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GOVERNMENT OF MOSCOW
DEPARTMENT FOR CULTURE
EURASIAN REGIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF ZOOS & AQUARIUMS
MOSCOW ZOO
INFORMATIONAL ISSUE OF EURASIAN REGIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS
VOLUME № 28
MOSCOW
2009
GOVERNMENT OF MOSCOW
DEPARTMENT FOR CULTURE
EURASIAN REGIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF ZOOS & AQUARIUMS
MOSCOW ZOO
INFORMATIONAL ISSUE OF EURASIAN REGIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS
VOLUME № 28
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MOSCOW
- 2009 -
Information Issue of Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and
Aquariums. Issue 28. – 2009. - 424 p. ISBN 978-5-904012-10-6
The current issue comprises information on EARAZA member zoos and
other zoological institutions. The first part of the publication includes collection
inventories and data on breeding in all zoological collections.
The second part of the issue contains information on the meetings, workshops,
trips and conferences which were held both in our country and abroad, as well as
reports on the EARAZA activities.
Chief executive editor
Vladimir Spitsin
General Director of Moscow Zoo
Compiling Editors: Т. Andreeva
M. Goretskaya
N. Karpov
V. Ostapenko
V. Sheveleva
T. Vershinina
Translators: T. Arzhanova
M. Proutkina
A. Simonova
УДК [597.6/599:639.1.04]:59.006
ISBN 978-5-904012-10-6
© 2009 Moscow Zoo
Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums
(EARAZA)
123242 Russia, Moscow, Bolshaya Gruzinskaya 1.
Telephone/fax: (499) 255-63-64
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected].
Web: www.earaza.ru
EARAZA Chairman: Vladimir V. Spitsin
Director General of Moscow Zoo,
Correspondent Member of the Russian
Academy of Natural Sciences
EARAZA Vice-Chairman,Vladimir V. Fainstein
responsible for scientific Deputy Director for science
programs:of Tallinn Zoo
Chairman of the LegislationAlexander P. Barannikov
Committee:Director of Rostov Zoo
Dear Colleagues,
We offer you the 28th volume of the “Informational Issue of the Eurasian Regional
Association of Zoos and Aquariums”. It has been prepared by the EARAZA Zoo
Informational Center (ZIC), based on the results of the analysis of the data provided by
the zoological institutions of the region.
The volume contains the data on the collections of regional zoos, as well as a section
dedicated to the significant zoo events, news, and activities.
As well as in previous years, our Information Issue sets as the purpose consolidation
of zoos of region, their further development, and successful formation of collections of
animals. There are new zoos which materials of this book can become the grant in work.
Employees of these and other zoos is better and faster are guided in system of zoos of
region and the world, build the work more professionally.
We hope that with increase in quantity of members EARAZA professional level of
zoos will grow also. Specializations of zoos in preservation of rare animals, both our
region, and a planet as a whole should be designated more accurately.
We bring to the notice of our readers that it is possible to familiarize with all material
of the represented “Informational Issue” on site EARAZA
Web: www.earaza.ru.
Chairman of the FinancialLyudmila V. Kardashova
Committee:Director of Perm Zoo
Vladimir V. Spitsin
Chairman of the CommitteePremysl Rabas,
for International CooperationCzech Republic
and Education:
Chairman of Eurasian Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA)
General Director of Moscow Zoo,
Corresponding Member of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
Chairman of the CommissionKumek M. Almenbaev
of Experts:
Director of Almaty Zoo
Member of the Presidium onAlbert R. Mudarisov
organization matters: Director of Kazan Zoo
Executive Director:
Tatyana F. Andreeva, Head
of the Scientific-Methodological
Department of Moscow Zoo
Executive Secretary:Tatyana A. Vershinina,
Senior Methodist of the
Scientific-Methodological Department
of Moscow Zoo
Chief Accountant:Lusine D. Agabalyan
Part I
INFORMATION ON THE ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS
on 1.01.2009
(Attendance for 2008 year)
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Full and associated members of the EARAZA
Azerbaijan
1
Armenia
1
Belarus
2
Israel
1
Kazakhstan
1
Moldova
1
Russia
35
Tadjikistan
1
Uzbekistan
1
Ukraine
5
Estonia
1
Czech Republic
6
Total:
56
Zoos that are not EARAZA members
Georgia
1
Kazakhstan
2
Latvia
1
Lithuania
1
Russia
2
Turkmenistan
1
Uzbekistan
1
Ukraine
3
Total:
12
Other zoological institutions that are not EARAZA members
Belarus
2
Kazakhstan
1
Russia
28
Uzbekistan
1
Ukraine
5
Total:
37
TOTAL – 105
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Index of the geographical locations of the zoos
1. Abakan
2. Almaty
3. Anapa
4. Arkhara
5. Ashgabat
6. Askaniya-Nova
7. Baku
8. Barnaul (“Altai Falkon”)
9. Barnaul (Zoocentre)
10. Belgorod
11. Bolsherech'ye
12. Brno
13. Brykin Bor
14. Cheboksary
15. Chelyabinsk
16. Cherkassy
17. Chernogolovka
18. Chita
19. Chleby
20. Chomutov
21. Dnepropetrovsk
22. Donetsk
23. Dushanbe
24. Ekaterinburg
25. Elizovo
26. Galichya Gora
27. Grodno 28. Hluboka nad Vltavou 29. Ivanovo 30. Izhevsk 31. Kagan 32. Kaliningrad 33. Karaganda 34. Kaunas 35. Kazan 36. Khabarovsk 37. Kharkov 38. Kiev (“Bion”)
39. Kiev (Zoo)
40. Kiryat Motzkin 41. Kishinev 42. Kislovodsk 43. Komsomolsk-on-Amur 44. Krasnodar 45. Krasnoyarsk 46. Lipetsk 47. Minsk 48. Moscow (“Aqua Logo”)
49. Moscow (Zoo)
50. Nalchik
51. Nikel
52. Nikolaev
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55. N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 56. Nogliki
57. Novouralsk
58. Novosibirsk
59. Odessa (Oceanarium)
60. Odessa (Zoo)
61. Omsk
62. Orel
63. Penza
64. Perm
65. Prague
66. Riga
67. Rostov-on-Don
68. Rovno
69. Samara
70. Sankt-Peterburg (Oceanarium)
71. Sankt-Peterburg (Zoo)
72. Saransk
73. Semey
74. Sevastopol
75. Seversk
76. Shymkent
77. Smolensk
78. Sochi (Aquarium)
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83. Tallinn
84. Tambov
85. Tashkent
86. Tbilisi
87. Termez
88. Tula
89. Ulan-Ude
90. Vitebsk
91. Vladivostok (“Akvamir”)
92. Vladivostok (Institute)
93. Volzhskii
94. Vorobji
95. Voronezh
96. Vsevolozhsk
97. Vyshkov
98. Yakutsk
99. Yalta
100. Yaroslavl
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I. Information on the full and associated members of the Eurasian
Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA)
Full and associated members:
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Armenia
Tel.: (375152) 77-28-86, 72-07-37, 77-28-38. Fax: (375152) 77-28-86, 77-28-38.
E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Tselina I. Pogerilo. Deputy Director: Lyudmila E.
Adieva. Vet: Elena V. Nerod. 85 staff. 3.42 ha. Att. – 331,594. Mammals – 79 spp., 243
specimens; birds – 96 spp., 622 specimens; reptiles – 33 spp., 86 specimens; amphibians
– 10 spp., 21 specimens; fishes – 69 spp., 594 specimens; invertebrates – 20 spp., 202
specimens. Total: 307 spp., 1768 specimens.
YEREVAN
Population – 1.200.000
Yerevan Zoo
375025 Yerevan, pr. Myasnikyana 20. Opened in 1941.
Tel.: (37410) 56-23-62, 56-01-92 56-21-65. Fax: (37410) 56-23-62. E-mail:
[email protected]. Web: www.zooyerevan.com. Director: Saak Abovyan. Vet: Arman
Abovyan. 88 staff. 24.2 ha. Att. – 98,000. Mammals – 53 spp., 139 specimens; birds – 59
spp., 430 specimens; reptiles – 28 spp., 57 specimens; fishes – 60 spp., 711 specimens;
invertebrates – 4 spp. Total: 204 spp., 1337 specimens +.
Speciality – ungulates, birds, reptiles.
Azerbaijan
BAKU
Baku Zoo
1007 Baku, ul. Bakikhanova 39. Opened at 01.06.1942.
Tel./fax:
(99412)
441-04-54,
440-10-96.
E-mail:
[email protected],
[email protected]. Director: Guseinov Azer Ragim ogly. Vet: Sultanov Chingiz
Dzhumali ogly. 44 staff. 4.2 ha. Att. – 100,000. Mammals – 45 spp., 136 specimens;
birds – 75 spp., 477 specimens; reptiles – 9 spp., 25 specimens; amphibians – 1 spp., 2
specimens; fishes – 43 spp., 201 specimens. Total: 173 spp., 841 specimens.
Belarus
GRODNO
Grodno Zoo
230023 Grodno, ul. Timiryazeva 11. Opened in 1927.
Population – 365.000
MINSK
Minsk Zoo
220066 Minsk, ul. Tashkentskaya 40. Opened at 09.08.1984.
Tel.: (37517) 340-21-78, 340-21-75, 340-51-78. Fax: (37517) 341-43-85. E-mail:
[email protected], Web: www.minskzoo.by. Director: Yurii V. Ryabov. Deputy
Director: Natalya R. Lebedeva. Vet: Andrei N. Goncharov. 82 staff. 17.5 ha. (exposition
– 6 ha.). Att. – 280,785. Mammals – 81 spp., 449 specimens; birds – 55 spp., 235
specimens; reptiles – 59 spp., 117 specimens; amphibians – 4 spp., 7 specimens; fishes –
70 spp., 257 specimens; invertebrates – 14 spp. Total: 269 spp., 1065 specimens +.
Czech Republic
BRNO
Zoologická Zahrada Mĕsta Brna (Brno City Zoological Garden)
U Zoologické zahrady 46, 63500 Brno. Opened in 1953.
Tel.: (420) 546-210-143, 546-432-323. Fax: (420) 546-210-000. E-mail:
[email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.zoobrno.cz. Director: Martin Hovorka.
Scientific Assistant: Bohumil Král. Vet: Stanislav Mazánek. 112 staff. 64 ha. Att. –
252,387. Mammals – 68 spp., 271 specimens; birds – 58 spp., 226 specimens; reptiles
– 44 spp., 229 specimens; amphibians – 2 spp., 14 specimens; fishes – 95 spp., 798
specimens; invertebrates – 24 spp., 70 specimens. Total: 291 spp., 1608 specimens.
Speciality: reptiles and carnivores.
UCSZ, EAZA, WAZA, IZE
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reptiles – 24 spp., 205 specimens; amphibians – 8 spp., 59 specimens; fishes – 19 spp.,
62 specimens; invertebrates – 25 spp., 1272 specimens. Total: 256 spp., 2439 specimens
Speciality: fauna of Europe and the Czech Republic,
UCSZ, EAZA, IZE
CHLEBY
Population – 4660
Zoo Chleby
Vaclava Otty 1, okres Nymburk, 289 31 Chleby. Opened in 1997.
Tel.: (420) 723-237-571. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected].
Web: www.zoochleby.cz. Director: René Franĕk. Deputy Director: Alena Frankova. Vet:
Josef Brecka. 12 staff. 0.8 ha. Att. – 35,000. Mammals – 14 spp., 46 specimens; birds
– 24 spp., 60 specimens; reptiles – 3 spp., 5 specimens; fishes – 26 spp., 137 specimens;
invertebrates – 5 spp., 8 specimens. Total: 72 spp., 256 specimens.
CHOMUTOV
Podkrušnohorský Zoopark Chomutov
Přemyslova 259, Chomutov 43001. Opened at 9.05.1975.
Tel.: (420) 474-629-917. Fax: (420) 474-624-412. E-mail: [email protected].
Web: www.zoopark.cz. Director: Iveta Rabasová. 60 staff. 112 ha. Att. – 223,792.
Mammals – 74 spp., 411 specimens; birds – 65 spp., 425 specimens; reptiles – 17 spp.,
136 specimens.; amphibians – 2 spp., 8 specimens; fishes – 3 spp., 36 specimens. Total:
161 spp., 1016 specimens.
Speciality: Palearctic fauna.
UCSZ, EAZA, WAZA
HLUBOKA NAD VLTAVOU
Zoo Ograda
Zoo Ograda, 37341 Hluboka nad Vltavou. Opened at 1.05.1939.
Tel.: (420) 387-002-211, 387-002-210. Fax: (420) 387-965-445.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.zoo-ohrada.cz. Director: Vladimír Pokorný.
Deputy Director: Roman Kössl. Vet: Emanuel Krejcar (private). 45 staff. 6 ha (exsposition –
2.6 ha). Att. – 230,331. Mammals – 34 spp., 149 specimens; birds – 146 spp., 692 specimens;
PRAGUE
Zoologická zahrada hl. m. Prahy
U Trojského Zámku 3/120, 17100 Prague 7. Opened at 28.09.1931.
Теl.: (420) 296-112-108. Fax: (420) 233-540-287. E-mail: [email protected].
Web: www.zoopraha.cz. Director: Petr Fejk. Deputy Director: Dr. Miroslava Prachařová.
193 staff. 57.8 ha. Att. – 1,196,954. Mammals – 171 spp., 1168 specimens; birds – 269
spp., 1503 specimens; reptiles – 122 spp., 1448 specimens; amphibians – 13 spp., 77
specimens; fishes – 69 spp., 1112 specimens; invertebrates – 30 spp., 37 specimens +.
Total: 674 spp., 5345 specimens +.
UCSZ, EAZA, WAZA, IZE, EEKMA
VYŠHKOV
Zoo-Park Vyškov
Zoo park Vyšhkov, Cukrovarská 9, 682 01 Vyškov. Opened in 1965 г.
Теl./Fax: (420) 517-346-356. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected].
cz. Web: www.zoo-vyskov.cz. Director: Jozef Kachlik. Scientific Assistant: Dagmar
Nepeřená, Vet: Ivo Hylák. 19 staff. 7 ha. Att. – 220,451. Mammals – 59 spp., 250
specimens; birds – 57 spp., 243 specimens; reptiles – 1 spp., 4 specimens; fishes – 2 spp.,
70 specimens. Total: 119 spp., 567 specimens.
Speciality: rare species of domestic animals.
UCSZ
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Estonia
Kazakhstan
TALLINN
Tallinn Zoo
Tallinna Loomaaed, Paldiski mnt 145, 13522, Tallinn. Opened at 25.08.1939.
Tel.: (372) 694-33-10, 694-33-11. Fax: (372) 657-89-90. E-mail: vladimir.fainstein@
tallinnlv.ee, [email protected]. Web: www.tallinnzoo.ee, www.loomaaed.ee. Director:
Mati I. Kaal. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Vladimir V. Fainstein. Vet: Maaya Kitsing. 180
staff. 88.6 ha. Att. – 270,427. Mammals – 96 spp., 1057 specimens; birds – 117 spp.,
573 specimens; reptiles – 42 spp., 132 specimens; amphibians – 12 spp., 64 specimens;
fishes – 145 spp., 2286 specimens; invertebrates – 207 spp., 3046 specimens. Total: 619
spp., 7158 specimens.
Speciality: rare Palearctic species.
EAZA, WAZA, АZA, OVZ
ALMATY
Almaty Zoo
050007 Almaty, ul. Esenberlina 166. Opened at 07.11.1937.
Tel.: (7272) 91-37-19, 91-38-17, 31-01-91. Fax: (7272) 91-37-32. E-mail: tair@nursat.
kz. Web: www.almatyzoo.nursat.kz. Director: Kumek M. Almenbaev. Deputy Director,
Zoovet: Zhanat Sh. Akhmetova. Vet: Azamat S. Duisenov. 190 staff. 20.6 ha. Att. –
Speciality: breeding birds of prey.
WAZA, EAZA, IZE, SEAZA
Israel
KIRYAT MOTZKIN
“Hai Park” Kiryat Motzkin
26401 Kiryat Motzkin, ul. Hashmonaim 79. Opened at 01.07.02.
Tel.: (9724) 874 74 45/8. Fax: (9724) 874 77 91. E-mail: [email protected],
[email protected]. Web: www.haypark.co.il. Director Zoo: Igal Fadida. Curator,
Collection: Alex Kantorovich. 40 staff. 5.3 ha. Att. – 202,000. Mammals – 53 spp., 347
specimens; birds – 60 spp., 397 specimens; reptiles – 40 spp., 124 specimens. Total: 153
spp., 868 specimens
EAZA, IZA
Associated member of EARAZA
Moldova
KISHINEV
Kishinev Zoo
2062 Kishinev, bulvar Dachiya 50/7. Opened at 09.05.1978.
Tel.: (37322) 56-27-22, 76-37-33, 56-73-31. Fax: (37322) 56-27-22. E-mail:
[email protected]. Director: Aleksei P. Khantsatsuk. Vet: Yurii I. Panarin. 108 staff.
25 ha (exposition – 10 ha). Att. – 195,000. Mammals – 41 spp., 151 specimens; birds – 67
spp., 519 specimens; reptiles – 29 spp., 53 specimens; amphibians – 1 spp., 1 specimens;
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Russia
(country telephone code – 007)
ABAKAN
«Wildlife Centre» Abakan
655004 Republic Khakassiya, Abakan, ul. Pushkina 196. Opened in 1972.
Tel./Fax: (3902) 28-53-71. E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Vladimir N.
Bredikhin. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Elena A. Kudashova. Vet: Natalya P. Nedelkina. 39
staff. 5.8 ha. Att. – 114,262. Mammals – 74 spp., 205 specimens; birds – 42 spp., 184
specimens; reptiles – 17 spp., 23 specimens; amphibians – 5 spp., 18 specimens. Total:
138 spp., 430 specimens.
ANAPA
Anapa Zoo «DoDo»
353411 Anapa, Su-Psech, ul. Zholoba 88-b. Opened in 1999.
Tel.: (86133) 6-02-76. Fax: (86133) 3-07-39. E-mail: [email protected]. Director:
Lyudmila B. Kamaeva. Vet: Natalya L. Belugina. 20 staff. 10 ha. Att. – 12,000. Mammals
– 9 spp., 17 specimens; birds – 58 spp., 263 specimens; reptiles – 1 spp., 4 specimens.
Total: 68 spp., 284 specimens.
ARKHARA
The Station of Reintroduction
of Rare Species of Birds, Khingan Reserve.
676740 Amurskaya obl., Arkharinskii r-n, pos. Arkhara, per. Dorozhnyi 6.
Opened at 08.01.1988.
Tel./Fax: (41648) 2-12-03 E-mail: [email protected]. Director, Reserve: Viktor V.
Kopylov. Head, Department: Elena Yu. Gavrikova. 6 staff. 0.5 ha. Att. – 771. Birds – 7
spp., 43 specimens.
Speciality: breeding and reintroduction of rare species of cranes and breeding of rare
species of birds of the Far East.
B O L S H E R E C H `Y E
Bolsherech`ye Zoo
646670 Omskaya obl., Bolsherech`ye, ul. Sovetov 67. Opened at 15.07.1983.
Tel.: (38169) 2-20-63, 2-17-96, 2-17-99. Fax: (38169) 2-20-63, 2-17-99. E-mail:
[email protected]. Web.: www.Bolzoo.ru. Director: Sergei S. Kleshkov. Deputy
Director, Zoovet.: Tamara M. Pochekueva. Vet: Evgenii A. Mushakov. 107 staff. 19 ha.
Att. – 120,000. Mammals – 70 spp., 482 specimens; birds – 75 spp., 473 specimens;
reptiles – 17 spp., 37 specimens; amphibians – 1 spp., 7 specimens; fishes – 41 spp., 774
Speciality: animals of Siberia and Far East.
BRYKIN BOR
Population – 300
Oka Biosphere State Natural Reserve
Breeding Station for Rare Species of Cranes (opened in 1979);
Wisent Nursery (opened in 1959).
391072 Ryazanskaya obl., Spasskii r-n, p. Brykin Bor. Oka Reserve.
Tel./Fax: (49135) 7-22-74. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.main.vsu.ru/oka.
Director, Reserve: Yurii M. Markin. Curator, the Wisent Nursery: Ekaterina L. Tsibizova.
Curator, the Nursery of Cranes: Tatyana A. Kashentseva. Vet: Natalya V. Bebich. Staff:
the Wisent Nursery – 7, the Nursery of the Rare Species of Cranes – 7. 182 ha – the
Wisent Nursery, 50 ha – the Rare Species of Crane Nursery. Att. – 2,000. Mammals – 1
spp., 36 specimens; birds – 7 spp., 80 specimens. Total: 8 spp., 116 specimens.
Speciality: breeding and introduction into the wild the rare species of cranes and
wisents.
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C H E LY A B I N S K
Chelyabinsk Zoo
454080 Chelyabinsk, ul. Truda 191. Opened at 13.09.1996.
Тел.: (351) 263-18-64, 263-72-15, 265-93-39. Fax: (351) 263-18-64, 263-72-15.
E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Vladimir V. Bogomolov. Deputy Director: Tatyana V.
Tauzhanova. Vet: Svetlana G. Shtin. 119 staff. 30 ha (exposition – 6 ha). Att. – 520,500.
Mammals – 45 spp., 92 specimens; birds – 38 spp., 135 specimens; reptiles – 2 spp., 4
IVANOVO
Ivanovo Zoo
153003 Ivanovo, ul. Leningradskaya 2-а. Opened at 14.09.1996.
Tel.: (4932) 32-36-61, 32-36-66. Tel./Fax: (4932) 30-09-58. E-mail: ivanovozoo@mail.
ru, [email protected]. Web: www.ivanovozoopark.narod.ru. Director: Arkadii V.
Borzov. Deputy Director: Olga G. Vlasova. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Maksim E. Kozlov.
58 staff. 4 ha (Exposition – 2.2 ha). Att. – 87,000. Mammals – 54 spp., 210 specimens;
birds – 105 spp., 562 – specimens; reptiles – 6 spp., 10 specimens; fishes – 2 spp., 3
EKATERINBURG
Ekaterinburg Zoo
620026 Ekaterinburg, ul. Mamina-Sibiryaka 189. Opened at 10.05.1930.
Tel.: (343) 350-54-69, 350-84-23. Fax: (343) 355-39-40. E-mail: [email protected].
