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Vojvodina, Serbia June 17 - 23 - 2013 
- Very close by we visited a smaller breeding colony of Bee-eaters together with hundreds of Common Sand Martins. In town several pairs of Black Redstarts were breeding, often singing from chimneys and the European Serins were singing from antennas...Jan Landsverk reports.
Two days Birding in Serbia, April 2007
- I have been to Europe many times, but never
on a birding trip, that is, an excursion with experts who know
where to go and what to see. This time I was determined to change
that, while I was in Belgrade in late April 2007...Dorothy
Harper reports
Where to watch birds in
Serbia
- In an effort to answer the questions where
to see the birds that epitomize the region, what sites should
be given priority, and when is the best time to go, this short
article makes a brief mention of 18 globally Important Bird Areas....Dragan
Simic reports
Birdwatch Belgrade
- In an effort to answer the questions where
to see the birds that epitomize the area, which sites should be
visited and when is the best time to go there, this short guide
describes the 14 best birding spots in and around Belgrade, and
makes brief mention of 6 Important Bird Areas nearby...Dragan
Simic reports.
Iron Gates N.P., Serbia (Yugoslavia)
Jan 1999
- One very old, golden-headed mature White-tailed
Eagle flew above us one late January 1999 afternoon, while the
green trawler Aka entered the dock at Donji Milanovac in east
Serbia. Milica Ivovic (Belgrade's Natural History Museum), Goran
Sekulic and myself (Bird Protection and Study Society of Vojvodina)
had counted 29,000 ducks that day alone..Dragan Simic reports.
Skadar Lake N.P., Montenegro
(Yugoslavia) January 1997
- Skadar Lake National Park is a winter sanctuary
for numerous birds that migrate from the frozen marshes of Northern
Europe. When ice grips the northern hemisphere, up to 250,000
ducks, grebes and Coots find here a plenty of food. For an amateur-ornithologist
like me, it's an irresistible lure.... Dragan Simic reports
Birding and Canoeing on the Danube
- During spring and summer months, Belgrade
riverbanks and willow groves owe their charm especially to their
egrets and herons. The first Night Herons appear in the treetops
of the little island by the name of Konjska Ada in the River Danube
branch by the end of March, silent and motionless......In winter,
a long awaited sighting of a White-tailed Eagle over Belgrade
fulfilled a life-long ambition...Dragan Simic reports.
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