DOF og phyl.dk indsamler alle observationer af Nilgås (Egyptisk Gås). Denne eksotiske art har gennem en årrække været under spredning i Nordeuropa. Den er indført til Europa af mennesker, og den er derfor ikke naturligt hjemmehørende her. I samarbejde med BirdLife International indsamles alle observationer af arten for at få bedre overblik over artens forekomst og spredning i Europa
Nilgåsen har i de sidste år har spredt sig kraftigt fra Nederlandene, Belgien og Tyskland. Også i Storbritannien spreder arten sig. Nilgåsen har ynglet i Danmark i 2001, hvor et par har fået to unger på Lønbborg Enge i Skjern Ådal (bl.a. set 1. september 2001). DOF forventer, at arten vil sprede sig til det meste af landet, hvis den får lov til det. Da arten ikke er naturligt hjemmehørende i Europa, og da den erfaringsmæssigt kan dominere og påvirke yngleforholdene for andre arter, er det DOF's holdning, at man skal forsøge at undgå etableringen af en dansk ynglebestand af nilgæs.
Arten er ikke SU-art
DOF and phyl.dk collect all observations of Egyptian Goose. During a number of years this exotic species has spread throughout Northern Europe. It has been introduced to Europe by man, thus it is not indigenous to Europe. In co-operation with Birdlife International all observations of this species are collected in order to form a better view of the occurence and spreading of the species in Europe.
Recent years Egyptian Goose has been heavily spreading from the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. In Great Britain this species is spreading as well. Egyptian Goose has been breeding in Denmark in 2001, where a couple hatched two eggs on Lønborg Enge. DOF expects that, if allowed, the species will spread to most of the country. Since the species has been introduced to Europe, and since experience shows that it can be dominating and have an impact on the breeding of other species, it is the position of DOF that the establishment of a Danish breeding population of Egyptian Goose should be avoided.
Egyptian Goose has never been a RC-species.
Records statistics
Month statistics
January
2
February
3
March
10
April
24
May
40
June
17
July
4
August
7
September
5
October
2
November
4
December
2
Year statistics
-1899
-
1900-1949
-
1950-1959
-
1960-1969
-
1970-1979
-
1980-1989
3
1990-1999
34
2000-2009
83
2010-
-
More than one day
Only one day
90
More than one day
30
Region statistics
NJ
13
RK
16
RB
33
ÅH
4
VE
8
SJ
34
F
3
S
7
LF
2
M
-
B
-
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-
The month and year statistics are based on the records first date only.
The text colour indicate whatever the record is from this year (red), the previous year (blue) or another year (black). Records in (grey) are records involving birds already mentioned in another record.
The letter at the right, indicate the Danish Rarity Committee (Sjældenhedsudvalget, SU) position to the record: g=accepted : u=under evaluation : e=not yet submitted to SU.
By clicking the "info" link at the right a more detailed information about the record and pictures will be available, if any?
Dansk version