Web: www.zoo.isnet.ru. Director: Ilya S. Balyukov. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Galina I.
Zyusko. Vet: Nadezhda L. Sapozhnikova. 196 staff. 2.7 ha. Att. – 527,000. Mammals –
80 spp., 284 specimens; birds – 70 spp., 253 specimens; reptiles – 61 spp., 143 specimens;
amphibians – 10 spp., 35 specimens; fishes – 71 spp., 431 specimens; invertebrates – 30
spp. Total: 322 spp., 1146 specimens +.
ELIZOVO
Kamchatka Zoo
684000 Kamchatskii krai, Elizovo, ul. Lenina 20-A. Opened at 24.04.1983.
Tel.: (41531) 6-40-03, 7-16-99. Fax: (41531) 6-40-03. Director: Anatolii A. Shevlyagin.
Deputy Director: Svetlana S. Shevlyagina. 28 staff. 1.2 ha. Att. – 60,000. Mammals – 31
spp., 98 specimens; birds – 45 spp., 317 specimens; reptiles – 25 spp., 57 specimens;
spp., 905 specimens. Total: 172 spp., 1848 specimens.
IZHEVSK
Izhevsk Zoo
426033 Udmurt Republic, Izhevsk, ul. Kirova 8. Opened in 2008.
Tel.: (3412) 59-81-81, 59-89-89, 59-92-52. Fax: (3412) 59-89-89. E-mail: udmzoo_info@
mail.ru. Director: Sergey G. Belyakov. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Irina V. Ovchinnikova.
Vet: Natalya B. Baturina. 200 staff. 15.6 ha. Att. – 133,188. Mammals – 25 spp., 68
specimens; birds – 20 spp., 71 specimens.
Candidate
KALININGRAD
Kaliningrad Zoo
236000 Kaliningrad, prospekt Mira 26. Opened at 21.05.1896.
Tel.: (4012) 93-74-02; 93-74-66. Fax: (4012) 93-73-99. E-mail: [email protected].
Web: www.Kaliningrad.net. Director: Lyudmila M. Anoka. Deputy Director, Zoovet:
Boris N. Paramonov. Vet: Svetlana I. Yarova. 138 staff. 16.5 ha. Att. – 268,845. Mammals
– 49 spp., 255 specimens; birds – 84 spp., 574 specimens; reptiles – 39 spp., 91 specimens;
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Speciality: tropical animals.
KAZAN
Kazan Zoo
(Zoo-botanical garden)
420059 Tatarstan, Kazan, ul. Khadi-Taktash 112. Opened in 1806 (botanical garden).
Director: Albert R. Mudarisov. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Aleksandr V. Malev. Vet:
Anastasiya V. Balmakova. 113 staff. 6.7 ha. Att. – 133,808. Mammals – 43 spp., 152
– 2 spp., 5 specimens; fishes – 6 spp., 26 specimens; invertebrates – 11 spp., 1684
specimens. Total: 130 spp., 2152 specimens. Plants – 916 spp., 4860 specimens.
Speciality: bears, birds of prey.
EAZA
KRASNOYARSK
Krasnoyarsk park of Flora and Fauna “Roev Ruchey”
660054 Krasnoyarsk, ul. Sverdlovskaya 291. Opened at 15.08.2000.
Tel./Fax: (3912) 69-81-01, 69-83-03, 29-90-64.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.roev.ru. Director:
Nikolai V. Kulakov. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Yurii A. Makhrov. Vet: Aleksandr V.
Pinchuk. 217 staff. 31 ha (exposition – 11 ha). Att. – 651,900. Mammals – 125 spp.,
372 specimens; birds – 135 spp., 485 specimens; reptiles – 63 spp., 115 specimens;
spp., 89 specimens. Total: 442 spp., 1373 specimens. Plants – 248 spp., 453 specimens.
LIPETSK
Lipetsk Zoo
398004 Lipetsk, Petrovskii proezd 2. Opened at 06.11.1973.
Tel.: (4742) 77-85-70, 77-25-14, 77-86-62. Fax: (4742) 77-25-14.
E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Aleksandr I. Osipov. Vet: Vladimir A. Aksenov.
73 staff. 7 ha. Att. – 244,942. Mammals – 73 spp., 153 specimens; birds – 73 spp., 483
specimens; reptiles – 48 spp., 77 specimens; amphibians – 6 spp., 14 specimens; fishes –
102 spp., 756 specimens; invertebrates – 21 spp., 504 specimens. Total: 323 spp., 1987
specimens.
MOSCOW
Aqua Logo engineering, Ltd
Moscow 119313, Leninsky pr. 87-a. Opened in 1995.
Tel.: (495) 782-13-71 (499) 132-74-09, 132-73-66. Fax: (495) 775-31-79.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.aqualogo.ru. General Director: Aleksey L.
Kazakevich. Executive Director: Vadim V. Shvechkov. Head, Aqua-Terrarium Complex:
Vladimir A. Malakanov. Staff – 250. Aquariums – 1500 m. sq. Reptiles – 50 spp., 500
specimens; amphibians – 10 spp., 100 specimens; fish – 380 spp., 20000 specimens;
Speciality: breeding of aquarium and terrarium animals.
OFI
Candidate
MOSCOW
Moscow Zoo
Moscow 123242, B. Gruzinskaya 1. Opened in 1864.
Tel.: (499) 255-60-34, 252-02-92, 255-06-78, 252-36-20, 255-63-64, 252-20-27,
252-10-53, (495) 254-49-43. Fax: (495) 605-17-17.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.moscowzoo.ru.
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Director: Vladimir V. Spitsin. Deputy Directors: Andrei P. Presnyakov (finances); Valentin
N. Gorval (zoology and veterinary); Vladimir E. Frolov (science and education). Tatyana
F. Andreeva (scientific-methodical department); Dept. of International co-operation:
Tatyana D. Arzhanova. Animal collection officer: Lyubov Ya. Kurilovich. Senior Vet:
Mikhael V. Alshinetskii. Staff – 986. 21.3826 ha. Att. – 1,685,100. Mammals – 163 spp.,
amphibians – 34 spp., 220 specimens; fish – 272 spp., 1554 specimens; invertebrates –
152 spp., 1674 specimens. Total: 1096 spp., 7443 specimens.
Speciality: breeding of rare carnivores, ungulates, primates, cranes, birds of prey,
waterfowl.
EAZA, WAZA, IZE
NIZHNY NOVGOROD
Nizhny Novgorod Zoo “Limpopo”.
603035 Nizhny Novgorod, ul. Yaroshenko 7-b. Opened in 2003.
Web: www.nnzoo.ru. Director: Vladimir G. Gerasichkin. Deputy Director: Aleksandr M.
Davydov. Vet: Elena A. Bogomolova. 41 staff. 4 ha. Att. – 247,000. Mammals – 34 sp.,
256 specimen; birds – 49 spp., 238 specimens; fishes – 12 spp., 133 specimens. Total: 95
NOVOSIBIRSK
Novosibirsk Zoo
630001 Novosibirsk-1, ul. Timiryazeva 71/1. Opened in 1947.
Tel.: (383) 220-97-79, 225-58-56; 336-03-69; 220-98-23. Fax: (383) 220-97-79,
227-36-32, 236-02-73. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Web:
www.sibzoo.narod.ru. Director: Rostislav A. Shilo. Scientific Director: Olga V. Shilo.
Vet: Svetlana N. Verkholantseva. 188 staff. 53 ha. Att. – 914,266. Mammals – 140 spp.,
Speciality: cats, martens, grouses.
EAZA, WАZA, IZE, EAZWV
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PENZA
Penza Zoo
440026 Penza, ul. Krasnaya 10. Opened at 01.01.1981.
Tel.: (8412) 32-01-56, 32-15-49, 35-04-57. Fax: (8412) 32-01-56; 35-04-57.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.zoo-penza.ru. Director: Elena V. Khassan. Deputy
Director: Svetlana E. Dryga. Vet: Aleksei B. Zabirov. 138 staff. 9.8 ha. Att. – 125,924.
specimens; amphibians – 1 sp., 2 specimen; fishes – 26 spp., 208 specimens; invertebrates
– 7 spp., 453 specimens. Total: 210 spp., 2099 specimens.
Speciality: breeding of bustards, parrots.
PERM
Perm Zoo
614000 Perm, ul. Ordzhonikidze 10. Opened at 01.08.1933.
Tel.: (342) 212-26-21, 210-33-53, 210-30-52, 212-16-78. Fax: (342) 212-26-21.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.zoo.perm.ru. Director: Lyudmila V. Kardashova.
Deputy Director: Oleg V. Seletkov. Vet: Galina S. Molokova. 98 staff. 2.2 ha. Att. –
– 33 spp., 100 specimens; amphibians – 5 sp., 19 specimen; fishes – 211 spp., 1331
specimens; invertebrates – 26 spp., 387 specimens.
ROSTOV–ON-DON
Rostov-on-Don Zoo
344039 Rostov-on-Don, Zoologicheskaya ul. 3. Opened in 1927.
Tel.: (863) 232-82-91. Tel./Fax: (863) 232-82-91, 232-59-18. E-mail: zoo.rostov@mail.
ru, [email protected]. Director: Aleksandr P. Barannikov. Deputy Director, Zoovet:
Nina E. Evtushenko. Vet: Evgenii M. Kosyakov. 220 staff. 102.4 ha. Att. – 176,900.
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Mammals – 138 spp., 540 specimens; birds – 138 spp., 1267 specimens; reptiles – 31
spp., 87 specimens; amphibians – 2 spp., 7 specimens; fishes – 100 spp., 1105 specimens;
232-48-28, 232-31-45. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], info@spbzoo.
ru. Web: www.spbzoo.ru. Director: Irina S. Skiba. Vet: Elena V. Sysoeva. 277 staff. 7.3
ha. Att. – 703,000. Mammals – 121 spp., 589 specimens; birds – 146 spp., 638 specimens;
reptiles – 87 spp., 274 specimens; amphibians – 19 spp., 74 specimens; invertebrates – 17
Speciality: waterfowl birds, little carnivores, even-toed ungulates.
EAZA.
SAMARA
Samara Zoo
443114 Samara, prospekt Kirova 349. Opened at 16.01.1992.
Tel.: (846) 959-45-84, 956-46-64, 928-01-64. Fax: (846) 959-45-84. E-mail: Buchzoo@
yandex.ru, [email protected]. Director: Oleg V. Sheptalov. Deputy Director:
Aleksandr E. Kuzovenko. Vet: Kunzhan Z. Bayakisheva. 52 staff. 0.23 ha. Att. – 57,800.
65 specimens; amphibians – 2 spp., 6 specimens; fishes – 50 spp., 172 specimens;
invertebrates – 12 spp., 9 specimens.
ST P E T E R S B U R G
Oceanarium “Planeta Neptun”
191119 Sankt-Peterburg, ul. Marata 86. Opened at 26.04.2006.
Tel.: (812) 572-44-41, 572-44-30. Fax: (812) 572-44-40.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.planeta-neptun.ru. General Director: Valerii
P. Chekalov. Deputy Director: Oleg I. Dolbilin. Ichthyologist: Oleg N. Yunchis. 146
staff. 4800 m. sq. Att. – 610,000. Fishes – 230 spp., 1200 specimens; invertebrates – 120
ST P E T E R S B U R G
Leningrad Zoo
197198 Sankt-Peterburg, Aleksandrovskii park 1. Opened at 14.08.1865.
Tel.: (812) 232-82-60, 232-48-28, 232-31-45, 232-77-58. Fax: (812) 232-82-50,
SEVERSK
Seversk Wildlife Park
636000 Seversk, Tomskaya obl., pr. Kommunisticheskii 45-a, a/ya 581.
Opened at 14.02.1967.
Tel.: (3822) 47-28-59; (3823) 54-82-84, 54-31-40, 54-48-82, 54-80-74. Fax:
(3822) 47-28-59, (3823) 54-82-84. E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Yurii
A. Pleshkov. Scientific Director: Sergei P. Burets. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Natalya G.
Lisina. Vet: Svetlana A. Efimova. 162 staff. 23.15 ha. Att. – 58,727. Mammals – 49
Speciality: animals of Siberia and Far East.
SMOLENSK
Smolensk Zoo
214018 Smolensk, ul. Pamfilova 3-b. Opened in 2001.
Andrei I. Kibisov. Deputy Director: Aleksei I. Zazykin. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Tatyana
V. Shulga. 16 staff. 265 m. sq. Att. – 18,986. Mammals – 5 sp., 8 specimen; birds – 9
spp., 18 specimens; reptiles – 24 spp., 45 specimens; amphibians – 3 sp., 8 specimens;
fishes – 19 spp., 139 specimens; invertebrates – 14 spp., 468 specimens. Total: 74 spp.,
686 specimens.
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birds – 4 spp., 4 specimens; reptiles – 413 spp., 1857 specimens; amphibians – 35 spp.,
607 specimens; fishes – 8 spp., 17 specimens; invertebrates – 19 spp., 336 specimens.
Speciality: reptiles, centre of reptiles breeding.
STAVROPOL
Stavropol Zooexotarium
355000 Stavropol, Komsomolskaya ul. 113. Opened at 21.04.1998.
Director: Evgenii N. Trutnev. Deputy Director: Svetlana Yu. Trutneva. Vet: Ekaterina V.
Sereda. 43 staff. 263.8 m. sq. Att. – 34,647. Mammals – 8 spp., 20 specimens; birds – 5
spp., 5 specimens; reptiles – 43 spp., 57 specimens; amphibians – 5 spp., 10 specimens;
fishes – 25 spp., 180 specimens; invertebrates – 10 spp., 176 specimens. Total: 96 spp.,
448 specimens.
Speciality: breeding and conservation the rare species of reptiles.
SURGUT
Surgut Mini-Zoo
628403 Tyumenskaya obl., Surgut, KHMAO-Yugra, proezd Druzhby 7.
Opened in 1980.
Tel./Fax: (3462) 37-59-17. E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Olga V. Yarushina.
Head, Mini-zoopark: Aleksandr M. Prokophyev. Vet: Snezhana V. Suslova. 15 staff. 1
reptiles – 18 spp., 55 specimens; amphibians – 3 spp., 6 specimen; fishes – 61 spp., 259
specimens; invertebrates – 8 spp. Total: 175 spp., 677 specimens +
Speciality: animals of Siberia.
TULA
Tula Exotarium
300002 Tula, ul. Oktyabrskaya 26. Opened at 27.09.1987.
Tel.: (4872) 34-40-33, 47-53-92. Fax: (4872) 34-40-33.
E-mail: reptе[email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.tulazoo.org. Director:
Sergei A. Ryabov. 47 staff. 0.82 ha. Att. – 92,820. Mammals – 18 spp., 38 specimens;
VLADIVOSTOK
Vladivostok Oceanarium “Aquamir”
690091 Vladivostok, ul. Batareinaya 4. Opened in 1991.
Mikhail V. Berestenko. Curator, Exsposition: Mikhail S. Streltsov. 13 staff. 4,000 m. sq.
(exposition – 1500 m.sq.). Att. – 160,000. Reptiles – 4 spp., 19 specimens; fishes – 85
VLADIVOSTOK
The Institute of the Biology of Sea
named by A.V. Zhirmunskii of Far East Department of RAS.
690041 Vladivostok, ul. Palchevskogo 17. Tel.: (4232) 31-09-05, 31-09-25. Fax: (4232)
31-09-00. E-mail: [email protected]. Director, Institute: Academician Andrei V. Adrianov.
Deputy Director: Dmitrii L.Pitruk.
YAROSLAVL
Yaroslavl Zoo
150007 Yaroslavl, ul.Shevelyukha 137. Opened in 2006.
Tel.: (4852) 71-01-87, 71-01-91. Факс: (4852) 71-01-91, 71-01-86. E-mail: yarzoo@mail.
ru. Director: Teimuraz K. Baratashvili. Scientific Director: Vyacheslav M. Kudelin. Vet:
Elena A. Bekeneva. 116 staff. 27 ha. Att. – 120,600. Mammals – 45 spp., 232 specimens;
birds – 79 spp., 405 specimens; reptiles – 22 spp., 49 specimens, amphibians – 7 spp., 25
specimens; fishes – 42 spp., 478 specimens; invertebrates – 22 spp., 446 specimens.
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Candidate
YUZHNO-SAKHALINSK
Sakhalin Zoological-Botanical Park.
693001 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, ul. Detskaya 4. Opened at 01.12.1993.
Tel.: (4242) 72-45-09, 72-46-66, 50-56-20. Fax: (4242) 72-45-09.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.sakhalinzoo.ru. Director: Tamazi M.
Gurtsiev. Deputy Director: Svetlana V. Yastrebtseva. Vet: Ivan V. Rymar. 57 staff. 4.8
specimens; invertebrates – 7 spp. 27 specimen. Total: 159 spp., 364 specimens.
Speciality: Sakhalin fauna and flora.
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Tadjikistan
DUSHANBE
Dushanbe Zoo
734021 Dushanbe, pr. Ismoili Somoni 26. Opened at 23.09.1960.
Tel.: (99237) 236-75-77, 236-67-33, 236-83-10. Fax: (99237) 236-75-77. Director:
Nazarali G. Sattorov. Deputy Director: Saidchamol Orzuev. Vet: Izatulo Yu. Nazarov.
34 staff. 6.0 ha. Att. – 250,322. Mammals – 31 spp., 230 specimens; birds – 32 spp., 79
specimens; reptiles – 11 spp., 33 specimens; fishes – 27 spp., 535 specimens. Total: 101
Candidate
Ukraine
ZELENOGORSK
Zelenogorsk “Ecological museum of flora and fauna”
663690 Krasnoyarskii krai, Zelenogorsk, ul. Karyernaya 5, a/ya 267. Opened in 1979.
Tel.: (39169) 3-62-56. Tel./Fax: (39169) 3-81-73. E-mail: [email protected]. Director:
Lyubov V. Moiseeva. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Natalya I. Gerashenko. Vet: Tatyana A.
Solovyeva. 31 staff. 6.9 ha. Att. – 14,000. Mammals – 49 spp., 116 specimens; birds – 35
spp., 122 specimens; reptiles – 4 spp., 14 specimens; amphibians – 1 spp., 2 specimens.
Candidate
ZHELEZNOGORSK
Zheleznogorsk Zoo
662971 Krasnoyarskii krai, Zheleznogorsk 1, ul. Parkovaya, a/ya 44. Opened in 1966.
Tel.: (39197) 5-65-84, 5-44-59. Fax: (39197) 5-65-84, 5-45-44.
E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Irina A. Kislova. Head, Zoo: Marina A. Minazeva.
Vet: Nadezhda I. Placheva. 19 staff. 4000 m. sq. Att. – 9,351.
No reply.
ASKANIYA-NOVA
Zoopark of the Biosphere Reserve “Askaniya-Nova” named by F.E. Falz-Fein UAAS.
75230 Khersonskaya obl., Chaplinskii r-n, pgt Askaniya-Nova, ul. Frunze 13. Opened in
1885.
Tel.: (3805538) 6-12-32, 6-14-75, 6-12-86, 6-11-41. Fax: (3805538) 6-12-32, 6-12-86.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.Askania-Nova.
com.ua. Director, Reserve: Viktor S. Gavrilenko. Scientific Director: Natalya I. Yasinetskaya.
Curator, Dept. Biodiversity of Wild Animals Conservation: Aleksandr S. Mezinov. Vet:
Nikolay P. Guba. 265 staff (Reseve). 2376.4 ha. (Zoopark – 75.5 ha.). Att. – 97,037. Mammals
– 41 spp., 1004 specimens; birds – 76 spp., 3557 specimens. Total: 117 spp., 4561 specimens.
Speciality: birds, ungulates.
UAZA.
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KHARKOV
Kharkov Zoo
61022 Kharkov, Sumskaya ul. 35. Opened in 1895.
Tel.: (38057) 759-12-28, 705-44-90, 705-44-85. Fax: (38057) 705-44-90.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.zoo.kharkov.
ua. Director: Aleksey Ya. Grigoryev. Deputy Director: Aleksandra F. Tsekhanskaya.
Vet: Konstantin I. Zhuvak. 304 staff. 22 ha. Att. – 341,369. Mammals – 77 spp., 375
– 5 spp., 16 specimens; fishes – 142 spp., 4970 specimens; invertebrates – 11 sp., 315
EAZA, EEKMA, UAZA.
KIEV
Kiev Zoo
Kyiv Zoo, prospekt Peremohy 32. Kyiv 03055. Ukraine. Opened in 1908.
Tel.: (38044) 241-77-69, 241-77-53, 241-77-54. Fax: (38044) 241-77-69.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.zoo.kiev.ua. General Director: Svetlana V.
Berzina. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Andrei Yu. Ladnov. Vet: Andrei A. Marunchin. 240
fishes – 73 spp., 1035 specimens; invertebrates – 69 spp., 485 specimens.
UAZA.
NIKOLAEV
Nikolaev Zoo
54003 Nikolaev, pl. Leontovicha 1. Zoopark. Opened at 26.04.1901.
Tel.: (380512) 57-18-99, 24-63-77, 55-60-45. Tel./Fax: (380512) 55-60-45.
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E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], kirichenko_zoo@farlep.
mk.ua. Web: www.zoo.nikolaev.ua. Director: Vladimir N. Topchy. Deputy Director,
Zoovet: Yurii E. Kirichenko. Vet: Oleg G. Yavkin. 210 staff. 19.176 ha. Att. – 270,760.
161 specimens; amphibians – 9 spp., 27 specimens; fishes – 135 spp., 2168 specimens;
invertebrates – 53 spp. 608 specimens.
EAZA, UAZA, WAZA
ODESSA
Odessa Oceanarium “Nemo”
65045 Odessa, a/ya 35. Opened in 2005.
Tel./fax: (38048) 722-77-17. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.nemo.od.ua.
Director: Aleksandr V. Merlyan. Deputy Director: Nikolai M. Markanov. Vet: Oleg S.
