. Bulletin der British Ornithologists' Club. Der weitere Ausbau der Wacholderdrossel in der rumänischen Karpaten von Dan Munteanu erhalten 30 Angus) 1974 In einem kurzen Papier vor neun Jahren veröffentlicht (Munteanu, 1966) berichtete ich über die wacholderdrossel Turdus pilaris als Brutvogel in der nord-östlichen Teil der Karpaten in Rumänien, nämlich bei Manastirea Humorului (=Kloster Humor), Ort Nr. 1 in der Karte Abb. 1.. Abbildung 1. Städte und Gemeinden von Turdus pilaris Zucht in Rumänien. Seitdem, Nester und Vögel in der jugendlichen Gefieder haben sowohl am Kloster Humor und anderswo in Nort gefunden worden

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. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. Further expansion of the Fieldfare in the Rumanian Carpathians by Dan Munteanu Received 30th Angus) 1974 In a short paper published nine years ago (Munteanu, 1966) I reported finding the Fieldfare Turdus pilaris as a breeding bird in the north-eastern part of the East Carpathians of Rumania, namely at Manastirea Humorului (=Humor Monastery), locality No. 1 in the map Fig. 1.. Figure 1. Breeding localities of Turdus pilaris in Rumania. Since then, nests and birds in juvenile plumage have been found both at the Humor Monastery and elsewhere in northern Rumania as follows (1968— 1971): at Radauti (2) and Vatra Dornei (3), in parks and cemeteries (as previously noted by me in 1971); Al. Filipascu (1973) also recorded several pairs in the above mentioned localities and, in addition, observed the species during summer at Pojorita (4) and Lucina (5); I. Beres (1973 a, 1973 b) succeeded in finding nests in the Maramures Depression, at Sighetul Mar- matiei (6) and Ieud (7); and finally, I. Korodi Gal tells me that he has recently seen juvenile specimens at Arcalia (8) near Bistrita-Nasaud. In view of these records, it can be concluded that the Fieldfare is now widespread over the entire northern part of the Rumanian Carpathians as well as such lower-lying neighbouring areas as the Suceava Plateau (Radauti, 300 m a.s.l.) and, probably, also the Bistrita Hills, (Arcalia, 320 m). Moreover, the southward expansion of range along this "ecological channel" of the Carpathians is seemingly continuing as, on 3 July 1973, 1 found a pair with three fledglings at Borzont (9) in the Guirgeu Depression, Harghita District, at 720 m altitude, in sallows bordering the river Mures. I had investigated that area the preceding year (1972) without result, so that 1973 can be definitely stated as the year of colonization.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabi

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