IBISurvey: Exotic Birds in Europe

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IBISurvey: Exotic Birds in Europe

IBISurvey is a Citizen Science project of the University of Évora (Portugal). Participate! https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Its main objective is to assess the environmental, societal and economic impacts of introduced birds in European countries. We encourage observers to report interactions between introduced birds and other animals, plants and humans. Your involvement is essential for helping us to identify which introduced bird species are becoming invasive and to improve our assessment of their environmental, soci

etal and economic impacts. Team:
LabOr: Laboratory of Ornithology www.facebook.com/labor.uevora
MED: Mediterranean Institute for Agriculture, Environment and Development
University of Évora, Portugal

Funding: MED (IUPB/05183/2020)

16/06/2026

Rodolfo Botter, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded a flock of Psittacula krameri feeding on seeds of Cupressus in Italy.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

12/06/2026

Riccardo Gherardi, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded two Threskiornis aethiopicus feeding on invertebrates with a flock of Bubulcus ibis (a native species) in a pasture land in Italy.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

09/06/2026

Monika Hartmann, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded a flock of Branta canadensis feeding on grass on the bank of a river in Germany.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

15/05/2026

IBISurvey update!

We’ve now reached more than 1,000 participants — thank you to everyone contributing observations!

Italy remains in first place for submissions, and the United Kingdom is getting very close to Spain.

Psittacula krameri continues to dominate the records, but Alopochen aegyptiaca and Threskiornis aethiopicus are showing a noticeable rise in observations.

Help us keep growing the project by recording exotic birds interacting with the environment. Every contribution makes a difference!

Visit our website and submit your observations to IBISurvey today: ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

24/04/2026

Sander Smet, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded these two Psittacula krameri visiting a bird feeder in Belgium.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

22/04/2026

Rhys Dugmore, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded this Aix galericulata feeding an acorn in the United Kingdom.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

20/04/2026

Luís Ferreira, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded a flock Acridotheres cristatellus disturbing a Corvus corone (a native species) in Portugal.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

17/04/2026

Borja, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded these two Psittacula krameri feeding on olives in Spain.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

15/04/2026

Maxim Gorbunov, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded this Myiopsitta monachus feeding on leftover food of human origin in Spain.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

13/04/2026

Timon Mario Aydin Turban, participant in the IBISurvey project, recorded this Anser indicus is feeding on a lawn in a flock of Branta canadensis in Germany.

Have you ever seen an interaction like this? Report your observation at: https://ibisurvey.uevora.pt

Our website is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

Endereço

LabOr – Laboratory Of Ornithology MED – Mediterranean Institute For Agriculture, Environment And Development Instituto De Investigação E Formação Avançada Universidade De Évora, Pólo Da Mitra, Ap. 94
Évora
7006-554

Website

http://ibisurvey.uevora.pt/

Notificações

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