Ushakov. 140 staff. 4 300 m. sq. Att. – 380,000. Mammals – 3 spp., 21 specimens;
reptiles – 38 spp., 65 specimens; amphibians – 7 spp., 24 specimens; fishes – 108 spp.,
722 specimens; invertebrates – 80 spp. Total: 236 spp., 832 specimens +.
Uzbekistan
TASHKENT
Tashkent Zoo
700053 Tashkent, ul. Dzhakhon Abidovoi 232a. Opened in 1924.
Tel.: (99871) 289-12-68, 289-10-96, 289-07-95, 289-07-73, 289-06-11. Fax:
(99871) 289-10-96, 289-07-73. E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Olim Sh. Rasulev.
Scientific Director: Aziz A. Irismetov. Vet: Vladimir V. Chornyi. 182 staff. 22.7 ha. Att.
– 290,400. Mammals – 74 spp., 302 specimens; birds – 101 spp., 713 specimens; reptiles
specimens; invertebrates – 17 spp. 276 specimen.
Speciality: birds of prey.
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Georgia
Elena Yu. Velizhanina. 143 staff. 30 ha (exposition – 19 ha). Att. – 173,305. Mammals –
42 spp., 316 specimens; birds – 53 spp., 241 specimens; reptiles – 19 spp., 43 specimens;
amphibians – 2 spp., 6 specimens; fishes – 41 spp., 665 specimens; invertebrates – 2 spp.,
8 specimens. Total: 159 spp., 1279 specimens.
Speciality: ungulates.
TBILISI
Tbilisi Zoo
Ul. M. Kostava 64, 0171 Tbilisi. Opened in 1927.
Tel.: (99532) 21-30-40, 21-30-50, 21-30-60. Fax: (99532) 21-30-50.
E-mail: [email protected]., [email protected]. General Director: Zurab V. Gurielidze.
Scientific Director: David I. Taktakishvili. Vet: Vano T. Markhvashvili. 84 staff. 10 ha.
No reply.
Kazakhstan
KARAGANDA
Karaganda Zoo
100009 Karaganda, ul. Ermekova 111. Opened in 1938.
Director: Abylai I. Shulanbaev. Deputy Director: Aliya E. Bukpina. Vet: Bolat Ashenov.
92 staff. 8 ha. Mammals – 56 spp., 490 specimens; birds – 58 spp., 183 specimens;
SHYMKENT
Shymkent Zoo
160024 Shymkent, ul. M.Kh. Dulati. Opened at 29.12.1979.
Tel.: (7252) 47-60-73, 47-60-30. Fax: (7252) 47-60-73. Director: Gani A. Sultanov. Vet:
Latvia
RIGA
Rigas Nacionalais zooloģiskais dặrzs.
Meza prospekts, 1. Riga LV 1014. Opened at 14.10.1912
Tel.: (371) 6751-84-09. Fax: (371) 6754-00-11. E-mail: [email protected]; info@
rigazoo.lv. Web: www.rigazoo.lv. Director: Roland Greizinsh. Deputy Director: Peteris
Petrovs. Curator, Collection: Guna Vitola. Vet: Benita Drapce. 170 staff. 22 ha (affiliate
– 132 ha). Att. – 342,975. Mammals – 90 spp., 409 specimens; birds – 84 spp., 368
specimens; reptiles – 65 spp., 230 specimens; amphibians – 48 spp., 645 specimens;
fishes – 72 spp., 780 specimens; invertebrates – 64 spp. Total: 423 spp., 2432 specimens +.
EAZA, IZE
Lithuania
KAUNAS
Lietuvos Zoologijos Sodas
Radvilėnų g. 21, 50299 Kaunas. Opened in 1938.
Tel.: (37037) 33-25-40, 33-08-27. Fax: (37037) 33-21-96.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]. Web:
www.zoosodas.lt. Director: Vaclovas Dumčius. Head Biologist: Virginija Raudeliūnienė.
Vet: Viktoras Siniauskas. 130 staff. 15.9 ha. Att. – 148,616. Mammals – 79 spp., 1171
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– 2 spp., 4 specimens; fishes – 58 spp., 685 specimens; invertebrates – 12 spp. Total: 256
spp., 2431 specimens +.
EAZA, EAZWV, IZE
Ukraine
Russia
NALCHIK
Nalchik Zoo
360002 Kabardino-Balkariya, Nalchik, Dolinsk. Opened at 20.09.1966.
Tel.: (8662) 42-68-42, 42-63-90. Fax: (8662) 42-63-90. E-mail: zoonalchik@rambler.
ru. Web: www.zoonalchik.narod.ru. Director: Aslanbi M.Aramisov. Deputy Director:
Khizyr M. Sonov. Vet: Daut A. Akhmatov. 40 staff. 7.2 ha. Att. – 65,077. Mammals –
65 spp., 134 specimens; birds – 74 spp., 231 specimens; reptiles – 12 spp., 18 specimens.
YAKUTSK
Yakutsk Zoo
677005 Republiс Sakha, Yakutsk, ul. Sverdlova 14. Opened in 2001.
Tel.: (4112) 22-52-59. Fax: (4112) 22-58-03. E-mail: [email protected]. Web:
www.zoo.ykt.ru. Director: Luka N. Safonov. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Lyudmila I.
Kozhenkina. Vet: Ivan A. Sokolnikov. 30 staff. 9.09 ha. Att. – 47,455. Mammals – 47
amphibians – 4 sp., 5 specimens; fishes – 20 spp.; invertebrates – 9 spp. Total: 144 spp.,
337 specimens +.
Turkmenistan
ASHGABAT
Ashgabat Zoo
744006 Ashgabat, ul. Azadi 116. Opened in 1932.
Tel.: (99312) 34-25-56, 34-39-68, 34-47-89. Director: Sapar Annageldyev. Deputy
Director: Nikolay I. Tumko. Vet: Zarifa G. Bagirova. 157 staff. 3.2 ha.
No reply.
CHERKASSY
Cherkassy Zoo
18008 Cherkassy, ul. Smelyanskaya 132. Opened in 1979.
Tel.: (380472) 63-46-42. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.zoopark.ck.ua.
Director: Evgenii L. Van. Vet: Anna I. Savostina. 32 staff. 4.37 ha. Att. – 98,052.
specimens; amphibians – 11 spp., 30 specimens; invertebrates – 51 spp., 357 specimens.
UAZA.
ODESSA
Odessa Zoo
65007 Odessa, Novoshepnoy Ryad 25. Opened in 1922.
Tel.: (380482) 722-10-02, 787-49-69, 722-55-89. Fax: (380482) 34-47-74. E-mail:
[email protected]. Director: Yuriy L. Kucherenko. Deputy Director, Zoovet:
Aleksandr A. Romadan. Vet: Andrey V. Gritsenko. 104 staff. 5.81 ha. Att. – 280,977.
specimens; amphibians – 3 spp., 18 specimens.
Speciality: rare animals of South Ukraine.
UAZA
ROVNO
Rovno Zoo
33027 Rovno, ul. Kievskaya 110. Opened in 1982.
Tel.: (380362) 28-84-83, 28-86-47. Fax: (380362) 28-84-83. E-mail: zoorivne@ukrvest.
net. Web: www.zoo.rv.ua. Director: Oleg V. Pavlyuk. Vet: Mariya P. Krivusha. 45 staff.
11.17 ha. Att. – 184,100. Mammals – 40 spp., 108 specimens; birds – 43 spp., 135
specimens; reptiles – 34 spp., 80 specimens;
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UAZA
Uzbekistan
TERMEZ
Termez Zoo
190106 Termez, ul. Ch. Safarova 71. Opened at 16.02.1939.
Tel.: (99876) 223-64-56, 223-01-08. Director: Bokhodir Kh. Toshbaev. Deputy Director:
Tulkon Tursunov. Vet: Abray Mamatmuradov. 104 staff. 22 ha.
Speciality: ungulates of Middle Asia.
No reply.
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VITEBSK
Vitebsk Zoo
210026 Vitebsk, ul. Ya. Kupaly 17. Opened at 30.03.1992.
Tel.: (375212) 36-45-72, 37-08-08. Fax: (375212) 36-45-72.
E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Aleksey A. Andreikov. 16 staff. 1.3 ha.
No reply.
ZHLOBIN
Zhlobin Zoo
247210 Gomelskaya obl., Zhlobin, ul. K. Marksa 41-a. Opened in 1990.
Director: Valeriy L. Chechikov. Vet: Raisa A. Medvedeva. 25 staff. 0.4 ha. Att. – 20,550.
Kazakhstan
S E M E Y (former SEMIPALATINSK)
Semey Children’s Biological Centre
071400 Semey (former Semipalatinsk), ostrov Polkovnichiy. Opened in 1938.
Director: Valeriy N. Dyadov. Curator, Biological Department: Aigul N. Kusataeva. Vet:
Irina A. Dyagileva. 43 staff. 2.61 ha. Att. – 120,000. Mammals – 20 spp., 116 specimens;
birds – 33 spp., 195 specimens; reptiles – 2 spp., 5 specimens; amphibians – 3 spp.,
3 specimens; fishes – 13 spp., 181 specimens; invertebrates – 1 spp., 50 specimens.
BARNAUL
Conservation Centre of
Rare Species of Birds “Altai Falkon”. Opened in 1991.
656065 Barnaul, Altaiskiy kray, ul. Popova 118-430. Tel.: (3852) 54-92-71, 8-903995-14-03. Fax: (3852) 61-60-27. E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Viktor N.
Plotnikov. 7 staff. 1 ha. Birds – 18 spp., 152 specimns.
Speciality: breeding of birds of prey.
BARNAUL
Altai Zoological Centre. Opened in 2005.
656050 Barnaul, Altaiskiy kray, ul. Malakhova 67-80. Tel.: (3852) 40-00-44.
E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Igor I. Chupin. Deputy Director: Igor N. Mariskin.
9 staff. 250 m. sq. Att. – 10,000. Mammals – 2 spp., 2 specimens; birds – 38 spp., 48
specimens; reptiles – 27 spp., 39 specimens; amphibians – 4 spp., 10 specimens;
BELGOROD
Belgorod Zoo
308009 Belgorod, pr. B. Khmelnitskogo 16-a. Opened at 5.08.1988.
Tel.: (4722) 32-10-33. Tel./Fax: (4722) 32-72-14. E-mail: [email protected]. Web:
www.zoo.bel31.ru. Director: Aleksandr M. Konvisar. Vet: Violetta K. Dyadicheva. 32
invertebrates – 2 spp., 2 specimens Total: 83 spp., 323 specimens .
CHEBOKSARY
Cheboksary Children’s Zoo
428034 Chuvash Republic, Cheboksary, bulvar Yunosti 21-a. Opened in 1993.
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Tel.: (8352) 43-39-09. Fax: (8352) 41-17-88. Director, Centre: Igor D. Volkov. Chief,
Zoopark: Yury E. Zorin. 3 staff (zoopark). 1558 m. sq. Att. – 3,403. Mammals – 10
KHABAROVSK
Zoogarden “Priamurskiy”.
680021 Khabarovsk, ul. Pervomaiskaya 25. Opened in 2002.
Tel.: (4212) 40-77-03. Tel./Fax: (4212) 40-70-14. E-mail: [email protected].
Director: Elena G. Korotkova. Vet: Marina L. Eremeeva. 28 staff. 5.8 ha. Att. – 90,000.
Mammals – 24 spp., 55 specimens; birds – 22 spp., 46 specimens. Total: 46 spp., 101
specimens.
Speciality: animals of Far East.
CHERNOGOLOVKA
Scientific-Experimental Station «Chernogolovka»,
IPEE RAS
119071 Moscow, Leninsky prospekt 33. IPEE RAS, SES «Chernogolovka».
Opened in 1975.
Tel.: (495) 952-73-05. Fax: (495) 954-55-34. E-mail: [email protected], snaidenko@
mail.ru. Web: www.sevin.ru. Deputy Director, Institute: Vyacheslav V. Rozhnov.
Head, Scientific-Exsperimental Station: Galina V. Tarasova. 43 staff. 40 ha. Att. – 500.
Mammals – 32 spp., 820 specimens.
KISLOVODSK
Kislovodsk Zooexotarium
357700 Kislovodsk, ul. Yubileinaya 78. Opened in 1992.
Tel.: (87937) 4-83-38. Director: Guzel Sh. Silivanova. Director, Branch: Elena I.
Utyasheva. Zoologist: Bulat Kh. Utyashev. 11 staff. 100 m. sq.
No reply.
CHITA
Chita Zoo
672007 Chita, ul. Zhuravleva 75. Opened in 1994.
Tel./Fax: (3022) 35-95-98. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.zoo-park.org.
Director: Aleksandr S. Kibalin. Deputy Director: Anatoly A. Shelopugin. Vet: Viktor
S. Pimenov. 42 staff. 2 ha. Att. – 5,200. Mammals – 42 spp., 207 specimens; birds – 64
spp., 276 specimens; reptiles – 12 spp., 31 specimens; amphibians – 1 sp., 5 specimens;
fishes – 1 spp., 5 specimens; invertebrates – 2 spp., 9 specimens. Total: 122 spp., 533
specimens.
KOMSOMOLSK–ON-AMUR
Komsomolsk-on-Amur “Zoo Centre “Python”
681024 Khabarovskiy kray, Komsomolsk-na-Amure, ul. Ordzhonikidze 9-а.
Opened in 1990.
Director: Irina A. Trifonova. Deputy Director: Tatyana V. Boldyreva. 27 staff. 0.4 ha.
Att. – 54,444. Mammals – 41 spp., 82 specimens; birds – 33 spp., 83 specimens; reptiles
– 31 spp., 59 specimens; amphibians – 6 sp., 10 specimens; fishes – 1 spp., 1 specimens;
GALICHYA GORA
The Nursery for Birds of Prey of the Reserve “Galichya Gora”.
399240 Lipetskaya obl., Zadonsky r-n, p/o Donskoe. Opened at 05.03.1990.
Tel.: (47471) 3-33-65, 3-34-22. Fax: (47471) 3-33-65. Director: Nikolay Ya. Skolznev.
Head, Nursery: Petr I. Dudin. 3 staff. 1100 m. sq. Birds – 12 spp., 78 specimens. Speciality:
breeding and reintroduction the rare species of birds of prey into the wild.
KRASNODAR
Krasnodar Eco-Biological Centre.
320042 Krasnodar, ul. 40-letiya Pobedy 1. Opened in 1964.
Tel.: (861) 257-06-59. Fax: (861) 252-13-58. E-mail: [email protected]. Director,
Centre: Vera V. Sugaeva. Deputy Director: Raisa I. Kuklina. Zoologist &Vet: Svetlana
N. Strelchik. 61 staff. 4 ha (zoo – 0.7 ha).
No reply.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD
Nizhny Novgorod Exotarium
603005 Nizhny Novgorod, ul. Bolshaya Pokrovskaya 18. DK named Ya. M. Sverdlova.
Opened at 19.05.1996.
Tel.: (831) 433-84-65. E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Lyudmila V. Semiglazova.
Zoologist: Sergey V. Fadeev. 6 staff. 110 m. sq. Att. – 55,000. Mammals – 7 sp., 26
specimen; birds – 4 spp., 10 specimens; reptiles – 36 spp., 80 specimens; amphibians – 8
sp., 13 specimens; fishes – 1 spp., 1 specimens; invertebrates – 21 spp., 500 specimens,
NIZHNY NOVGOROD
Nizhny Novgorod Zoo “Switzerland”.
603104 Nizhny Novgorod, prospekt Gagarina 35. Opened at 13.09.1997.
Director: Mikhail V. Mityurin. Deputy Director: Vladimir V. Lebedev. 20 staff. 1 ha.
Att. – 160,586. Mammals – 26 sp., 52 specimen; birds – 10 spp., 29 specimens. Total: 36
spp., 81 specimens.
NIKEL
Nikel Mini-Zoo
184421 Murmanskaya obl., Nikel, ul. Oktyabrskaya 1. DK “Voshod”. Opened in 1987.
Tel.: (81554) 3-13-68, 3-12-00. Fax: (81554) 3-13-68. Director: Aleksandra V. Fedorova.
Curator, Zoo: Galina A. Stupnikova. 4 staff. 470 m. sq. Att. – 4,200. Mammals – 18 sp.,
49 specimen; birds – 13 spp., 55 specimens; reptiles – 5 spp., 10 specimens. Total: 36
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NOGLIKI
Zoopark “Ostrovok” (Private).
694452 Island Sakhalin, Nogliksky r-n, pgt. Nogliki, ul. Dachnaya 1-a. Opened in 2005.
Tel./Fax: (42444) 9-76-50. Director: Irina V. Rud. Vet: Evgeniya B. Shirobokova. 4 staff.
0.59 ha. Mammals – 38 spp., 95 specimens; birds – 28 spp., 74 specimens; reptiles – 2
spp., 2 specimens; fishes – 2 spp., 4 specimens. Total: 70 spp., 175 specimens.
NOVOURALSK
Novouralsk Ecological Centre
624130 Novouralsk, Sverdlovskaya obl., ul. Gagarina 11. Opened in 1999.
Tel.: (34370) 4-84-27. Director: Liliya N. Kolmakova. Vet: Olga M. Yurtanova. 5 staff.
300 m. sq. Att. – 900. Mammals – 20 spp., 65 specimens; birds – 22 spp., 59 specimens;
specimens; invertebrates – 3 spp. Total: 82 spp., 241 specimens+.
OMSK
Omsk Eco-Biological Centre
644046 Omsk-46, ul. Marshala Zhukova 109. Opened in 1992.
Tel.: (3812) 31-32-33. Tel./Fax: (3812) 30-24-00.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.debcomsk.ru. Director: Aleksandr
P. Stankovsky. Deputy Director: Lyudmila V. Martynova. Vet: Larisa P. Nefedova. 11
staff. 3.2 ha. Att. – 50,000. Mammals – 32 spp., 237 specimens; birds – 53 spp., 234
specimens; reptiles – 14 spp., 39 specimens; amphibians – 6 spp., 30 specimens; fishes
– 52 spp., 572 specimens; invertebrates – 2 spp., 13 specimens. Total: 159 spp., 1125
specimens.
OREL
Zoocomplex “Orlovskoe Polesje”
303943 Orlovskaya obl., Khotynetsky r-n, pos. Zhudersky. Opened in 1996.
Tel./Fax: (48642) 2-56-16. E-mail: [email protected]. General Director: Denis V.
Bogdanov. Deputy Director: Vasiliy I. Belchikov. Vet: Svetlana G. Kireeva. 42 staff.
14.4 ha. Att. – 50,000. Mammals – 28 spp., 100 specimens; birds – 22 spp., 107 specimen.
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SARANSK
Saransk Zoo
430004 Mordoviya, Saransk, ul. Pervomaiskaya 6. Opened in 2002.
Tel.: (8342) 47-93-81, 47-18-84. Fax: (8342) 47-93-81. Director: Pavel P. Kshnyaikin.
Deputy Director: Fatikh B. Rakhmetullov. Vet: Olga R. Alykova. 52 staff. 18.6 ha. Att.
– 80,000. Mammals – 35 spp., 80 specimen; birds – 39 spp., 264 specimens; reptiles – 2
Head, Zoopark: Natalya G. Khozyainova. Vet: Lyubov P. Zhidovich. 9 staff. 4.5 ha. Att.
– 15,000. Mammals – 22 sp., 71 specimen; birds – 32 spp., 89 specimens; reptiles – 14
spp., 30 specimens; amphibians – 5 sp., 7 specimens; fishes – 18 spp., 74 specimens;
SOCHI
Sochi Aquarium
354037 Sochi, Krasnodarsky kray, alleya Cheltenkhema 4. Opened at 23.08.05.
Tel./Fax: (8622) 67-72-26. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Director:
Sergey A. Tsvetlinskiy. 29 staff. 1200 m. sq.
No reply.
SOCHI
The Monkeys Nursery of the Scientific-Research Institute of the Medical Primatology of
the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences.
354376 Sochi-Adler, Veseloe 1. The Monkeys Nursery of the Scientific-Research
Institute of the Medical Primatology of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences.
Created at 24.08.1927 – Sukhumi Monkeys Nursery.
Tel.: (8622) 42-22-39, 42-28-62, 42-27-60. Fax: (8622) 42-22-39.
E-mail: [email protected]. Director, Institute: Academician Boris A. Lapin. Scientific
Directors: Dr. Oleg I. Vyshemirskiy, Dr. Valerii G. Chalyan. Curator, Monkeys Nursery:
Karine Zh. Kochkonyan. Curator, Exposition Department: Anaida A. Shaginyan. Vet:
Tatyana E. Gvozdik. 300 staff (15 staff – exposition department). 100 ha (exposition – 2
ha). Att. – 30,000. Mammals – 18 spp., 4064 specimen.
Speciality: breeding of monkeys
SYKTYVKAR
Syktyvkar Zoo
167983 Komi Republic, Syktyvkar, GSP-3, ul. Pechorskaya 30. Opened at 1.01.2002.
Tel.: (8212) 31-28-48, 43-13-41, 43-05-65. Fax: (8212) 31-28-48.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.ecobiocenter.ru. Director: Marina G. Sivkova.
TAMBOV
Zoobotgarden of Tambov State University
392000 Tambov, ul. Internatsionalnaya 33. Opened in 2005.
Director, Zoobotgarden: Evgeniy E. Cherbaev. Scientific Curator: Aleksey V. Emelyanov.
Vet: Larisa E. Solovjeva. 30 staff. 2.66 ha.
No reply.
ULAN - UDE
Ulan-Ude Zoo.
670045 Buryatiya, Ulan-Ude, p. Verkhnyaya Beryozovka. Opened in 1976.
Tel.: (3012) 44-32-10, 44-33-10. Fax: (3012) 44-32-10. E-mail: [email protected]. Director:
Valeriy D. Khalzanov. Curator, Zoo: Bude-Khanda S. Cherdonova. 5 staff. 1 ha.
No reply.
