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Ptice Dubrovnika Sv. Andrija Turizam promatranja ptica jedna je od nabrže rastućih grana turizma u svijetu jer se turisti danas sve više zanimaju za Ptice prirodne vrijednosti i žele upoznati očuvane i autohtone krajolike. Nažalost, u Hrvatskoj ovi potencijali nisu prepoznati niti se ulaže u potreb- Dubrovnika nu infrastrukturu i vodiče. Hrvatska je prije svega cijenjena i poznata zbog svoje lijepe i očuvane prirode. Očigledno je da se Grad Dubrovnik obuhvaća i brojne otoke. Među mora razvijati turizam na načini koji bi vjerodos- njima ističe se Sveti Andrija koji sa svojim svje- tojno prezentirao našu bogatu prirodnu baštinu tionikom usamljeno prkosi valovima otvorenog stranim i domaćim gostima, za što je potrebno mora. Na otoku se gnijezdi galeb klaukavac, mor- samo proširiti naše vidike i otkriti koja se prirod- ski vranac i sivi sokol. na blaga skrivaju u našim “dvorištima”. Projekt „Ptice – veleposlanici prirodne baštine gra- da Dubrovnika” realizirala je Udruga za biološka istraživanja – BIOM uz financijsku potporu grada Morski vranac Dubrovnika. (Phalacrocorax aristotelis) Udruga za biološka istraživanja - BIOM Preradovićeva 34 10 000 Zagreb, Hrvatska tel.: 01/4100 018 e-mail: [email protected] www.biom.hr Foto: Wild Wonders of Europe - Markus Varesvuo - Markus Europe of Wonders Foto: Wild Pogled na Dubrovnik sa Srđa Pupavac (Upupa epops) Ptice – veleposlanici Prelet ptica prirodne baštine grada Dubrovnika je projekt Udruge BIOM kojem je cilj potaknuti razvoj turizma promatranja ptica. Područje Na Srđu i u ruralnim krajolicima dubrovačkog grada Dubrovnika obuhvaća raznolika staništa zaleđa možemo promatrati veliki broj vrsta koje i atraktivne krajolike koji pružaju mogućnost su specifične za Mediteran i za jugoistočnu Eu- promatranja velikog broja različitih vrsta ptica. ropu. Iako su kod nas ove vrste uobičajene i česte, promatračima iz drugih dijelova Europe su to rijekte i atraktivne vrste za promatranje. Grad Dubrovnik i njegova neposredna okolica Tako ovdje možemo promatrati pupavca kako hrani Peltomäki Jari Foto: promatračima ptica nude vrlo zanimljive vrste. mlade, crnoglavu strnadicu koja pjeva po vinograd- Crvenonoga vjetruša (Falco vespertinus) je preletnica koja se U centru Grada moguće je opaziti modrokosa ima i zmijara u potrazi za plijenom. može vidjeti sredinom proljeća i jeseni. Prelijeće u jatima te je te brojna jata bijelih čiopa, a u večernjim satima vrlo atraktivna vrsta za promatrače. možemo naići na sovu ušaru u lovu. Crnoglava grmuša Položaj Dubrovnika na samom jugu Hrvatske i (Sylvia melanocephala) Europe čini ga pogodnom lokacijom za proma- Bijela čiopa skrovita je stanarica Sredozemlja. tranje ptica tijekom proljetne i jesenske seobe. (Apus melba) jedan Tako primjerice možemo opažati veća jata ptica je od simbola grada grabljvica i ždralova. Dubrovnika. Veliki broj ptica, koje se gnjezde u staroj gradskoj jezgri i Crnoglava strnadica (Emberiza melonocephala), ptica poljo- glasno dozivaju, privrednih krajolika jugoistočne Europe. Zmijar privlače pozornost turista. (Circaetus gallicus) je lako uočljiva i karakteristična ptica Foto: Markus Varesvuo grabljvica hrvatskog priobalja. U okolici Dubrovnika gnijezdi Foto: Tomi Muukkonen U široj okolici grada Dubrovnika nalazimo još se nekoliko parova i možemo ga promatrati dodatne lokacije koje su pogodne za promatranje od ožujka do listopada. ptica. Isplati se posjetiti Konavosko polje, Ston- sku solanu i ušće Neretve te zaštićene Parkove Mljet i Lastovo. Foto: Tomi Muukkonen.
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