Winter Bird Census http://tun.fi/HR.39
Collection Name
Winter Bird Census (en)
Talvilintulaskenta (fi)
Vinterfågeltaxeringar (sv)
Collection description
Censuses cover all observed bird species. Annual counts have been done in the winter time since 1957. Methodology is explained in link: http://www.luomus.fi/seurannat/methods.htm (en)
Laskennat toteutetaan vuosittain talvisin ja ne kattavat kaikki lintulajit. Laskenta-aineisto alkaa talvesta 1956/57 ja vuodesta 1976 lähtien laskennat on toteutettu kolme kertaa talvessa (marraskuu, vuodenvaihde, helmi-maaliskuu). Laskentojen menetelmät ja lisätietoja löytyy osoitteesta: http://www.luomus.fi/seurannat/talvilintulaskennat/index.htm (fi)
Vinterfågeltaxeringarna utreder vinterfågelbeståndets utbredning och riklighet i olika levnadsmiljöer och i olika delar av landet. (sv)
Web address
http://koivu.luomus.fi/seurannat/methods.htm (en)
http://www.luomus.fi/fi/talvilintulaskennat (fi)
http://www.luomus.fi/sv/vinterfageltaxeringar (sv)
Taxonomic coverage
Aves, MammaliaTemporal coverage
1956-Geographic coverage
FinlandCoverage basis
Finland, Winter season, November - March, since winter 1956/57. Birds, but from c. 2005 also mammals.Collection methods
In Finnish: https://tietopankki.luomus.fi/linnustonseurannat/lintulaskennat-ja-seurannat/talvilintulaskenta/Collection quality
Data quality description
From year 2019, 390 documents are incorrectly missing MY.taxonCensus: aves -key/value, which tell that all observed birds have been recorded during the census. (en)
Copyright owner
Finnish Museum of Natural HistoryContact email
aleksi.lehikoinen@helsinki.fiRecommended citation
Fraixedas Nuñez, S., Lehikoinen, A., Lindén, A. 2015: Impact of climate and land change on wintering bird populations in Finland. — Journal of Avian Biology 46: 63–72.Collection size (approx.)
1100000Percentage digitized (approx.)
100Number of type specimen (c.)
0Number of specimens
Number of type specimens
Number of all observations
Metadata creator
Lehikoinen, AleksiDate created
23.10.2012 10:14Date edited
18.06.2024 14:08Sensitive observation data have undergone obfuscation including spatial aggregation so that precise locations and other sensitive information is not publicly available. The precise location, place names, dates, names of observers and other information may have been obscured or removed. Read more about sensitive observations.
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