VOLZHSKY
Volzhsky Mini-Zoo
404104 Volzhsky, Volgogradckaya obl., ul. Pushkina 100. Opened in 1976.
Tel.: (8443) 25-16-02, 25-12-01. Director: Elena A. Alekseeva. Chief, Zoopark: Tatyana
Yu. Komleva. Vet: Sergey A. Vedeneev. 18 staff. 1.0 ha. Att. – 10,000. Mammals – 24
amphibians – 6 spp., 22 specimens; fishes – 33 spp., 263 specimens; invertebrates – 6 spp.
Total: 122 spp., 968 specimens +.
VOROBJI
Park of Birds «Vorobji»
249167 Kaluzhskaya obl., Zhukovsky r-n, p/o Pobeda, der. Vorobji.
Opened at 22.09.2003.
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Tel.: (477) 360-43-26. Теl./Fax: (477) 360-43-29. E-mail: [email protected]. Web:
www.birdspark.ru. Director: Tatyana R. Belyavskaya. Curator, Collection: Konstantin V.
Belyakov. Vet: Nikolay N. Nekrasov. 26 staff. 11.5 ha. Att. – 138,939. Mammals – 18
spp., 52 specimens; birds – 184 spp., 847 specimens. Total: 202 spp., 899 specimens.
VORONEZH
Voronezh Zoo
394029 Voronezh, ul. Osipenko 6-a. Opened in 1994.
Tel.: (4732) 49-91-70, 39-49-49. Tel./Fax: (4732) 49-91-70.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.zoovrn.narod.ru. Director: Aleksandr S. Popov.
Deputy Director: Evgeny A. Kosyakov. Vet: Ekaterina A. Melnikova. 104 staff. 6.8
ha. Att. –160,500. Mammals – 28 spp., 285 specimens; birds – 31 spp., 75 specimens;
VSEVOLOZHSK
Vsevolozhsk Zoo
188710 Leningradskaya obl., Vsevolozhsk, ul. 1-aya liniya 38. Opened in 1996.
Tel.: (813) 7-07-73. E-mail: [email protected]. Head, Zoopark: Evgeny M. Rybaltovsky.
12 staff. 2 ha (exsposition – 300 m. sq.).
No reply.
Ukraine
DNEPROPETROVSK
49050 Dnepropetrovsk, ul. L. Chaikinoy 4/29. Opened in 1980.
Tel.: (38056) 743-36-16. E-mail: shuleshko@ua. Director, Park: Aleksandr V.
Derzhavetsky. Head, Mini-Zoo: Nadezhda S. Monastyrskaya. Vet: Aleksandr A.
Shuleshko. 8 staff. 1 ha. Att. – 30,000. Mammals – 22 spp., 50 specimens; birds – 10
spp., 36 specimens; reptiles – 10 spp., 16 specimens. Total: 42 spp., 102 specimens.
DONETSK
Donetsk Zooexotarium
83054 Donetsk, pr. Kievsky 15. Opened at 01.09.1992.
Tel.: (38062) 385-60-33, (380622) 58-93-09. Fax: (38062) 386-35-09.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.minizoo.donetsk.ua. Director: Yury N.
Chernodub. Deputy Director: Valery V. Kugir. 4 staff. 100 m. sq. Att. – 20,000. Reptiles
– 127 spp., 425 specimens; amphibians – 37 spp., 1261 specimens; invertebrates – 294
KIEV
“Bion” Terrarium Centre
01133 Kiev, a/ya 64. Opened in 1990.
Tel.: (38044) 486-47-81, 236-81-24, 486-33-31. Fax: (38044) 486-33-49. E-mail:
[email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.bion.com.ua. Director: Dmitry A.
Tkachyov. Deputy Director: Evgeny V. Bondar. Vet: Irina V. Savinova. 24 staff. 600 m. sq.
No reply.
SEVASTOPOL
Sevastopol Sea Aquarium-Museum
99011 Sevastopol, prospekt Nakhimova 2. Opened in 1897.
Tel./Fax: (380692) 54-38-92.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected].
Web: www.sevaquarium.com. Director: Alla M. Kravtsova. Curator, Aquarium Complex:
Sergey N. Brodsky. Vet: Maksim P. Kirin. 36 staff. 850 m. sq. Att. – 120,000. Reptiles
Speciality: Black Sea ichthyofauna.
UAZA.
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YALTA
Yalta Zoo “Skazka”
98600 AR Krym, Yalta, pgt Vinogradnoe. Opened at 25.10.1995.
Tel.: (380654) 31-00-30, 23-24-82. Fax: (380654) 23-24-82.
E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.yaltazoo.org. Director: Oleg A. Zubkov. Vet:
Oksana O. Zubkova. 20 staff. 3.5 ha.
UAZA.
No reply.
Uzbekistan
KAGAN
Kagan Ecological Centre “Dzheiran”
706100 Bukharskaya obl., Kagan, GSP. Opened at 20.05.1977.
Tel.: (998365) 224-55-57, 303-89-57. E-mail: [email protected]. Director: Erkin T.
Yuldashev. Deputy Director: Natalya V. Soldatova. 32 staff. 5145 ha (+free territory 18300
ha). Att. – 2,000. Mammals – 34 spp.; birds – 312 spp.; reptiles – 18 spp.; amphibians – 2
spp.; fishes – 8 spp.; invertebrates – 100 spp. Total: 379 spp.
Speciality: breeding of the rare species of ungulates.
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PISCES
ORECTOLOBIFORMES
Hemiscyllidae
Brownbanded bambooshark – Chiloscyllium punctatum
Sevastopol 8
IUCN (NT)
DASYATIFORMES
Potamotrygonidae
Ocellate river stingray – Potamotrygon motoro
Ekaterinburg 17 (6)
Smooth back river stingray – Potamotrygon reticulatus (orbignyi)
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1
IUCN (DD)
CYPRINIFORMES
Characidae
Bloodfin tetra – Aphyocharax anisitsi (rubripinnis)
Perm 15
Whitespot tetra – Aphyocharax paraquayensis
Perm 12
Redflank bloodfin – Aphyocharax rathbuni
Perm 10
Mexican tetra – Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus (Anoptichthys joidani)
Kharkov 5
Tetra – Astyanax sp.
Perm 15; Sevastopol 40; Tashkent 300
Cochu's blue tetra – Boehlkea fredcochui
Perm 10
Black tetra – Gymnocorymbus ternetzi
Nikolaev 9; Novosibirsk 500; Perm 10; Surgut 10
Firehead tetra – Hemigrammus bleheri
Tashkent 100
Buenos Aires tetra – Hemigrammus caudovittatus (+ H. caudovittatus var. albino)
Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 500; Perm 15
Glowlight tetra – Hemigrammus erythrozonus
Novosibirsk 200; Perm 12; Tashkent 400
January tetra – Hemigrammus hyanuary
Perm 20
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Silvertip tetra – Hemigrammus (Hasemania) nanus
Kiev (Zoo) 16; Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 15; Tashkent 200
Head-and-taillight – Hemigrammus ocellifer
Garnet tetra – Hemigrammus pulcher
Perm 10
Rummy-nose tetra – Hemigrammus rhodostomus
Perm 25
Ember tetra – Hyphessobrycon amandae
Perm 15
Ornate tetra – Hyphessobrycon bentosi bentosi (Syn. Hyphessobrycon оrnatus)
Novosibirsk 200; Tashkent 400
Jewel tetra – Hyphessobrycon callistus minor (eques)
Jewel tetra – Hyphessobrycon callistus serpae
Tashkent 300
Flame tetra – Hyphessobrycon flammeus
Novosibirsk 200; Perm 15
Black neon tetra – Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelrodi
Grodno 2; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 15; Tashkent 500
Lemon tetra – Hyphessobrycon pulchripinnis
Perm 10; Tashkent 100
Blackline tetra – Hyphessobrycon scholzei
Perm 20
Tetra – Hyphessobrycon sp.
Perm 10
Royal tetra – Inpaichthys kerri
Black phantom tetra – Megalamphodus megalopterus
Perm 15
Tetra – Megalamphodus roseus
Perm 15
Red phantom tetra – Megalamphodus sweglesi
Perm 20
Diamond tetra – Moenkhausia pittieri
Redeye tetra – Moenkhausia sanctaefilomenae
Perm 8
Emperor tetra – Nematobrycon palmeri
Cardinal tetra – Paracheirodon (Cheirodon) axelrodi
Neon tetra – Paracheirodon innesi
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Glass bloodfin – Prionobrama filigera
X-ray tetra – Pristella maxillaris (riddlei)
Blackline penguinfish – Thayeria boehlkei
Serrasalmidae
Moon silver dollar – Metynnis luna
Novosibirsk 300
Spotted metynnis – Metynnis maculatus
Novosibirsk 200
Plain silver dollar – Metynnis schreitmuelleri (hypsauchen)
Novosibirsk 300
Piranha – Serrasalmus altivei
Novosibirsk 300
Red piranha – Serrasalmus nattereri
Kaunas 2; Novosibirsk 200
Citharinidae
Silver distichodus – Distichodus affinis (noboli)
Novosibirsk 200
Pyrrhulinidae (Lebiasinidae)
Splash tetra – Copella (Copeina) arnoldi
Perm 10
Golden pencilfish – Nannostomus beckfordi
Perm 8
Dwarf pencilfish – Nannostomus marginatus
Kiev (Zoo) 4; Perm 10
Brown pencilfish – Poecilobrycon (Nannobrycon) eques
Perm 7
Alestidae
Congo tetra – Phenacogrammus (Micralestis) interruptus
Perm 25
Apterоnotidae
Black ghost – Apteronotus albifrons
Ekaterinburg 50; Novosibirsk 50; Perm 10
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Cyprinidae
Tricolor sharkminnow – Balantiocheilus melanopterus
IUCN (EN)
Kiev (Zoo) 2
Arulius barb – Barbus arulius
Kaliningrad 2; Novosibirsk 300; Stavropol
African banded barb – Barbus bariloides
Perm 15
Rosy barb – Barbus (Cuvier) conchonius
Grodno 85; Kharkov 20; Kiev (Zoo) 165; Nikolaev 10; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 20
Striped barb – Barbus eugrammus
Perm 15
Clown barb – Barbus everetti
Perm 15
Striped barb – Barbus fasciatus
Perm 10
Blackspot barb – Barbus filamentosus
Perm 15
Black ruby barb – Barbus nigrofasciatus
IUCN (LR/cd)
Grodno 10; Kaliningrad 4; Kiev (Zoo) 20; Novosibirsk 50; Perm 25
Island barb (Checker barb) – Barbus oligolepis
Perm 10
Fiveband barb – Barbus pentazona
Perm 20
Chinese barb (Green Barb) – Barbus semifasciolatus
Grodno 10; Novosibirsk 100
Schuberti barb – Barbus (Capoeta) s. “schuberti”
Grodno 10; Nikolaev 17; Perm 15
Sumatra barb – Barbus tetrazona
Kharkov 10; Kiev (Zoo) 152; Nikolaev 50; Novosibirsk 500; Perm 30; Riga 15; Seversk
300; Surgut 50; Tashkent 100
Tiger barb – Barbus tetrazona var.
Kharkov 5
Ticto barb – Barbus ticto (“Odessae”)
Cherry barb – Barbus (Capoeta) titteya
IUCN (LR/cd)
Kaliningrad 4; Perm 40; Surgut 20; Tashkent 500
Barb – Barbus sp.
Perm 10
Pearl danio – Brachydanio albolineatus
Leopard danio – Brachydanio “frankei”
Nikolaev 10
Zebra danio – Brachydanio rerio
Grodno 290; Kharkov 400; Kiev (Zoo) 36; Nikolaev 57; Novosibirsk 100; Perm 30;
Seversk 600; Surgut 100; Tashkent 500
Goldfish – Carassius auratus var. dom.
(Comet, Oranda, Pompom, Telescope eye, Shubunkin etc.)
Grodno 110; Kaliningrad 10; Kiev (Zoo) 397; Novosibirsk 100; Perm 50; Seversk 100;
Surgut 300
Japanese carp (Koi, Nishikigoi) – Cyprinus carpio var. koi
Novosibirsk 200
Malabar danio – Danio aequipinnatus (malabaricus)
IUCN (DD)
Nikolaev 20; Perm 15
Siamese algae-eater – Epalzeorhynchus siamensis
Nikolaev 5
Redtail sharkminnow – Labeo (Epalzeorhynchus) bicolor
IUCN (EW)
Novosibirsk 200
Rainbow sharkminnow – Labeo (Epalzeorhynchus) frenatus
Kharkov 5; Novosibirsk 200
Glowlight rasbora – Rasbora hengeli
Perm 10
Harlequin rasbora – Rasbora heteromorpha
Redstripe rasbora – Rasbora pauciperforata
Perm 15
Three-lined rasbora – Rasbora trilineata
Perm 10
Sawbwa barb – Sawbwa resplendes
Perm 10
White cloud mountain minnow – Tanichthys albonubes
SILURIFORMES
Bagridae
Crystal eyed catfish – Hemibagrus wyckii
Novosibirsk 100
Asian bumblebee catfish – Leiocassis siamensis
Novosibirsk 100
Dwarf catfish – Mystus mica
Novosibirsk 100
Tengara catfish – Mystus tengara
Novosibirsk 100
Striped dwarf catfish – Mystus vittatus
68
69
Spotted sailfin suckermouth catfish – Pterygoplichthys gibbiceps
Kaunas 2
Heteropneustidae
Stinging catfish – Heteropneustes fossilis
Novosibirsk 100
Mochokidae
Bigeye squeaker – Synodontis alberti
Novosibirsk 50
Common syno – Synodontis nigrita
Novosibirsk 100
Malawi squeaker – Synodontis njassae
Kaunas 1; Perm 10
CYPRINODONTIFORMES
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (LC)
Doradidae
Whitebarred catfish – Agamyxis pectinifrons
Novosibirsk 100
Raphael catfish – Platydoras costatus
Novosibirsk 100
Auchenipteridae
Singing catfish – Parauchenipterus striatulus
Novosibirsk 100
Callichthyidae
Bronze corydoras – Corydoras aeneus
Novosibirsk 300; Seversk 400
Masked corydoras – Corydoras metae
Perm 6
Peppered corydoras – Corydoras paleatus (+ Corydoras paleatus var. albino)
Novosibirsk 300; Perm 10; Seversk 200
Corydoras – Corydoras sp.
Novosibirsk 500
Spotted hoplo catfish – Hoplosternum (Megalechis) thoracatum
Loricariidae
Bushymouth catfish – Ancistrus dolichopterus
Ekaterinburg 50; Grodno 19; Kaliningrad 10; Nikolaev 10; Novosibirsk 300; Perm 30;
Riga 16; Seversk 100; Surgut 30
Spotted bristle-nosed pleco – Ancistrus hoplogenys
Perm 10
Whiptail catfish – Dasyloricaria filamentosa
Perm 5
Cyprinodontidae
Striped panchax – Aplocheilus lineatus
Poeciliidae
Panuco gambusia – Gambusia panuco
Novosibirsk 100
Sailfin molly – Poecilia (Mollienesia) latipinna
Lipetsk 20; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 12
Guppy – Poecilia (Lebistes) reticulata
Brno 15; Grodno 2546; Kaliningrad 100; Kharkov 200; Krasnoyarsk 10; Lipetsk ?;
Nikolaev 20; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 50; Riga 4; Rostov-on-Don 400; Semey 100;
Surgut 80
Blackfish molly – Poecilia (Mollienesia) sphenops
Grodno 60; Kaliningrad 10; Kharkov 10; Krasnoyarsk 10; Lipetsk 20; Perm 30; Rostovon-Don 22; Seversk 400; Surgut 50
Sailfin molly – Poecilia (Mollienesia) velifera
Kharkov 5; Krasnoyarsk 10; Perm 15
Cuban limia – Poecilia vittata
Perm 15
Swordtail – Xiphophorus helleri
Brno 83; Grodno 75; Kaliningrad 16; Kiev (Zoo) 28; Krasnoyarsk 10; Nikolaev 90;
Novosibirsk 200; Perm 25; Riga 67; Rostov-on-Don 10; Surgut 90; Tashkent 300
Spotted platyfish – Xiphophorus maculatus
Kiev (Zoo) 35; Krasnoyarsk 10; Perm 10; Surgut 20
Sunset platyfish – Xiphophorus variatus
Kaliningrad 33; Krasnoyarsk 10; Nikolaev 10; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 15; Rostov-onDon 15; Surgut 10
Goodeidaе
Redtailed splitfin – Xenotoca eiseni
Brno 7; Kaliningrad 5
ATHERINIFORMES
Bedotiidae
Madagascar rainbowfish – Bedotia geayi (madagascariensis)
IUCN (VU)
70
71
Perm 10; Riga 40
Melanotaeniidae
Red rainbowfish – Glossolepis incisus
Kharkov 8; Kiev (Zoo) 81; Novosibirsk 100; Perm 20
Threadfin rainbowfish – Iriaterina werneri
Perm 10
Boesemann`s rainbowfish – Melanotaenia boesmani
Kaliningrad 2; Kiev (Zoo) 237; Perm 20
Lake Tebera yellow raimbowfish – Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi
Perm 15
Lake Kutubu rainbowfish – Melanotaenia lacustris
Perm 15
Dwarf australian rainbowfish– Melanotaenia maccullochi
Kharkov 13; Kiev (Zoo) 52
Papuan rainbowfish – Melanotaenia papua
Perm 8
Parkinson`s rainbowfish – Melanotaenia parkinsoni
Perm 10
Neon dwarf rainbowfish – Melanotaenia praecox
Kaliningrad 7; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 15
Australian rainbowfish – Melanotaenia splendida
Kharkov 9; Perm 10
Gouder River rainbowfish – Melanotaenia trifasciata
Perm 10; Riga 30
Forktail rainbowfish – Popondetta furcata
Perm 12
Spotted blueeye – Pseudomugil gertrudae
Perm 15
Thelmatherinidae
Sulawesi rainbowfish – Telmaterina ladigesi
Perm 15
PERCIFORMES
Cichlidae
Bluepoint flag cichlid –Aequidens coeruleopunctata
Riga 40
Flag cichlid – Aequidens (Laetacara) curviceps
Perm 10
Blue acara – Aequidens pulcher (latifrons)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LR/lc)
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (VU)
Brno 1; Novosibirsk 500; Tashkent 200
Green terror cichlid – Aequidens rivulatus
Nikolaev 47; Novosibirsk 500; Perm 10; Stavropol ?; Tashkent 500
Burton`s cichlid – Astatotilapia (Haplochromis) burtoni
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 2; Kharkov 5; Perm 15
Tiger oscar – Astronotus ocellatus
Novosibirsk 500; Perm 5; Rostov-on-Don 25; Surgut 90; Tashkent 200
Nkhomo-benga cichlid – Aulonocara baenschi
IUCN (LC)
Perm 8
Fairy cichlid – Aulonocara jacobfreibergi
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 20
Blue orchid cichlid (Sulfurhead aulonocara) – Aulonocara maylandi maylandi
Nikolaev 5
IUCN (VU)
Peacock cichlid (Emperor cichlid) – Aulonocara njassae
IUCN (VU)
Kharkov 10; Perm 10; Tashkent 50
Lowland cichlid – Cichlasoma carpinte (cyanoguttatum)
Kharkov 15; Novosibirsk 100; Perm 8; Riga 23; Rostov-on-Don 25
Emerald cichlid – Cichlasoma (Hypselecara) crassa (temporale)
Nikolaev 42
Red devil cichlid – Cichlasoma labiatum
Nikolaev 30
Blackbelt cichlid – Cichlasoma maculicauda
Perm 5
Guapote tigre – Сichlasoma managuense
Firemouth cichlid – Cichlasoma meeki
Kaliningrad 2; Kharkov 10; Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 100; Perm 7; Rostov-on-Don 35
Moga – Cichlasoma nicaraguense
Perm 5
Convict cichlid – Cichlasoma nigrofasciatum
Grodno 200; Krasnoyarsk 10; Nikolaev 100; Novosibirsk 500; Rostov-on-Don 20;
Surgut 200
Jack Dempsey – Cichlasoma octofasciatum (biocellatum)
Nikolaev 4; Novosibirsk 100; Surgut 100
T-bar convict cichlid – Cichlasoma sajica
Yellowbelly cichlid – Сichlasoma salvini
Novosibirsk 500
Banded cichlid – Cichlasoma severum
Redhead (spotted) cichlid – Cichlasoma synspilum
Kharkov 5; Rostov-on-Don 30
72
73
Cichlid – Cichlasoma sp.
Humphead cichlid – Cyfotilapia frontosa
IUCN (LC)
Perm 8
Cichlid – Cyprichromis leptosoma
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1; Perm 10
Fuscotaeniatus – Cyrtocara (Nimbochromis) fuscotaeniatus
IUCN (LC)
Perm 10
Brazilian highhat – Geophagus brasiliensis
Novosibirsk 200
Electric blue hap – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Sciaenochromis) ahli
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 5; Krasnoyarsk 10; Novosibirsk 50; Perm 5; Rostov-on-Don 20
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Copadichromis) mloto
IUCN (LC)
Perm 5
Malawi eyebiter – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Dimidiochromis) compressiceps
Perm 5; Surgut 30; Tashkent 50
IUCN (LC)
Malawi thick lip – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) euchilus
IUCN (LC)
Perm 10
Cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) fenochilus
Perm 10
IUCN (LC)
Perm 5
Moor`s cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) moorii
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 10; Novosibirsk 50; Perm 10; Rostov-on-Don 20
Lake Victoria cichlid – Haplochromis obliquideus zebra
IUCN (NT)
Perm 10
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Fossorochromis)
Novosibirsk 100
rostratus
IUCN (LC)
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Protomelas) spilonotus
Perm 10
IUCN (LC)
Cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) sp. “kadango”
Kiev (Zoo) 5; Perm 10; Rostov-on-Don 10; Tashkent 100
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Nimbochromis) venustus
Perm 5; Surgut 100
IUCN (LC)
Jewel fish – Hemichromis letourneauxi
Novosibirsk 100
Jewel cichlid – Hemichromis lifalili (bimaculatus)
Brno 1; Kiev (Zoo) 20; Novosibirsk 500; Riga 8; Surgut 60
Rainbow cichlid – Herotilapia multispinosa
Brno 3
African dwarf cichlid – Julidochromis dickfeldi
IUCN (LC)
Perm 10
Checkerboard cichlid – Julidochromis marlieri
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 5; Perm 10
Ornate cichlid – Julidochromis ornatus
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 7
Lined cichlid – Julidochromis transcriptus
Perm 10
IUCN (LC)
Slender tapir cichlid – Labeotropheus trewavasae
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 5; Perm 5; Surgut 30
Bluestreak hap cichlid – Labidochromis caeruleus
IUCN (LC)
Riga 34; Rostov-on-Don 15; Stavropol ?; Tashkent 100
Bluestreak hap cichlid – Labidochromis caeruleus var. yellow
Kaliningrad 5; Perm 10; Surgut 40
Lyretail cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) brichardi
IUCN (LC)
Nikolaev 27; Perm 5
Cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) leleupi
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1
Nyasa golden cichlid – Melanochromis auratus (syn. Pseudotropheus auratus)
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg ?; Kaunas 126; Nikolaev 30; Novosibirsk 50; Perm 5; Rostov-on-Don 18;
Surgut 180; Tashkent 200
Chipokee mbuna cichlid – Melanochromis chipokae
IUCN (VU)
Perm 10; Riga 3
Pearl of likoma cichlid – Melanochromis joanjohnsonae (exasperatus)
Rostov-on-Don 7
IUCN (VU)
Bluegrey mbuna cichlid – Melanochromis johanni
IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg 100; Nikolaev 100; Perm 10; Rostov-on-Don 20; Stavropol ?
