member of the family of sandpipers. When compared to Black-tailed godwits, it is much more difficult to be spotted among the grasses as well as in flight. Very similar to a Commo…

It is a species of a relatively large bird of the order of waders (Charadriiformes), family of sandpipers (Scolopacide). It is quite big, as it is clearly larger than other representatives of this gr…