Mozambique tilapia – Oreochromis mossambicus
IUCN (NT)
Kaunas 200; Kiev (Zoo) 251; Stavropol ?
Lake Malawi cichlid – Otopharynx lithobates
IUCN (VU)
Perm 15
Cichlid – Papiliochromis (Microgeophagus) altispinosa
Perm 15
Blue butterfly cichlid – Papiliochromis (Apistogramma, Microgeophagus)
Perm 12
ramirezi
Dusky krib – Pelvicachromis pulcher
IUCN (LC)
Lake Malawi cichlid – Protomelas (Haplochromis) similis
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 100
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus aurora
IUCN (VU)
Novosibirsk 100
Slender zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus elongatus
IUCN (VU)
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus fainzilberi
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 5
74
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus fuscoides
IUCN (DD)
Novosibirsk 100
Lombardo`s African cichlid – Pseudotropheus lombardoi
IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg 100
Powderblue cichlid – Pseudotropheus lucerna
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 50
Lake Malawi cichlid – Pseudotropheus saulozi
IUCN (VU)
Nikolaev 30; Novosibirsk 50
Mbuna cichlid (Pindani) – Pseudotropheus socolofi
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 100; Novosibirsk 50; Perm 5; Stavropol ?
Cobalt blue zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus zebra var.
IUCN (LC)
Brno 12; Ekaterinburg 100; Kaliningrad 2; Krasnoyarsk 10; Nikolaev 10;
Novosibirsk50; Perm 10; Riga 11; Rostov-on-Don 7; Stavropol ?; Surgut 100
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus sp.
Novosibirsk 100
Freshwater angelfish – Pterophyllum scalare
Ekaterinburg 150; Kiev (Zoo) 25; Nikolaev 15; Novosibirsk 500; Perm 15; Riga 60;
Rostov-on-Don 20; Seversk 230
Blue discus – Symphysodon aeq. aequifasciata var.
Ekaterinburg 100
Blue discus – Symphysodon aequifasciata axelrodi
Blue discus – Symphysodon aequifasciata haraldi
Kiev (Zoo) 40
Two-banded cichlid – Telmatochromis bifrenatus
IUCN (LC)
Perm 10
Mouthbrooder – Tilapia buttikoferi
Novosibirsk 100
Yellowbanded cichlid – Tropheus duboisi
IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg 30
Rusty cichlid – Tropheus moorii
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1; Krasnoyarsk 2
Anabantidae
Siamese fightingfish – Betta splendens
Grodno 5; Kaliningrad 7; Krasnoyarsk 5; Nikolaev 4; Perm 20; Rostov-on-Don (10)
Honey gourami – Colisa chuna (sota)
Novosibirsk 250
Dwarf gourami – Colisa lalia, Colisa lalia var.
Krasnoyarsk 20; Novosibirsk 100
Red paradisefish – Macropodus opercularis, Macropodus opercularis var.
(Syn. Macropodus venustus)
Kiev (Zoo) 29; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 20; Seversk 100
75
Pearl gourami (Mosaic gourami) – Trichogaster leerii
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus
Grodno 50; Tashkent 600
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus sumatranus
Grodno 10
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus var. “Cosby”
Grodno 153; Novosibirsk 200; Perm 15; Seversk 200; Surgut 60
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus var. gold, var. silber
Nikolaev 5; Surgut 40
Eleotridae
Peacock gudgeon – Tateurndina ocellicauda
Novosibirsk 100
CHANNIFORMES
Channidae
Small snakehead – Channa asiatica
Novosibirsk 200
MASTACEMBELIFORMES
Mastacembelidae
Elephantnose spiny eel – Macrognathus aculeatus
Spotted fire eel – Mastacembelus circumcinctus
Perm 10
Fire eel – Mastacembelus erythrotaenia
Novosibirsk 100
Frecklefin eel – Mastacembelus maculatus
Novosibirsk 100
Zebra ell – Mastacembelus zebratus
Novosibirsk 100
IUCN (LC)
76
77
AMPHIBIA
Bufonidae
Bony-headed toad – Bufo galeatus
Riga 126
IUCN (LC)
GYMNOPHIONA
Typhlonectidae
Aquatic caecilian – Typhlonectes compressicauda
Moscow (Zoo) 1
IUCN (LC)
CAUDATA
Salamandridae
Okinawa newt – Cynops ensicauda
Moscow (Zoo) 5
Luristan newt – Neurergus kaiseri
Riga 67
Iberian ribbed newt – Pleurodeles waltl
Ekaterinburg 50; Kaliningrad 15; Nikolaev 2
Bosca`s newt – Triturus boscai
Novosibirsk 200
Danube newt – Triturus dobrogicus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Crocodile newt (Himalayan newt) – Tylototriton verrucosus
Moscow (Zoo) 5
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
ANURA (SALIENTIA)
Pipidae
Dwarf African clawed frog – Hymenochirus boettgeri
Kaliningrad 3; Novosibirsk 200
African clawed frog – Xenopus laevis
Ekaterinburg 50; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 200; Surgut 100
Discoglossidae
Fire-bellied toad – Bombina bombina
Riga 48
Oriental fire-bellied toad – Bombina orientalis
Hluboka nad Vltavou 10
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Dendrobatidae
Green and black poison-arrow frog – Dendrobates auratus
Donetsk 35; Kiev (Zoo) (5)
Blue poison-arrow frog – Dendrobates azureus
Donetsk 30
Pasco poison frog – Dendrobates lamasi
Donetsk 35
Strawberry poison dart frog – Dendrobates (Oophaga) pumilio
Donetsk 4
Dyeing poison arrow frog – Dendrobates tinctorius
Donetsk 18; Riga 60
Yellow-striped poison arrow frog – Dendrobates truncatus
Donetsk 40
Golfodulcean poison arrow frog – Phyllobates vittatus
Donetsk 55
Hyperoliidae
Mitchell`s reed frog – Hyperolius mitchelli
Kiev (Zoo) 21 (7)
Reed frog – Hyperolius puncticulatus
Kiev (Zoo) 19 (4)
Kenyan reed frog – Hyperolius viridiflavus
Kiev (Zoo) 15 (4)
Spotted kassina – Kassina maculata
Riga 13
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Leptodactylidae
Ornate horned frog – Ceratophrys (Oxycephala) ornata
Riga ?
IUCN (NT)
Microhylidae
Sambava tomato frog – Discophus (Dyscophus) guineti
Riga 5
IUCN (LC)
Hylidae
Red-eyed tree frog – Agalychnis callidryas
Riga 71
European tree frog – Hyla arborea
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
78
79
White`s tree frog – Litoria (Pelodryas) caeruleа
IUCN (LC)
St Petersburg (Zoo) (7)
Mission golden-eyed tree frog – Phrynohyas (Trachycephalus) resinifictrix
Brno 10; Moscow (Zoo) 1
IUCN (LC)
REPTILIA
Ranidae
Golden mantella – Mantella aurantiaca
Kiev (Zoo) (15); Riga 65
Eastern mantella – Mantella crocea
Kiev (Zoo) 12 (6)
Pool frog – Rana lessonae
Kaliningrad 40
Marsh frog – Rana ridibunda
Kaliningrad 25
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Rhacophoridae
Bamboo tree frog – Polypedates leucomystax
IUCN (LC)
Riga 52
Philippine flying frog – Rhacophorus appendiculatus
IUCN (LC)
Riga 168
Warty tree frog (Malaysia) – Theloderma asperum (Malaysia)
IUCN (LC)
Tula 43
Warty tree frog (North Vietnam) – Theloderma asperum (N. Vietnam)
Tula 94 (4)
IUCN (LC)
Warty tree frog (South Vietnam) – Theloderma asperum (S. Vietnam)
Tula 206 (24)
IUCN (LC)
Chapa bug-eyed frog – Theloderma bicolor
IUCN (EN)
Tula 47 (14)
Tonkin bug-eyed frog – Theloderma corticale
IUCN (DD)
Donetsk 40; Riga 31; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Tula 293 (6)
Gordon`s bug-eyed frog – Theloderma gordoni
IUCN (LC)
Riga 15
Gordon`s bug-eyed frog (Central Vietnam) – Theloderma gordoni (C. Vietnam)
Tula 203 (26)
IUCN (LC)
Gordon`s bug-eyed frog (North Vietnam) – Theloderma gordoni (N. Vietnam)
Tula 10
IUCN (LC)
Malaya bug-eyed frog – Theloderma leporosa
IUCN (LC)
Tula 16 (5)
Taylor`s bug-eyed frog – Theloderma stellatum
IUCN (NT)
Riga 3
CHELONIA
Emydidae
Southeast Asian box turtle – Cuora amboinensis
Prague 4
Asian leaf turtle – Cyclemys enigmatica
Prague 7
Giant Asian pond turtle – Heosemys grandis
Prague 4/14/2 (0/1)
Brown roofed turtle – Kachuga (Panshura) smithii
Prague 1
Annam leaf turtle – Mauremys annamensis
Prague 6
Malaysian giant turtle – Orlitia borneensis
Prague 1
North Antillean slider – Pseudemys (Trachemys) decussate decussata
Prague 6
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LR/nt)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LR/nt)
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (EN)
Testudinidae
Central Asian tortoise – Agrionemys (Testudo) horsfieldi
Kaunas 1
Northern leopard tortoise – Geochelone (Centrochelys) pardalis babcocki
Brno 3
Southern leopard tortoise – Geochelone (Centrochelys) pardalis pardalis
Prague 5
African pancake tortoise – Malacochersus tornieri
Prague 8
Spur-thighed tortoise – Testudo graeca nabeulensis
Prague 1
Egyptian tortoise – Testudo (Pseudotestudo) kleinmanni
Perm (1)
Trionychidae
Chinese softshelled turtle – Trionyx (Pelodiscus) sinensis
Novosibirsk 1
Chelidae
Red-bellied short-necked turtle – Emydura subglobosa
Prague 9 (2)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LR/lc)
80
81
Pelomedusidae
Helmeted turtle – Pelomedusa subrufa
Prague 2
CROCODILIA
Alligatoridae
Spectacled caiman – Caiman crocodylus
Perm 3
Crocodylidae
Siamese crocodile – Crocodylus siamensis
Rostov-on-Don 2 (1)
IUCN (LR/lc)
IUCN (CR)
SQUAMATA
Sauria
Gekkonidae
Flat-tailed gecko – Cosymbotus platyurus
Donetsk 25
Leopard gecko – Eublepharis macularius
Brno 1; Cherkassy 2/0; Donetsk 55; Kaunas 1/0/19; Krasnoyarsk 5; N. Novgorod
(Exotarium) 2/4/2; Nikolaev 6 (2); Novosibirsk 4 (1); Tula 34
Leopard gecko (albino, “tremper”) – Eublepharis macularius
Donetsk 7
(“tremper”, var. albino)
Leopard gecko (hypomelanistic) – Eublepharis macularius (hypomelanistic)
Donetsk 10
Leopard gecko (leocistic) – Eublepharis macularius (leocistic)
Donetsk 8; Tula 21
Tokay gecko – Gekko gecko
Almaty 1 (1); Donetsk 10; Kaunas 3; Kazan 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
African fat-tailed gecko – Hemitheconyx caudicinctus
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0;
African whole-toed gecko – Holodactylus africanus
Prague 4
Yellow-headed dwarf gecko – Lygodactylus luteopicturatus
Donetsk 4
Bibron`s thick-toed gecko – Pachydactylus bibroni
Komsomolsk-on-Amur (1)
Turner`s thick-toed gecko – Pachydactylus turneri
Donetsk 8
Madagascar giant day gecko – Phelsuma madagascariensis
Almaty (1); Kazan 3 (2)
Madagascar giant day gecko – Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis
Donetsk 13
Guichenot`s giant gecko – Rhacodactylus ciliatus
Donetsk 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2
New Galedonia giant gecko – Rhacodactylus leachianus henkeli
Donetsk 7
Frog-eyed sand gecko – Teratoscincus scincus
Riga 1
Agamidae
Bearded dragon – Amphibolurus (Pogona) barbatus
Kiev (Zoo) (2)
Inland bearded dragon – Amphibolurus (Acanthodraco, Pogona) vitticeps
Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Prague 62 (39); Tula 14
Asian water dragon – Physignathus cocincinus
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Tashkent 2
Dabb spiny-tailed lizard – Uromastyx acanthinurus
Prague 19 (3)
Chamaeleonidae
Veiled chameleon – Chamaeleo calyptratus
Donetsk 20; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 5; Odessa (Oceanarium) 5
Cameroon sailfin chameleon – Chamaeleo montium
Prague 2
Iguanidae
Green anole – Anolis carolinensis
Tula 23 (1)
Green crested basilisk – Basiliscus plumifrons
Tallinn 14
Brown basilisk – Basiliscus vittatus
Donetsk 17
Collared lizard – Crotaphytus collaris
Prague 2/6/21 (13)
Rhinoceros iguana – Cyclura cornuta
Prague 1
Cuban iguana – Cyclura nubila
Brno 5
Common green iguana – Iguana iguana
Tula 2
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
82
Baja blue rock lizard – Petrosaurus thalassinus
Prague (1)
Western chuckwalla – Sauromalus obesus obesus
Prague 8 (1)
Desert spiny lizard – Sceloporus magister
Brno 8; Prague 10/17/85 (8)
83
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Scincidae
Eyed skink – Chalcides ocellatus
Tula 28
Prehensile-tailed skink (Solomon Island skink) – Corucia zebrata
Tula (1)
Cordylidae
Yellow-throated plated lizard – Gerrhosaurus flavigularis
Nikolaev 2
Round-nosed plated lizard – Gerrhosaurus major
Riga 3
Lacertidae
Steppe runner – Eremias arguta deserti
Prague 2/6/10 (4)
Sand lizard – Lacerta agilis
Kaliningrad 4; Prague 9
Viviparous lizard – Lacerta (Zootoca) vivipara
Riga 8
Anguidae
Giant Hispaniolan galliwasp – Celestus warreni
Tula 3
Varanidae
Spiny-tailed monitor – Varanus acanthurus
Kiev (Zoo) (2)
Green tree monitor – Varanus prasinus
Prague 3
S e r p e n t es
Boidae
Large-blotched python – Antaresia stimsoni
Tula 7 (2)
Boa constrictor – Boa constrictor
Almaty 2 (1)
IUCN (LR/lc)
IUCN (CR)
Boa constrictor – Boa constrictor constrictor
Ekaterinburg 7 (3)
Central American boa – Boa constrictor imperator
Donetsk 15
Central American boa (hypomelanistic) – Boa constrictor imperator
Donetsk 14
(hypomelanistic)
Green tree python – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis
Donetsk 2
Green tree python (Papua New Guinea) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis
Tula (2)
(Papua New Guinea)
Green tree python (Sorong) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis (Sorong)
Tula (4)
Garden tree boa – Corallus hortulanus (enydris)
Ivanovo 11; Tula 12 (4)
Cuban boa – Epicrates angulifer
IUCN (LR/nt)
Prague 4; Seversk (4); Riga 4
Brown rainbow boa – Epicrates cenchria maurus (Syn. Epicrates maurus)
St Petersburg (Zoo) 5 (2)
Island boa – Epicrates striatus
St Petersburg (Zoo) 6 (4); Volzhsky 15 (5)
Kenya sand boa – Eryx (Gongylophis) colubrinus loveridgei
Prague 0/1/15
Rough-scaled sand boa – Eryx (Gongylophis) conicus conicus
Tula 16 (4)
Tartar sand boa – Eryx tataricus
Tashkent 1
DÀlbert`s python (White-lipped pytnon) – Liasis (Leiopython) albertisii
Kiryat Motzkin 6
Rosy boa – Lichanura (Charina) trivirgata myriolepis
IUCN (LC)
Tula 4
Jungke carpet python – Morelia (Python) spilota cheynei
Northwestern carpet python – Morelia (Python) spilota variegata
Donetsk 15; Moscow (Zoo) 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4(1)
Bornean blood python – Python curtus breitensteini
Asian rock python – Python molurus
IUCN (LR/nt)
Perm 2
Burmese rock python – Python molurus bivittatus
IUCN (LR/nt)
Rostov-on-Don 7; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2 (1); Tula 21 (3)
Sri Lankan rock python – Python molurus pimbura
IUCN (LR/nt)
Tula 27 (2)
Royal python – Python regius
84
Almaty 2 (1); Donetsk 18; Prague 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Seversk 5
Reticulated python – Python (Broghammerus) reticulatus
Kharkov 1
Jampea reticulated python – Python (Broghammerus) reticulatus jampeanus
Tula 24 (2)
Colubridae
Sri Lankan cat snake – Boiga ceylonensis
Tula 15
Kelung cat snake (Vietnam) – Boiga kraepelini (Vietnam)
Tula 5
Many-spotted cat snake – Boiga multimaculata
Tula 12
Smooth snake – Coronella austriaca
Prague 1
Rose big tooth snake – Dinodon rosozonatum
Tula 26 (4)
Red-banded snake (China) – Dinodon rufozonatum (China)
Tula 10
Loo-Choo big tooth snake (Ryukyu odd-tooth snake) – Dinodon semicarinatum
Tula 1
White-banded wolf snake – Dinodon septentrionale
Tula 10
Baird`s ratsnake (texas) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) bairdi (var. texas)
IUCN (LC)
Tula 8
Baird`s ratsnake (mexican) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) bairdi (var.mexicana)
Tula 22 (2)
IUCN (LC)
Chinese leopard snake – Elaphe bimaculata
Tula 3
Japanese ratsnake (Japan) – Elaphe climacophora (Japan)
Tula 3
Japanese ratsnake (Japan, striped) – Elaphe climacophora (Japan, striped)
Tula 10
Japanese ratsnake (Island Kunashir) – Elaphe climacophora (“kunashiriense”)
Tula 4
Dione`s ratsnake – Elaphe dione
Almaty 2; Lipetsk (1)
Dione`s ratsnake (red striped) – Elaphe dione (red, striped)
Tula 21 (1)
Dione`s ratsnake – Elaphe dione (tenebrosa)
Tula 11
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Dione`s ratsnake (China) – Elaphe dione (China, yellow)
Tula 22
Dione`s ratsnake – Elaphe dione cherskyi
Tula 1
Dione`s ratsnake (yellow striped) – Elaphe dione (yellow striped)
Tula 15
Central American ratsnake – Elaphe (Pseudelaphe) flavirufa flavirufa
Tula 15
IUCN (LC)
Central American ratsnake (white-and-black) – Elaphe (Pseudelaphe)
Tula 14
flavirufa flavirufa (black-white)
IUCN (LC)
Central American ratsnake – Elaphe (Pseudelaphe) flavirufa pardalina
Tula (4)
IUCN (LC)
Black-headed ratsnake – Elaphe (Rhadinophis) frenata
Tula 8
Cornsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 8
Cornsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
IUCN (LC)
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 5/5/45; Seversk 10; Tula 83 (3)
Cornsnake (albino) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata var. albino
Donetsk 15; Tula 39 (7)
IUCN (LC)
Cornsnake (striped) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (striped)
Tula 3
Cornsnake (striped, albino) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Tula 18 (4)
(striped, albino)
Cornsnake (motley albino) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (motley, albino)
Cornsnake (anerythristic) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (anerythristic)
Cornsnake (“pewter”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (“pewter”)
Tula 14
Cornsnake (motley) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (motley)
Tula 19 (5)
Cornsnake (motley, yellow) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (motley, butter)
Tula 13
Cornsnake (“candycane”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (“candycane”)
Tula 40 (1)
Cornsnake (“ghost”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (“ghost”)
Donetsk 3
Cornsnake (“okeetee”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (“okeetee”)
Donetsk 14; Krasnoyarsk (12)
Cornsnake (albino “okeetee”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Donetsk 8
(“okeetee albino”)
Cornsnake (“okeetee hypo”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
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87
Tula 37 (2)
(“okeetee hypo”)
Cornsnake (snow) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “snow”
Great Plains ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata emoryi
IUCN (LC)
Tula 8 (1)
Rose cornsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata rosacea
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 14; Tula 35 (1)
Common trinket snake – Elaphe (Coelognathus) helena helena
Tula 7
Transcaucasian ratsnake – Elaphe (Zamenis) hohenackeri
Tula 4 (2)
Aesculapian snake – Elaphe (Zamenis) longissima
Hluboka nad Vltavou 5; Tula 1
Aesculapian snake (hypomelanistic) – Elaphe (Zamenis) longissima
Tula 1
(hypomelanystic)
Mandarin ratsnake (China, Sichuan) – Elaphe mandarina (Euprepiophis)
Donetsk 8
(Sichuan)
Moellendorf`s ratsnake (Red-headed retsnake) – Elaphe moellendorffi
Tula 15 (2)
Black ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta obsoleta
IUCN (LC)
Tula 61 (10)
Texas ratsnake (white) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta lindheimeri (leucistic)
Donetsk 8; Tula 22
Texas ratsnake (white-sided) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta lindheimeri
Tula 14 (1)
(white-sided)
Yellow ratsnake (“deckerti”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta quadrivittata
Tula 93 (14)
“deckerti”
Everglades ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta rossalleni
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 5; Tula 17 (15)
Hybrid – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta x Elaphe (Pantherophis)
Almaty 5
obsoleta rossalleni
Persian ratsnake (black) – Elaphe (Zamenis) persica (black)
Tula 5 (2)
Persian ratsnake (brown) – Elaphe (Zamenis) persica (brown)
Tula 10 (2)
Red bamboo snake – Elaphe porphyracea laticincta
Tula 1
Red bamboo snake (Vietnam) – Elaphe porphyracea vaillanti (Vietnam)
Tula 3
Green tree racer (Vietnam) – Elaphe prasina (Vietnam)
Tula 13 (2)
Green tree racer (Tailand) – Elaphe prasina (Tailand)
Tula 5 (2)
Japanese ratsnake (Japan) – Elaphe quadrivirgata (Japan)
Tula 4
Four-lined ratsnake – Elaphe quatuorlineata
Kishinev 3
Radiated ratsnake – Elaphe (Coelognathus) radiata
Tula 18 (1)
Eastern four-lined ratsnake – Elaphe sauromates ssp. 1
Tula 13
Tula 5
Eastern four-lined ratsnake (orange) – Elaphe sauromates ssp. 3 (orange)
Tula 9
Russian ratsnake (Amur ratsnake) – Elaphe schrencki
Novosibirsk 11
Russian ratsnake (Amur ratsnake) – Elaphe schrencki anomala
Tula 21
Russian ratsnake (Amur ratsnake) – Elaphe schrencki schrencki
Tula 27
Hybrid –Elaphe schrencki schrencki x Elaphe schrencki anomala
Tula 33 (13)
Leopard snake – Elaphe (Zamenis) situla
IUCN (LC)
Sunda ratsnake – Elaphe (Coelognathus) subradiata
Tula 24 (15)
Beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura
Kaunas 4
Taiwan beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura friesei
Tula 10
Black-tailed ratsnake – Elaphe taeniura ridleyi
Donetsk 10
Taiwan beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura taeniura
Tula 11
Taiwan beauty snake (albino) – Elaphe taeniura taeniura (var. albino T+)
Tula 1
Beauty snake (South Vietnam) – Elaphe taeniura “blue beauty” (S. Vietnam)
Tula 35 (1)
Beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura yannanensis
Tula 12 (3)
Western hognose snake – Heterodon nasicus
IUCN (LC)
Tula 24
Grey-banded kingsnake – Lampropeltis alterna
IUCN (LC)
Tula 14 (3)
Prairie kingsnake – Lampropeltis calligaster calligaster
IUCN (LC)
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89
Tula 2
California kingsnake (albino) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae var. albino
Almaty 2
IUCN (LC)
California kingsnake (high-yellow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
(high-yellow)
California kingsnake (albino, high-yellow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
Tula 8
(high-yellow, var. albino)
California kingsnake (brown-yellow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
Tula 35 (1)
(brown-yellow)
California kingsnake (banded) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae (banded)
Seversk 4; Tula 28 (2)
California kingsnake (albino, banded) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
Tula 39
(var. albino, banded, Т +)
Tula 24
(var.albino, banded, Т -)
California kingsnake (albino, striped) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
Tula 10 (2)
(var. albino, striped)
California kingsnake (striped) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae (striped)
Tula 14 (1)
California kingsnake (var. desert) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae (var. desert)
Tula 6
California kingsnake (“nitida”) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae “nitida”
Tula 15 (1)
California kingsnake (snow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae “snow”
Tula 10
Florida kingsnake (“brooksi”) – Lampropeltis getulus floridana “brooksi”
Tula 30 (3)
Blotched kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus goini
IUCN (LC)
Tula 66 (15)
Eastern kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus getulus
IUCN (LC)
Tula 33 (3)
Speckled kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus holbrooki
IUCN (LC)
Tula 16
Sonoran black kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus nigrita
IUCN (LC)
Tula 33 (3)
Desert kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus splendida
IUCN (LC)
Tula 30 (3)
Hybrid – Lampropeltis getulus californiae x L. getulus splendida
Almaty 4
Mexican kingsnake – Lampropeltis mexicana mexicana
IUCN (LC)
Tula 11
Thayer`s kingsnake – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri
IUCN (LC)
Thayer`s kingsnake (black) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri (black)
Tula 5
Thayer`s kingsnake (“leonis”) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri “leonis”
Tula 24 (2)
Thayer`s kingsnake (“milk”) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri “milk”
Tula 1
Hybrid – Lampropeltis alterna x L. mexicana thayeri
Tula 12 (1)
Chihuahuan mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis pyromelana knoblochi
Tula 10
IUCN (LC)
Arizona mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis pyromelana pyromelana
Tula 13
IUCN (LC)
Huachuca mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis pyromelana woodini
IUCN (LC)
Rovno 7; Tula 23
Ruthven`s kingsnake – Lampropeltis ruthveni
IUCN (NT)
Tula 29
Mexican milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum annulata
Tula 22
Jalisco milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum arcifera
Tula 18
Pueblan milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli
Rovno 2; Tula 25
Conant`s milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum conanti
Tula 10
Black milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum gaigei
Tula 5
Central Plains milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum gentilis
Tula 6
Honduran milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/2; Rovno 6; Tula 43
Honduran milksnake (hypomelanistic) – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
Tula 7
(hypomelanistic)
Sinaloan milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae
Donetsk 30; Perm 3; Rovno 6; Tula 12
Stuart`s milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum stuarti
Tula 6
Stuart`s milksnake (patternless) – Lampropeltis triangulum stuarti (patternless)
Tula 3
Red milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum syspila
Tula 9
Mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis zonata agalma
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1
Tri-color hognose snake - Lystrophis pulcher (semicinctus)
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91
Tula 40 (5)
Grass snake – Natrix natrix
IUCN (LR/lc)
Riga 9
Dice snake – Natrix tesselata
Rufous-beaked snake – Rhamphiophis oxyrhynchus rostratus
Prague 12 (2)
(Syn. Rhamphiophis rostratus)
Rhinoceros snake (Rhino ratsnake) – Rhynchophis boulengeri
Tula 27 (3)
Royal snake – Spalerosophis atriceps (Syn. Spalerosophis diadema atriceps)
Donetsk 10
Elapidae
Red-headed krait – Bungarus flaviceps
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Indian cobra – Naja naja naja
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Red spitting cobra – Naja pallida
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Viperidae
West African bush viper – Atheris chloroechis
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Lowland swamp viper – Atheris (Proatheris) superciliaris
Moscow (Zoo) 3
European long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes ammodytes
Tula 36
Eastern long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes meridionalis
Tula 25
Asp viper – Vipera aspis aspis
Tula 6
Asp viper – Vipera aspis francisciredi
Tula 7
Common adder – Vipera berus
Hluboka nad Vltavou 12; Moscow (Zoo) 2
Common adder – Vipera berus berus
Tula 10
Dinnik`s viper – Vipera dinniki
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Dinnik`s viper (Kardyvach lake) – Vipera dinniki var. tigrina
Tula 10 (1)
Caucasus viper – Vipera kaznakowi
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Tula 11
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (EN)
Snub-nosed viper – Vipera latastii gaditana
Tula 16
Russian blunt-nosed viper – Vipera (Macrovipera) lebetina turanica
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0
Lotiev`s viper (Russian viper) – Vipera lotievi
Tula 26
Nikolsky`s viper – Vipera nikolskii
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Tula 13
Orlov`s viper – Vipera orlovi
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Armenian viper – Vipera raddei kurdistanica
Tula 4
Armenian viper – Vipera raddei raddei
Tula 4
Russel`s viper – Vipera (Daboia) russellii
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Steppe viper – Vipera ursini (renardii)
Moscow (Zoo) 14
Hybrid - Vipera ursini (renardii) x Vipera eriwanensis
Tula 7
Crotalidae
Mexican moccasin – Agkistrodon bilineatus taylori
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2
Eyelash palm pitviper – Bothrops (Bothriechis) schlegeli
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Northwest neotropical rattlesnake – Crotalus durissus culminatus
Moscow (Zoo) 6
Aruba Island rattlesnake – Crotalus durissus unicolor
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Panamint rattlesnake – Crotalus mitchelli stephensi
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Uracoan rattlesnake – Crotalus vegrandis
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Horned pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) cornutus
Tula 28
Elegant pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) elegans
Tula 16
Jerdon`s pitviper (Bourret`s pitviper) – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus)
Tula 6
jerdonii bourreti
Tokaren pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) tokarensis
Tula 7 (2)
Dusky pygmy rattlesnake – Sistrurus miliarius barbouri
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LR/lc)
IUCN (LR/lc)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (LC)
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Moscow (Zoo) 2
White-lipped tree viper – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) albolabris
Donetsk 15; Prague 8
White-lipped tree viper (Java) – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) albolabris
Tula 15
albolabris (Java)
Djampea Island viper (Banded pitviper) – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) fasciatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Gumprecht`s green pitviper – Trimeresurus (Vividovipera) gumprechti
Tula 32 (1)
Kanburian pitviper – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) kanburiensis
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Mountain pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) monticola monticola
Tula 1
Okinawan pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) okinavensis
Tula 8
Pope`s pitviper – Trimeresurus (Popeia) popeiorum popeiorum
Tula 1
Ashy pitviper (Flat-nose pitviper) – Trimeresurus puniceus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Tonkin pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) tonkinensis
Tula 49
Vogel`s pitviper – Trimeresurus (Viridovipera) vogeli
Tula 30 (1)
Asian pitviper (Vietnam, Sa Pa) – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) sp. (Sa Pa)
Tula 19 (1)
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STRUTHIONIFORMES
Struthionidae
Ostrich – Struthio camelus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 5; Kiev(Zoo) 2; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 1/0/3(3); Vorobji 68
RHEIFORMES
Rheidae
Greater rhea – Rhea americana
Askaniya-Nova (3); Brno 2
IUCN (NT)
CASUARIIFORMES
Dromaiidae
Emu – Dromaius novaehollandiae
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 38(1); Brno 7; Cherkassy (1); Kaliningrad 2(1); Rostov-on-Don
7(3); Tashkent 4; Vorobji 1
SPHENISCIFORMES
Spheniscidae
Humboldti penguin – Spheniscus humboldti
Moscow (Zoo) 1/5; Prague 2
I
UCN (VU)
PELECANIFORMES
Pelecanidae
Dalmatian pelican – Pelecanus crispus
Prague 1/2
Great white pelican – Pelecanus onocrotalus
Prague (1/0); Tashkent 1
Phalacrocoracidae
Great cormorant – Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis
Riga 18; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
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95
CICONIIFORMES
Ardeidae
Little egret – Egretta garzetta
Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 3(2); Krasnoyarsk (3)
Squacco heron – Ardeola ralloides
Krasnoyarsk (3)
Cattle egret – Bubulcus (Ardeola) ibis
Ekaterinburg (2); Hluboka nad Vltavou 8
Boat-billed heron – Cochlearius cochlearius
Prague (0/2/3)
Black-crowned night-heron – Nycticorax nycticorax
Kharkov (3)
Ciconiidae
Yellow-billed stork – Mycteria ibis
Prague 2/0(1/0)
Abdim's stork – Ciconia abdimii
Prague 0/2(0/1)
Black stork – Ciconia nigra
Prague 2/1(1/0)
White stork – Ciconia ciconia
N.Novgorod («Limpopo») (1); Tashkent 5
Oriental stork – Ciconia boyciana
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Threskiornithidae
African sacred ibis – Threskiornis aethiopicus
Tashkent 4
Northern bald ibis – Geronticus eremita
Prague 1/2/13(1/2/2)
Scarlet ibis – Eudocimus ruber
Kiev (Zoo) (1)
White ibis – Eudocimus albus
Prague 0/1/1(1)
Glossy ibis – Plegadis falcinellus
Prague 12/6/2(2/1/2)
Eurasian spoonbill – Platalea leucorodia
Prague 7/11/8(2/3/3)
Roseate spoonbill – Platalea (Ajaia) ajaja
Prague 2/3/1(1/0/1)
African spoonbill – Platalea alba
Riga 2/0/1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Phoenicopteridae
Greater flamingo – Phoenicopterus ruber roseus
Hluboka nad Vltavou 11; Rostov-on-Don 1
Caribbean flamingo – Phoenicopterus ruber ruber
Moscow (Zoo) 3; Prague (0/1)
Chilean flamingo – Phoenicopterus chilensis
Prague 2/1/9(2/1)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
ANSERIFORMES
Anatidae
Magpie goose – Anseranas semipalmata
IUCN (LC)
Prague 6/5(1/1)
Mute swan – Cygnus olor
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 9(4); Kharkov (3); Kiryat Motzkin 11; Kishinev 2(1); Nalchik
3(2); Rostov-on-Don 3
Black swan – Cygnus atratus
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 5(1); Kiryat Motzkin 8; Kishinev 3(2); Krasnoyarsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 4;
Penza 5(3); Tallinn 2
Black-necked swan – Cygnus melanocoryphus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Trumpeter swan – Cygnus cygnus buccinator
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 3
West tundra swan – Cygnus columbianus bewickii
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 11
Coscoroba swan – Coscoroba coscoroba
IUCN (LC)
Brno 2
Swan goose – Anser cygnoides
IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1; Moscow (Zoo) 8; Nikolaev 2(1); Tashkent 5
Lesser white-fronted goose – Anser erythropus
IUCN (VU)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Tallinn 1
Greylag goose – Anser anser
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 36(11); Grodno 23; Kaunas 1; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 28/20
West greylag goose – Anser anser anser
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 5
Bar-headed goose – Anser indicus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Askaniya-Nova 60(30); Moscow (Zoo) 3; Nikolaev 3(1); Seversk 2(1)
Snow goose – Anser (Chen) caerulescens
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 100(53)
Lesser snow goose – Anser (Chen) caerulescens caerulescens
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 1
96
97
Greater Canada goose – Branta canadensis
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 27(10); Cherkassy (2): Kharkov 9(4); Kiev(Zoo) 7(5); Minsk 0/1;
Nikolaev (2); Penza 12(5); Tallinn 10; Tashkent 5
Cackling Canada goose – Branta canadensis minima
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) (2)
Giant Canada goose – Branta canadensis maxima
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1
Barnacle goose – Branta leucopsis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3; Askaniya-Nova (1); Penza 2(1): Moscow (Zoo) 9; Tallinn 2
Red-breasted goose – Branta ruficollis
IUCN (EN)
Prague (1/0)
Cape barren goose – Cereopsis novaehollandiae
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1; Vorobji 2
Upland goose – Chloephaga picta
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 1/1
Egyptian goose – Alopochen aegyptiacus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 1; Baku 1; Kaunas 6; Kishinev (4); Nalchik 4(3)
Ruddy shelduck – Tadorna ferruginea
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Askaniya-Nova 541(214); Baku 1; Kiev(Zoo) 6; Riga 6; Rovno 6;
Tallinn 8; Tashkent 5; Vorobji 3
Common shelduck – Tadorna tadorna
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 9(2); Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3; Nikolaev 3(2);
Tallinn 17
Muscovy duck – Cairina moschata
IUCN (LC)
Muscovy duck – Cairina moschata var. dom.
Askaniya-Nova 1; Chita 8; Grodno 20; Ivanovo 7; Kazan 3; Kharkov 71; Lipetsk 10;
Nalchik 9(2); Nikolaev 8(1); Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Zoo) 10; Prague 1/2; Rovno 10;
Samara ; Saransk 19/41; Semey 9/16; Tashkent 20
Hartlaub's duck – Pteronetta (Cairina) hartlaubi
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Mandarin duck – Aix galericulata
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Askaniya-Nova 15(11); Cherkassy (1); Kiev (Zoo) 6(4); Kishinev 40(4);
Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Lipetsk 18(6); Moscow (Zoo) 4; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 1/3;
Novosibirsk (4); Penza 4/4/2(2); Prague 2/2; Riga 7; Rostov-on-Don 23(15);
Rovno 4(3); Saransk 1/1; Tashkent (3); Vorobji 2
Wood duck – Aix sponsa
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Askaniya-Nova 47(23); Moscow (Zoo) 3
Gadwall – Anas strepera
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 7
Mallard – Anas platyrhynchos
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 185(19); Cherkassy 5; Ekaterinburg 1; Grodno 17; Ivanovo 4;
Kaliningrad 8; Kharkov 9; Kishinev 15(3); Lipetsk 30; Minsk 3/3; N.Novgorod
(«Limpopo») 10/7; Nikolaev 8; Novosibirsk 10(4); Odessa (Zoo) 66; Omsk 9;
Rostov-on-Don 20; Rovno 9; Samara 2; Saransk 10/15; Seversk 3; Surgut 10/9;
Syktyvkar 2; Tashkent 20
Spot-billed duck – Anas poecilorhyncha poecilorhyncha
Askaniya-Nova 37(10); Nikolaev 9(1)
IUCN (LC)
Northern pintail – Anas acuta
IUCN (LC)
Prague 0/1; Tashkent 1
Brown pintail – Anas georgica spinicauda
Moscow (Zoo) 3
IUCN (LC)
Cape teal – Anas capensis
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 8
Marbled teal – Marmaronetta angustirostris
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 15; Prague (5)
Red-crested pochard – Netta rufina
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Common pochard – Aythya ferina
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 4; Nikolaev 4(1)
Redhead – Aythya americana
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 5
Ferruginous duck – Aythya nyroca
IUCN (NT)
Prague 0/1
Tufted duck – Aythya fuligula
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 10; Tallinn 8
Common eider – Somateria mollissima mollissima
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 1
Smew – Mergus (Mergellus) albellus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Prague 1/2/2(0/2/2)
Common merganse – Mergus merganser
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 3
FALCONIFORMES
Cathartidae
South American turkey vulture – Cathartes aura ruficollis
Riga 1
Andean condor – Vultur gryphus
Almaty 1
Accipitridae
Bald eagle – Haliaeetus leucocephalus
Prague 2/1
White-tailed eagle – Haliaeetus albicilla
Almaty 3; Nikolaev 1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Tallinn 1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
98
99
Steller's sea-eagle – Haliaeetus pelagicus
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 5; Novosibirsk (2); Prague 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Tallinn 2
Cinereous vulture – Aegypius monachus
IUCN (NT)
Prague (1); Rostov-on-Don (1); St Petersburg (Zoo) 2(1)
Griffon vulture – Gyps fulvus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Kazan 1; Kharkov 1
Northern goshawk – Accipiter gentilis
IUCN (LC)
Galichya Gora 2(1)
Common buzzard – Buteo buteo
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 1/2; Kharkov 3
Long-legged buzzard – Buteo rufinus
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) (3)
Tawny eagle – Aquila rapax (nipalensis)
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Askaniya-Nova (1); Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/1; Rostov-on-Don 2(1)
Tawny eagle – Aquila heliaca
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1
Golden eagle – Aquila chrysaetos
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Chleby 0/1; Kaunas 1; Novosibirsk 1; Seversk (1); Tallinn 1
Phasianidae
California quail – Callipepla (Lophortyx) californica
Moscow (Zoo) 5/3; Vorobji 9
IUCN (LC)
Himalayan snowcock – Tetraogallus himalayensis
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 18(4)
Chukar – Alectoris chukar
IUCN (LC)
Kishinev 8(1); Krasnoyarsk 1/2/9; Novosibirsk 19(10)
Yellow-necked spurfowl – Francolinus leucoscepus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 5/4/5(1/0/5)
Common quail – Coturnix coturnix
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 36(29); Komsomolsk-on-Amur 4/6/5(5)
Japanese quail – Coturnix japonica var. dom.
Cheboksary 4/6; Grodno 35; Kaliningrad 7; Krasnoyarsk 30; Minsk 60;
Novosibirsk 82(30); Prague 2/9/12; Rostov-on-Don 132;
Blue quail – Excalfactoria (Coturnix) chinensis
IUCN (LC)
Ivanovo 2; Krasnoyarsk 5; Minsk 105; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Novosibirsk 26(4);
Penza 2(1); Rostov-on-Don 10; Surgut 7; Vorobji 10
Crested partridge – Rollulus roulroul
IUCN (NT)
Brno 1; Prague 2/3/1(1/0/1)
Temminck's tragopan – Tragopan temmincki
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 2(1); Moscow (Zoo) 1; Tallinn 1/1
Himalayan monal – Lophophorus impeyanus
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 2(1); Kiev (Zoo) (1); Krasnoyarsk (1); Moscow (Zoo) 2; Tallinn 4
Red junglefowl – Gallus gallus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/0
Kalij pheasant – Lophura leucomelanos
IUCN (LC)
Kishinev 11(8); Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 15(9)
Crawfurd's kalij pheasant – Lophura leucomelanos crawfurdi
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Silver pheasant – Lophura nycthemera
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 2; Askaniya-Nova 39(18); Cheboksary 0/4; Cherkassy 4(1); Grodno 19;
Ivanovo 1; Kazan 2; Kharkov 8(2); Kishinev 10/3/14; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 1;
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/11; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 1/2; Nikolaev 19(9); Odessa
(Zoo) 9; Penza 30(17); Riga 2; Rostov-on-Don 8; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3(1);
Saransk 7/6; Semey 3/0; Seversk 10; Surgut 7; Tashkent 2; Vorobji 25
Edwards's pheasant – Lophura edwardsi
IUCN (EN)
Kishinev (1); Prague 0/1
Swinhoe's pheasant – Lophura swinhoii
IUCN (NT)
Krasnoyarsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 3/5/1; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») (1);
Perm 3; Vorobji 1
Brown eared-pheasant – Crossoptilon mantchuricum
IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 2
Blue eared-pheasant – Crossoptilon auritum
IUCN (LC)
Falconidae
Common kestrel – Falco tinnunculus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 6; Kharkov 1; Perm 2(1)
Saker falcon – Falco cherrug
IUCN (EN)
Barnaul (“Altai Falcon”) 52(1); Brno 1; Galichya Gora 46(3); Kiev(Zoo) (4);
Moscow (Zoo) 13; Novosibirsk 7; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) (1)
Gyrfalcon – Falco rusticolus
IUCN (LC)
Barnaul (“Altai Falcon”) 4; Galichya Gora 2(1)
Peregrine falcon – Falco peregrinus
IUCN (LC)
Barnaul (“Altai Falcon”) 6(4); Galichya Gora 6(2)
GALLIFORMES
Tetraonidae
Siberian grouse – Dendragapus (Falcipennis) falcipennis
Novosibirsk 79(24)
Black grouse – Lyrurus (Tetrao) tetrix
Novosibirsk 12(3)
Western capercaillie – Tetrao urogallus
Novosibirsk 28(10); Perm (4)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
100
101
Almaty 2; Grodno 10
Elliot's pheasant – Syrmaticus ellioti
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Tallinn 1
Hume's pheasant – Syrmaticus humiae
IUCN (NE)
Tallinn 9
Reeves's pheasant – Syrmaticus reevesi
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 3(1); Askaniya-Nova 9(6); Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Krasnoyarsk 0/3;
Moscow (Zoo) 6; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 1/3; Nikolaev 14(13); Penza 22(9);
Perm 3; Rostov-on-Don 10(2); Semey 0/1; Vorobji 20
Common pheasant – Phasianus colchicus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 17(12); Belgorod 39(2); Cherkassy 15(3); Grodno 9; Ivanovo 4;
Kharkov (4); Kishinev 10; Krasnoyarsk 55; Lipetsk 24(6); Minsk 1; N.Novgorod
(«Limpopo») 18/10; Nikolaev 32(22); Odessa (Zoo) 14; Penza 259(30); Perm 6;
Rostov-on-Don 10(2); Saransk 0/2; Vorobji 38; Voronezh 4
Strauch's pheasant – Phasianus colchicus strauchi
IUCN (LC)
Southern green pheasant – Phasianus versicolor
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4
Golden pheasant – Chrysolophus pictus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 15; Askaniya-Nova 61(17); Belgorod 42(2); Cherkassy 3(1); Grodno 18;
Kaliningrad 1; Kharkov (2); Kiev (Zoo) 4; Kishinev 10(7); Krasnoyarsk (5);
Lipetsk 4(3); N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 10/6; Novosibirsk 10(3); Odessa (Zoo) 6;
Penza 25(13); Perm 2; Rostov-on-Don 20(10); Saransk 2/3; Seversk 6;
Tashkent 3; Vorobji 18
Golden pheasant – Chrysolophus pictus var. yellow
Grodno 7; Nikolaev 20(8); Rostov-on-Don 3(1)
Lady amherst's pheasant – Chrysolophus amherstiae
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 6; Kaunas 3; Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) (1); Kishinev 3; Minsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 2; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 1/2; Nikolaev 22(17); Perm 5;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Saransk 2/2; Vorobji 5
Grey peacock-pheasant – Polyplectron bicalcaratum
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2
Malayan peacock-pheasant – Polyplectron malacense
IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/0
Malayan great argus – Argussianus argus argus
IUCN (NT)
Prague 0/2(0/1); Tallinn 3
Indian peafowl – Pavo cristatus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty (4); Askaniya-Nova 45(15); Baku 1; Belgorod 4(2); Cherkassy (1/0);
Chita 4; Grodno 11; Ekaterinburg 3; Ivanovo 2; Kaliningrad 2; Kaunas 4; Kazan 3;
Kiev (Zoo) (2); Kishinev 30; Krasnoyarsk 0/4; Lipetsk 5(1); Minsk 1;
Moscow (Zoo) 4; Nalchik 6(4); N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 4/6/4(4); Nikolaev 13(10);
Novosibirsk 9 (1); Odessa (Zoo) 3; Penza 1/0; Perm 3; Prague 4; Riga 15;
Rostov-on-Don 4; Rovno 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 18(6); Saransk 2/2; Seversk 6;
Tashkent 15; Vorobji 28
Indian peafowl – Pavo cristatus var. alba
Lipetsk 14; Penza 2(1)
Green peafowl – Pavo muticus
IUCN (VU)
Anapa 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 4; Vorobji 2
Helmeted guineafowl – Numida meleagris
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Vulturine guineafowl – Acryllium vulturinum
IUCN (LC)
Prague 11; Riga 3; Vorobji 9
GRUIFORMES
Turnicidae
Barred buttonquail – Turnix suscitator
Prague 5/4/3(0/2/3)
IUCN (LC)
Gruidae
Common crane – Grus grus
IUCN (LC)
Brykin Bor 2(1); Kiev (Zoo) 2; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 1
Black-necked crane – Grus nigricollis
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/2
Sandhill crane – Grus canadensis
IUCN (LC)
Brykin Bor 1
Red-crowned crane – Grus japonensis
IUCN (EN)
Arkhara 2; Brykin Bor 10; Lipetsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1; Rostov-on-Don 3
White-naped crane – Grus vipio
IUCN (VU)
Arkhara 4; Brykin Bor 2(1); Kaliningrad 2(1); Prague 2/0
Siberian crane – Grus leucogeranus
IUCN (CR)
Brykin Bor 9(4); Tallinn 2
Demoiselle crane – Anthropoides virgo
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 1; Brykin Bor 2; Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 2(1)
Black crowned-crane – Balearica pavonina
IUCN (NT)
Rostov-on-Don (3)
East African grey-crowned crane – Balearica regulorum gibbericeps
Almaty 3; Kiev (Zoo) (1)
IUCN (LC)
Rallidae
Common moorhen – Gallinula chloropus
Baku 1; Kharkov 1; Prague 5(1)
Purple swamphen – Porphyrio porphyrio seistanicus
Kharkov 1; Minsk 1/3/4
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
102
Cariamidae
Red-legged seriema – Cariama cristata
Prague (1)
103
IUCN (LC)
CHARADRIIFORMES
Recurvirostridae
Black-winged stilt – Himantopus himantopus
Nikolaev 9(6)
Pied avocet – Recurvirostra avosetta
Moscow (Zoo) 6; Nikolaev 8 (2)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Burhinidae
Eurasian thick-knee – Burhinus oedicnemus
Prague 2/0
IUCN (LC)
Charadriidae
Wattled lapwing – Vanellus senegallus
Prague 7/2 (1/0)
IUCN (LC)
Laridae
Herring gull – Larus argentatus
Kharkov 2; Tashkent 3
IUCN (LC)
COLUMBIFORMES
Columbidae
Rock pigeon – Columba livia
N.Novgorod («Limpopo») 4/4; Prague 5; Samara 2
Pink pigeon – Columba (Nesoenas) mayeri
Prague (0/2)
Red collared dove – Streptopelia tranquebarica
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/2; Prague 4/5/1
Eurasian collared-dove – Streptopelia decaocto
Ivanovo 6; Vorobji 19
Spotted dove – Streptopelia chinensis
Prague 4
Ringed turtle dove – Streptopelia risoria
Ivanovo 3; Perm (1)
African collared-dove – Streptopelia roseogrisea
Prague 0/1/12
Madagascar turtle-dove – Streptopelia picturata picturata
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1/3(1/0/1)
Emerald dove – Chalcophaps indica
Vorobji 2
Common bronzewing – Phaps chalcoptera
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/2; Prague (1/0/3)
Crested pigeon – Ocyphaps lophotes
Vorobji 13
Diamond dove – Geopelia cuneata
Ivanovo 14; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 3(1); Perm 4(2); Surgut 3/2; Vorobji 2
Common ground-dove – Columbina passerina
Prague (1)
Nicobar pigeon – Caloenas nicobarica
Prague 3/1/2 (3/0/2)
Luzon bleeding-heart – Gallicolumba luzonica
Prague (1)
Green-naped pheasant pigeon – Otidiphaps nobilis
Prague (0/2)
Western crowned-pigeon – Goura cristata
Prague 1/0/1(1)
Black-naped fruit-dove – Ptilinopus melanospila
Prague 1/2
Green imperial pigeon – Ducula aenea paulina
Prague 1/2(0/1)
Pied imperial-pigeon – Ducula bicolor
Prague 4/0/1(2/0)
Elegant imperial-pigeon – Ducula concinna
Prague 1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
PSITTACIFORMES
Psittacidae
Loriinae
Yellow-streaked lory – Chalcopsitta scintillata
Kiryat Motzkin 1
Rainbow lorikeet – Trichoglossus haematodus
Vorobji 2
Australian rainbow lorikeet – Trichoglossus haematodus moluccanus
Prague 3
Black-capped lory – Lorius lory
Prague 1/0/2
Purple-naped lory – Lorius domicella
Prague 1/0
Chattering lory – Lorius garrulus
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (EN)
104
105
Novosibirsk 2
Cacatuinae
Yellow-crested cockatoo – Cacatua sulphurea
IUCN (CR)
Rostov-on-Don (1); Vorobji 1
Salmon-crested cockatoo – Cacatua moluccensis
IUCN (VU)
Riga 0/1
White cockatoo – Cacatua alba
IUCN (VU)
Brno 0/1/2; Kiryat Motzkin 2; Novosibirsk 2; Prague 1/0
Hybrid– Cacatua sulphurea citrinocristata x Cacatua alba
Novosibirsk 1
Galah – Eolophus (Cacatua) roseicapillus
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 4
Cockatiel – Nymphicus hollandicus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 4; Askaniya-Nova 4(1); Belgorod 3; Cherkassy 6; Ekaterinburg 8;
Grodno 11; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Kaliningrad 2; Kazan 2; Kharkov 11;
Kishinev 9; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 10(1); Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 17(2); Nikolaev 13;
Novosibirsk 13(2); Penza 3(2); Perm 24; Prague 2; Rostov-on-Don 16;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 15; Saransk 6/9; Semey 3/4; Surgut 22; Syktyvkar 6; Vorobji 9
Psittacinae
Eclectus parrot – Eclectus roratus
Vorobji 9(2)
Moluccan king-parrot – Alisterus amboinensis
Vorobji 2
Red-winged parrot – Aprosmictus erythropterus
Superb parrot – Polytelis swainsoni
Vorobji 3
Regent parrot – Polytelis anthopeplis
Vorobji 3
Ringneck parrot – Barnardius zonarius zonarius
Vorobji 3
Crimson rosella – Platycercus elegans
Anapa 6
Eastern rosella – Platycercus eximius
Askaniya-Nova 5(4); Grodno 1; Penza 3(2); Perm 2; Vorobji 2
Pale-headed rosella – Platycercus adscitus
Krasnoyarsk 2; Vorobji 1
Yellow rosella – Platycercus flaveolus
Vorobji 8
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Red-rumped parrot – Psephotus haematonotus
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 11; Prague 1/1; Vorobji 1
Red-fronted parakeet – Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae
IUCN (VU)
Brno 1; Grodno 1; Krasnoyarsk (2)
Bourke's parrot – Neophema bourkii
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 4
Budgerigar – Melopsittacus undulatus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 187(37); Cherkassy 10; Ekaterinburg 10; Grodno 50; Ivanovo 12;
Kaliningrad 5; Kaunas 66; Kazan 16; Kishinev 17(5); Komsomolsk-on-Amur 25(1);
Krasnoyarsk 7; Lipetsk 23(5); Nikolaev 75(22); Novosibirsk 28(5); Novouralsk 20;
Penza 177(30); Perm 68; Prague 20; Rostov-on-Don 180; Samara 2;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 46(6); Saransk 37/40; Semey 1/0/15; Seversk 4; Surgut 103/87;
Syktyvkar 10/10; Vorobji 25
African grey parrot – Psittacus erithacus
IUCN (NT)
Vorobji 1
African grey parrot – Psittacus erithacus erithacus
IUCN (NT)
Riga 2
Red-fronted parrot – Poicephalus gulielmi
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 4
Senegal parrot – Poicephalus senegalus
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 2; Vorobji 3
Rosy-faced lovebird – Agapornis roseicollis
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 10; Askaniya-Nova 54(7); Cherkassy 5; Grodno 21; Ivanovo 4; Kaliningrad 14;
Kaunas 49; Kazan 1; Kishinev 12(4); Komsomolsk-on-Amur 5(3); Krasnoyarsk 2;
Lipetsk 2; Novosibirsk 15; Penza 10(8); Rostov-on-Don 3; Samara 2;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 15; Semey 2; Seversk 2; Surgut 12; Syktyvkar 8; Vorobji 15
Rosy-faced lovebird – Agapornis roseicollis var. yellow
Novosibirsk 11(1)
Fischer's lovebird – Agapornis fischeri
IUCN (NT)
Belgorod 2; Cherkassy 5; Ekaterinburg 16; Ivanovo 11; Kaliningrad 4; Kaunas 45;
Kharkov 15; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 14(8); Nikolaev 25(1); Penza 50(16); Perm 21;
Rostov-on-Don 4; Surgut 4; Vorobji 67
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus
IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 12; Kaliningrad 4; Kaunas 2; Nikolaev 11(1); Novosibirsk 2(1); Penza 8(3);
Surgut 5; Vorobji 50
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus var. blue
Ivanovo 9; Novosibirsk 7
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus var. green
Ivanovo 10
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus var. black
Ivanovo 4
Alexandrine parakeet – Psittacula eupatria
IUCN (LC)
106
Krasnoyarsk 1; Novosibirsk 2(1); Vorobji 16
Rose-ringed parakeet – Psittacula krameri
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 4; Ivanovo 6; Kazan 1; Kharkov 2; Kishinev (3); Krasnoyarsk 1; Novosibirsk 2;
Penza (4); Rovno 2; Seversk 4; Surgut 6; Vorobji 3
Plum-headed prakeet – Psittacula cyanocephala
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2
Derbyan prakeet – Psittacula derbiana
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2
Blue-and-yellow macaw – Ara ararauna
IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 2; Riga 1/0
Red-and-green macaw – Ara chloroptera
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji (1)
Hybrid – Ara ararauna x Ara chloroptera x Ara militaris
Kharkov 2
Red-shouldered macaw – Ara (Diopsittaca) nobilis
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2
Jandaya parakeet – Aratinga jandayа
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 4
Гибрид – Aratinga jandayа x Aratinga solstitialis
Rostov-on-Don 1
Nanday parakeet – Nandayus nenday
IUCN (LC)
Penza (3); Vorobji 7
Burrowing parakeet – Cyanoliseus patagonus
IUCN (LC)
Monk parakeet – Myiopsitta monachus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Novosibirsk 3; Prague 3/0/16(3/0/7)
Pacific parrotlet – Forpus coelestis
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk (1/1)
Yellow-billed amazon – Amazona collaria
IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/2/1(1)
Orange-winged amazon – Amazona amazonica
IUCN (LC)
Perm 1
Hybrid – Amazona aestiva x Amazona amazonica
Rostov-on-Don 1
Red-lored amazon – Amazona autumnalis
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 1
STRIGIFORME
Tytonidae
Barn owl – Tyto alba
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 2; Brno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/2; Kaliningrad 3; Kishinev 4; Prague 14(1)
107
Strigidae
Common scops owl – Otus scops
Brno 1/2/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Prague 1/4
Eurasian eagle-owl – Bubo bubo
Almaty 2; Kharkov 6; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Krasnoyarsk (1); Nikolaev 2; Perm 2;
Semey 0/1; Vorobji 4
Northern eagle owl – Bubo bubo sibiricus
Ivanovo 1
Snowy owl – Nyctea (Bubo) scandiaca
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3; Tallinn 6
Tawny owl – Strix aluco
Kaliningrad 8; Kharkov 2; Tallinn 2
Ural owl – Strix uralensis
Kiev (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 5; Perm (1)
Ural owl – Strix uralensis macroura
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Prague 1/0/1 (1)
Great grey owl – Strix nebulosa
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3
Great grey owl – Strix nebulosa lapponica
Prague 3/1; Tallinn 3
Northern hawk owl – Surnia ulula
Prague (0/2)
Eurasian pygmy-owl – Glaucidium passerinum
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Perm (1); Prague 2/0/3(3)
Little owl – Athene noctua
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Nikolaev (1); Prague 4/2/3
Boreal owl – Aegolius funereus
Prague (1)
Long-eared owl – Asio otus
Kharkov 11; Nikolaev 2(1);
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
COLIIFORMES
Coliidae
Speckled mousebird – Colius striatus mombassicus
Prague 0/1/3(3)
IUCN (LC)
108
CORACIIFORMES
Alcedinidae
Blue-winged kookaburra – Dacelo leachii
Prague 5/0
Laughing kookaburra – Dacelo novaeguineae
Riga 1
Coraciidae
European roller – Coracias garrulus
Prague 0/8
109
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
Bucerotidae
Rhinoceros hornbill – Buceros rhinoceros
Prague 2(1)
Abyssinian ground-hornbill – Bucorvus abyssinicus
Almaty 7
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
PICIFORMES
Capitonidae
Bearded barbet – Lybius dubius
Prague (1)
IUCN (LC)
Picidae
Greater yellow-naped woodpecker – Picus flavinucha mystacalis
Prague (1/1/1)
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/1
Siberian thrush – Zoothera sibirica
Prague 6/4/3(2/1/3)
Black-breasted thrush – Turdus dissimillis
Prague 3/3/3(1/2/2)
Fieldfare – Turdus pilaris
Novosibirsk 1
Song thrush – Turdus philomelos
Timalinae
White-crested laughing thrush – Garrulax leucolophus diardi
Prague 1/2/1(0/1/1)
Sunda laughing thrush – Garrulax palliatus
Prague 1/3/1(0/1/1)
Rufous-fronted laughing thrush – Garrulax rufifrons
Prague (2/0)
Elliot's Laughing thrush – Garrulax (Trochalopteron) ellioti
Prague 1/3/1(1/3/1)
Red-tailed laughing thrush – Garrulax (Trochalopteron) milnei
Prague 3/2(1/0)
Omei shan liocichla – Liocichla omeiensis
Prague 6/1/3(0/1/3)
Red-faced liocichla – Liocichla phoenicea ripponi
Prague 2/3(2/2)
Red-billed leiothrix – Leiothrix lutea
Prague 2/2/4(2/1/3)
Black-headed sibia – Heterophasia desgodinsi
Prague (2)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
PASSERIFORMES
Pycnonotidae
Asian black bulbul – Hypsipetes leucocephalus
Prague 0/1/1
Red-whiskered bulbul – Pycnonotus jocosus
Prague 1/5/2(2)
Irenidae
Asian fairy-bluebird – Irena puella
Prague 1/4(1/1)
Turdidae
Orange-headed ground thrush – Zoothera citrina melli
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Panuridae
Grey-headed parrotbill - Paradoxornis gularis
Prague (3)
IUCN (LC)
Emberizidae
Red-cowled cardinal – Paroaria dominicana
Prague 3/2/2(2/2/2)
IUCN (LC)
Fringillidae
Pine grosbeak – Pinicola enucleator
Seversk 2
Eurasian chaffinch – Fringilla coelebs
Seversk (2)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
110
European greenfinch – Carduelis (Chloris) chloris
Seversk 16(13)
Eurasian siskin – Carduelis (Spinus) spinus
Prague 4; Seversk 3
Eurasian linnet – Acanthis (Cannabina) cannabina
Seversk 3)
Long-tailed rosefinch – Uragus sibiricus
Seversk (5)
Pallas's rosefinch – Carpodacus roseus
Seversk 2
Eurasian bullfinch – Pyrrhula pyrrhula
Hluboka nad Vltavou 7; Seversk 4
111
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Estrildidae
Zebra finch – Poephila (Taeniopygia) guttata
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 8; Belgorod 10(2); Grodno 7; Ivanovo 24; Kaliningrad 4; Kaunas 22;
Krasnoyarsk 8; Novosibirsk 4; Novouralsk 4; Penza 1/1/2(2); Perm 16;
Prague 0/2/11(11); Rostov-on-Don 5; Surgut 17
Long-tailed finch – Poephila acuticauda
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 2
Star finch – Neochmia (Bathida) ruficauda
IUCN (NT)
Vorobji 5
Gouldian finch – Chloebia (Erythrura) gouldiae
IUCN (EN)
Anapa 6
White-rumped munia – Lonchura striata var.dom.
Grodno 1; Ivanovo 12; Kaliningrad 5; Novouralsk 6; Perm 2; Surgut 13
Java sparrow – Padda oryzivora
IUCN (VU)
Grodno 6; Kaliningrad 2; Vorobji 5
Ploceidaе
House sparrow – Passer domesticus
Prague 6
Sturnidae
Brahminy starling – Sturnus pagodarum
Prague 1/3
Hill myna – Gracula religiosa
Prague 2/1
Bali starling – Leucopsar rothschildi
Prague 7/3/1(3/0/1)
Corvidae
Blue magpie – Urocissa erythrorhyncha
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (LC)
Azure-winged magpie – Cyanopica cyana
Kiev (Zoo) 8(7); Krasnoyarsk (3); Novosibirsk 4(1); Penza (1)
Red-billed chough – Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax
Prague (0/1)
Common raven – Corvus corax
Kharkov 2; N.Novgorod («Limpopo») (1); Prague 6
White-necked raven – Corvus albicollis
Prague 0/1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
112
113
MAMMALIA
INSECTIVORA
Tenrecidae
Lesser Madagascar hedgehog tenrec – Echinops telfairi
Moscow (Zoo) 3
MARSUPIALIA
Didelphidae
Grey short-tailed opossum – Monodelphis domestica
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4
Phalangeridae
Silver-grey brush-tail possum – Trichosurus vulpecula
Нluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Prague 0/2
Silver-grey brush-tail possum – Strigocuscus gymnotis
Prague 1/0/1
Petauridae
Sugar glider – Petaurus breviceps
Almaty 1; Kazan 0/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Minsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3;
N.Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2/3(2); Stavropol 1
Acrobatidae
Sugar glider – Acrobates pygmaeus
Moscow (Zoo) 12
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Macropodidae
Brush-tailed rat-kangaroo – Bettongia penicillata ogilbyi
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/0
Tammar wallaby – Macropus eugeni
IUCN (NT)
Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 2
Parma wallaby – Macropus parma
IUCN (NT)
Prague 2/1/2; Vorobji 3
Red-necked wallaby – Macropus rufogriseus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3; Brno 1/0; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Kaliningrad 6(1); Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Lipetsk 0/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 0/1; Novosibirsk 2(1);
Prague 1/2/1(1); Rostov-on-Don 1/2(1/0); Tallinn 3; Tashkent 1/1
Red kangaroo – Macropus rufus
IUCN (LC)
Erinaceidae
Western Europaen hedgehog – Erinaceus europaeus
Prague 4
Eastern European hedgehog – Erinaceus concolor
Chernogolovka 2/1
Long-eared hedgehog – Hemiechinus auritus
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/8/2(2); Surgut (6)
Daurian hedgehog – Hemiechinus dauricus
Krasnoyarsk (6)
Macroscelidiadae
Short-eared elephant shrew – Macroscelides proboscideus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
SCANDENTIA
Tupaiidae
Northern tree shrew – Tupaia belangeri
Kaunas 4
Common tree shrew – Tupaia glis
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/6/6 (6)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
CHIROPTERA
Pteropodidae
Egyptian fruit bat – Rousettus aegyptiacus
Almaty 7; Ekaterinburg 15; Kaunas 3; Krasnoyarsk 3(1); Minsk 5(3);
Moscow (Zoo) 3/1; Novosibirsk 5(1); St Petersburg (Zoo) 3(1)
Phyllostomidae
Seba`s short-tailed bat – Carolla perspicillata
Moscow (Zoo) 7/6/2
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
114
115
PRIMATES
Cheirogaleidae
Grey mouse lemur – Microcebus murinus
Prague 4/2/1 (1)
Lemuridae
Ring-tailed lemur – Lemur catta
Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3; Novosibirsk 4(2); Riga 1
Black lemur – Lemur (Eulemur) macaco macaco
Riga 0/1; Prague 1/2
Black-and-white ruffed lemur – Varecia variegata variegate
Nikolaev 5 (2); Novosibirsk 2/0/2 (2)
Red ruffed lemur – Varecia variegata rubra
Almaty 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1(1/0)
Black-and-white ruffed lemur – Varecia variegate subcincta
Prague (0/1)
Lorisidae
Slow loris – Nycticebus coucang
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Prague (2)
Brown greater galago – Otolemur (Galago) crassicaudatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Senegal bushbaby – Galago senegalensis
Prague 1/0
Callithricidae
Goeldi`s monkey – Callimico goeldii
Riga 1/0
Common marmoset – Callithrix jacchus
Anapa 2/2; Kaunas 1/1; Nikolaev 5 (2); Novosibirsk 13 (7); Riga 1/0/3;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 3(2); Tallinn 6
Pygmy marmoset – Cebuella (Callithrix) pygmaea
Brno 2; Нluboka nad Vltavou 1; Novosibirsk (1/1); Tallinn 1
Colden-headed tamarin – Leontopithecus chrysomelas
Prague (2/0)
White-fronted marmoset – Callithrix geoffroyi
Kiryat Motzkin 1/1/1
White-fronted marmoset – Saguinus fuscicollis
Ekaterinburg (1/0); Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 6 (1)
Emperor tamarin – Saguinus imperator subgrisescens
Novosibirsk (1/0)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
White-lipped tamarin – Saguinus labiatus
Kiryat Motzkin 2
Red-handed tamarin – Saguinus midas
Krasnoyarsk 4; Prague 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2
Cotton-top tamarin – Saguinus oedipus
Novosibirsk (3); Tallinn 1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
Cebidae
Night monkey - Аоtus azarae boliviensis
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/0
Brown capuchin – Cebus apella
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 0/1/3; Nikolaev 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
Weeper capuchin – Cebus nigrivittatus (olivaceus)
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Common squirrel monkey – Saimiri sciureus
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1; Ekaterinburg (3/0); Kiryat Motzkin 2; Novosibirsk 1; Prague 1/3 (1/0)
Cercopithecidae
Assam macaque – Macaca assamensis
IUCN (VU)
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 3/0/1 (2/0)
Crab-eating macaque – Macaca fascicularis
IUCN (NT)
Almaty 1/0; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 91/86/11 (17/8)
Japanese macaque – Macaca fuscata
IUCN(DD)
Chelyabinsk 0/1; Cherkassy 1/0; Kazan 0/1; Perm 0/1; Rovno 1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Tallinn 1/1
Rhesus macaque – Macaca mulatta
IUCN (NT)
Cherkassy 2/0; Dushanbe 1/1; Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1;
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 133/147/8 (19/22)
Southern pig-tailed macaque – Macaca nemestrina
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/1; Kazan 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) (0/1);
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 12/5/1(5/1); Kharkov 0/2
Barbary ape – Macaca sylvanus
IUCN (VU)
Rostov-on-Don (1/0); St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/0
Lion-tailed macaque – Macaca silenus
IUCN (EN)
Ekaterinburg 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1
Hamadryas baboon – Papio hamadryas hamadryas
IUCN (LC)
Cherkassy 1/0; Grodno (1); Kaunas 1/0/4; Kharkov 1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 0/3/1;
Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Samara 1/0; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 84/74/11 (24/19);
Olive baboon – Papio hamadryas anubis
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 19/21/5 (2/3)
Guinea baboon – Papio hamadryas papio
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/0
116
Mandrill – Mandrillus (Papio) sphinx
Nikolaev 1
Green monkey – Cercopithecus (Chlorocebus) aethiops
Ivanovo 0/2; Kharkov 1/1 (1/0); Kiev (Zoo) 1/0/1 (1/0); Krasnoyarsk (1/0);
Nikolaev 2 (1); Novosibirsk (1); Sochi (IMP RAMS) 11/4 (5/0);
Diana monkey – Cercopithecus diana diana
Novosibirsk 1
Patas monkey – Erythrocebus patas
Нluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Eastern black-and-white colobus – Colobus guereza
Kaliningrad 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 1/0/3 (1)
Gabon talapoin – Miopithecus ogouensis (Cercopithecus talaipon)
Prague 1
Pongidae
Agile gibbon – Hylobates lar
Nikolaev (1)
Chimpanzee – Pan troglodytes
Almaty 1/0; Nikolaev 1
Western gorilla – Gorilla gorilla gorilla
Moscow (Zoo) 1 (1)
117
IUCN (VU)
RODENTIA
IUCN (LC)
Sciuridae
Prevost`s squirrel – Callosciurus prevosti
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 3/1/2 (2)
Black-tailed prairie dog – Cynomys ludovicianus
Нluboka nad Vltavou 4; Kaunas 1
IUCN (LC)
Northern palm squirrel – Funambulus pennantii
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Caucasian squirrel – Sciurus anomalus
IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 3
Eurasian red squirrel – Sciurus vulgaris
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk (5); Moscow (Zoo) 8; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/4/2 (2);
Riga 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 12 (2); Surgut (10)
Eurasian red squirrel – Sciurus vulgaris altaicus
IUCN (NT)
N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») (3)
Siberian chipmunk – Tamias sibiricus
Нluboka nad Vltavou 2/2
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (EN)
EDENTATA (XENARTHRA)
Bradypodidae
Linne`s two-toed sloth – Choloepus didactylus
Ekaterinburg (1/0); Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
IUCN (LC)
Dasypodidae
Larger hairy armadillo – Chaetophractus (Euphractus) villosus
Prague 1/1; Tallinn 1/0
IUCN (LC)
LAGOMORPHA
Leporidae
Mountain hare – Lepus timidus
Perm 13(8); St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2/20(4)
European rabbit – Oryctolagus cuniculus
Нluboka nad Vltavou 3
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Pteromyidae
Siberian flying squirrel – Pteromys volans
Moscow (Zoo) 0/3; Riga 1
IUCN (LC)
Castoridae
Eurasian beaver – Castor fiber
Moscow (Zoo) 1
IUCN (LC)
Cricetidae
Great Balkhan mouse-like hamster – Calomyscus mystax
IUCN (LC)
Mouse-like hamster – Calomyscus speciosis
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Cactus mouse – Peromyscus eremicus
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 3/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10
Striped hairy-footed hamster – Phodopus sungorus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 18; Ekaterinburg 10; Cheboksary 2/2/2; Chernogolovka 43/26; Grodno 89;
Ivanovo 91; Kaunas 10/30; Kiryat Motzkin 2; Kishinev 36; Krasnoyarsk 4; Omsk 1/1;
Penza 27; Rostov-on-Don 24/12; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5/6; Surgut 87/69; Syktyvkar 2/3
Hairy-footed hamster – Phodopus sungorus campbelli
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 4; Rostov-on-Don 15/11
Golden hamster – Mesocricetus auratus
IUCN (EN)
118
119
Abakan 16; Cheboksary 4/4/6; Chita 148; Kaunas 10/20; Krasnoyarsk 6;
Rostov-on-Don 15/10; Surgut 65/64; Syktyvkar 17/14;
Afghan vole – Microtus afghanus
IUCN (LCc)
Field vole – Microtus agrestis
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/3
Common vole – Microtus arvalis
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 15/24; Rostov-on-Don 3/1
Brandt`s vole – Microtus brandti
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 3/4
Southern vole – Microtus subarvalis (levis, rossiaemeridionalis)
Chernogolovka 22/16
IUCN (LC)
Social vole – Microtus socialis
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 8/5; Minsk 10/20; Perm 11; Rostov-on-Don 11/9;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 25;
Mandarin vole – Microtus mandarinus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/7
Paradox vole – Microtus paradoxus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 3/3
Transcaspian vole – Microtus transcaspicus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/2
Bank vole – Clethrionomys glareolus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 43/35
Grey red-backed vole – Clethrionomys rufocanus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 11/16
Northern red-backed vole – Clethrionomys rutilus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Chernogolovka 14/22
Large North African gerbil – Gerbillus (Dipodillus) campestris
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Pygmy African gerbil – Gerbillus perpallidus
IUCN (LC)
Cheboksary 7/6/14; Grodno 8; Krasnoyarsk 8; Moscow (Zoo) 5/5;
Rostov-on-Don 3/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 27
Gerbil – Gerbillus sp.
Krasnoyarsk 7; Minsk 7/5
Steppe lemming – Lagurus lagurus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/14; St Petersburg (Zoo) 79
Libyan jird – Meriones libycus
IUCN (LC)
Ivanovo 2; Krasnoyarsk 11; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Midday gerbil – Meriones meridianus
IUCN (LC)
Samara 57; Syktyvkar 14/9
Midday gerbil – Meriones meridianus nogaiorum
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 3; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Rostov-on-Don 6/6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6
Kara-Kum midday jird – Meriones meridianus peniciliger
Rostov-on-Don 1/2
IUCN (LC)
Tibet gerbil – Meriones meridianus urianchaicus
Grodno 14; Krasnoyarsk 15
IUCN (LC)
Persian jird – Meriones persicus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6
Tristram`s jird – Meriones tristrami
IUCN (LR/lc)
Krasnoyarsk 8; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3
Mongolian gerbil – Meriones unguiculatus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Grodno 71; Ivanovo 19; Kiev (Zoo) 5; Minsk 55/45; Moscow (Zoo) 1/3;
Novouralsk 2/4; Perm 17; Rostov-on-Don 16/12; St Petersburg (Zoo) 56; Surgut 8/12
Vinogradov`s jird – Meriones vinogradovi
IUCN (LR/lc)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/4
Great gerbil – Rhombomys opimus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/3
Bushy-tailed jird – Sekeetamys calurus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Giant pouched rat – Cricetomys emini
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/4/2 (1)
Fat-tailed gerbil – Pachyuromys duprasi
IUCN (C)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1/3 (3)
Rhizomyidae
Lesser bamboo rat – Cannomys badius
Prague (0/1)
IUCN (LC)
Muridae
Cairo spiny mouse – Acomys cahirinus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 10; Almaty 8; Grodno 23; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/2; Krasnoyarsk 12;
Minsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/7; N. Novgorod (Extarium) 4/6; Perm 4;
Rostov-on-Don 29/16; Samara 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 37 (2)
Votsovotsa – Hypogeomys antimena
IUCN (EN)
Prague 4 (1)
Zebra mouse – Lemniscomys barbarus
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 3/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/0; Perm 23; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 25
Eurasian harvest mouse – Micromys minutus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 11; St Petersburg (Zoo) 29 (4)
Striped field mouse – Apodemus agrarius
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/1
Yellow-necked field mouse – Apodemus flavicollis
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 2/0
Wood mouse – Apodemus sylvaticus
IUCN (LC)
120
Rostov-on-Don 3/2
Steppe mouse – Mus spicilegus (hortulanus)
House mouse – Mus musculus
Chernogolovka 13/10
Slender-tailed cloud rat – Phloeоmys pallidus
Prague 1/0
Natal multimammate mouse – Praomys (Mastomys) natalensis
St Petersburg (Zoo) 4/8/42; Surgut 15/18
Gliridae
Fat dormouse – Glis glis
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Forest African dormouse – Graphiurus murinus
Moscow (Zoo) 3/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) (5)
Lesse rsavanna dormouse – Graphiurus parvus
Prague (2)
121
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Hydrochoeridae
Capybara – Hydrochoeris hydrochaeris
Riga 0/2
Dasyproctidae
Mountain paca – Cuniculus taczanowskii
Chelyabinsk 1/0; Novosibirsk 2
Azara`s agouti – Dasyprocta azarae
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Chinchillidae
Long-tailed chinchilla (Domestic form) – Chinchilla laniger var. dom.
Almaty 1; Belgorod 0/3/2(2); Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 3 (1);
Minsk 7/8; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Novosibirsk 10 (4); Novouralsk 1/0; Perm 13 (5);
Rostov-on-Don 0/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 8/6/2; Surgut 3/4; Syktyvkar 1/5; Voronezh 1/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Capromyidae
Desmarest`s hutia – Capromys pilorides
Prague 3/1/1 (1)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Hystricidae
African crested porcupine – Hystrix africaeaustralis
IUCN (LC)
Prague (1)
Crested porcupine – Hystrix cristata
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1
Indian crested porcupine – Hystrix indica (=leucura)
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 10; Cherkassy (0/1); Kharkov 0/1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Lipetsk 2/0;
Odessa (Zoo) 1; Rovno 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/5; Tashkent 2; Voronezh 1;
Caviidae
Brazilian guinea pig – Cavia aperea
Moscow (Zoo) 4/6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Patagonian mara – Dolichotis patagonum
Kharkov 1; Prague 4/1 (2/0)
Rock cavy – Kerodon rupestris
Moscow (Zoo) 4/2
Novosibirsk (2/1)
Central American agouti – Dasyprocta punctata
Kharkov 4; Nikolaev 5 (1); St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/3/4 (4);
Green acouchi – Myoprocta pratti
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Myocastoridae
Nutria – Myocastor coypus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 3/4 (2/2); Grodno 15; Kharkov 3/1/3 (3); Krasnoyarsk 30; Nikolaev 3;
Odessa (Zoo) 4/5; Rovno 30; Semey 6/5; Syktyvkar 7/4
Octodontidae
Degu – Octodon degus
IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 24/8/1 (1); Ekaterinburg 7; Kaunas 0/1/10; Minsk 5/15; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2;
N. Novgorod (Extarium) 6; Novouralsk 2/2; Omsk 3/2 (3/0); Perm 28; Riga 3;
Rostov-on-Don 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 13; Surgut 8 (2); Syktyvkar 3/2
IUCN (LC)
CARNIVORA
IUCN (LC)
Canidae
Arctic fox – Alopex lagopus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 8/6; Yakutsk 1
Golden jackal – Canis aureus
IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 1/1; Tashkent 3
Grey wolf – Canis lupus
IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 3/3; Lipetsk 2/3; Nalchik (2/2); N. Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 3; Orel 3/3; Rovno 3;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1; Saransk 2/1; Voronezh 7/0
Arctic wolf – Canis lupus arctos
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/1
Asian grey wolf – Canis lupus campestris (desertorum)
IUCN (LC)
Nikolaev 4(3)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (VU)
122
123
Indian grey wolf – Canis lupus pallipes
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Interior Alascan wolf – Canis lupus pambasileus
IUCN (LC)
Nalchik 2/3 (2/2); N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/1
Mackenzie Valley wolf – Canis lupus occidentalis
IUCN (LC)
Yakutsk 5
Maned wolf – Chrysocyon brachyurus
IUCN (NT)
Riga 3
Bat-eared fox – Otocyon mеgalotis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/3
Corsac fox – Vulpes corsac
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 0/3 (0/1); Seversk 2/3
Red fox – Vulpes vulpes
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/0; Cherkassy 1/1; Ekaterinburg (4); Ivanovo 4; Kaunas 2/1;
Khabarovsk (10); Kharkov 2/3; Kiev (Zoo) 4; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 3/3;
Perm (3/3); St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Surgut 4/1(0/1); Voronezh 3/2; Yakutsk 2
Fennec fox – Vulpes (Fennecus) zerda
IUCN (DD)
Novosibirsk 1/1; Riga 1/2
Raccoon dog – Nyctereutes procyonoides
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 1/0; Nalchik (2/1); Syktyvkar 4/2
Dhole – Cuon alpinus
IUCN (EN)
Ekaterinburg 5/2 (3/0); Khabarovsk (8); Novosibirsk 2/3/1 (1/3/1)
Dhole – Cuon alpinus lepturus
IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 5/5
Brown-nosed coati – Nasua nasua
IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 4/2; Chelyabinsk 3/3; Ekaterinburg 2/2; Grodno 1/0; Нluboka nad
Vltavou 1/2; Ivanovo 4; Kaunas 3/2; Kharkov 1/4/8 (8); Kiev (Zoo) 4;
Kiryat Motzkin 3/3; Krasnoyarsk 5/1 (1/1); Nikolaev 1; N. Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 1/2/2 (2); Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 0/3; Omsk 3/3/5(5);
Perm (5/2); Prague 3/2 (1/1); Rovno 10 (3); St Petersburg (Zoo) 7/3 (1/0);
Surgut 2/2 (1/0); Vorobji 3; Zelenogorsk 1/1 (1/0)
Ursidae
Manchurian black bear – Selenarctos (Ursus) thibetanus ussuricus
IUCN (VU)
Abakan 2; Khabarovsk 2 (1); Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/2
Brown bear – Ursus arctos
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 0/1; Belgorod 2/1; Cherkassy 2/0; Ivanovo 2; Khabarovsk 1/1; Kharkov 0/1;
Minsk (2); Nalchik (2/1); Novosibirsk 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Perm 2/0; Rovno 1;
Zhlobin 3/0
European brown bear – Ursus arctos arctos
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/1
Himalayan brown bear – Ursus arctos isabellinus
Tashkent 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Polar bear – Ursus (Thalarctos) maritimus
IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg (2/0); Prague (1)
Procyonidae
Raccoon – Procyon lotor
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 0/1; Kharkov 3/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/3; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 3/2;
Novosibirsk 1/0/4(4); St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/6;
Mustelidae
Steppe polecat – Mustela eversmanni
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 5/4; Samara 2
European mink – Mustela lutreola novikov
IUCN (EN)
Tallinn 69/55
European polecat – Mustela putorius
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/5; Krasnoyarsk 2/2
Domestic polecat – Mustela putorius dom.
Belgorod 2/3; Ivanovo 11; Kaunas 3/8; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/3/2(2); Lipetsk 10 (3);
N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 3/4; Novosibirsk 1/1; Surgut 11/9; Voronezh 2/2
American mink (+domestic form) – Mustela vison
Krasnoyarsk (10); Novosibirsk 3/1
Yellow-throated marten – Martes flavigula aterrima
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/2; Novosibirsk 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) (1/1)
Sable – Martes zibellina
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 6/4
Eurasian badger – Meles meles
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Novosibirsk 0/3; Zelenogorsk 2/0
Ratel – Mellivora capensis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1 (0/1)
Striped skunk – Mephitis mephitis
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/0/2 (1/0/2)
Wolverine – Gulo gulo
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) (1)
Oriental small-clawed otter – Aonyx (Amblonyx) cinerea
IUCN (NT)
Kiryat Motzkin 4; Prague 4/0/3 (2)
European otter – Lutra lutra lutra
IUCN (NT)
Novosibirsk 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Viverridae
Binturong – Arctictis binturong
Prague (1)
Small- spotted genet – Genetta genetta
Novosibirsk 2/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
124
Large-spotted genet – Genetta tigrina
Ekaterinburg (4); Perm 0/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Pardine genet – Genetta pardina
Chernogolovka 1/1
Dwarf mongoose – Helogale parvula
Prague 7 (3)
Banded mongoose – Mungos mungo
Grodno (2); Kharkov 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 4/1; N. Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 3/0; Novosibirsk 6/3 (2/1); Perm (3); Seversk 1/1;
Banded mongoose – Mungos mungo taenianotus
Ivanovo 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4/11 (0/3)
Common palm civet – Paradoxurus hermaphroditus
Prague 2/0
Yellow mongoose – Cynictis penicillata
Almaty 2; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Prague 2 ; St Petersburg (Zoo) (1/0/3)
Slender-tailed meerkat – Suricata suricata
Kiryat Motzkin 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/3 (0/1); Riga 2/4/1
Slender - tailed meerkat – Suricata suricata hahni
St Petersburg (Zoo) (1/1/1)
Hyaenidae
Striped hyaena – Hyaena hyaena
Grodno (4); Tallinn 1/2
125
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
Felidae
Leopard cat – Felis (Prionailurus) bengalensis euptilura
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 1/2 (1/0); Khabarovsk 2/1; Novosibirsk 1/2;
Perm 2/2 (0/1); Seversk (1/0);
Jungle cat – Felis chaus
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 1/2
Puma – Felis (Puma) concolor
IUCN (NT)
Ivanovo 4; Krasnoyarsk 0/2; Lipetsk 2/2; Nikolaev (2); Perm 1/1; Rovno 4 (2)
Eurasian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx
IUCN (NT)
Belgorod (2); Ekaterinburg 2/3(1/0); Ivanovo 2; Khabarovsk 3/2; Krasnoyarsk 6(3);
Lipetsk (1); Saransk 2/2; Yakutsk 3
Northern lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx lynx
IUCN (NT)
Chernogolovka 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1; Riga 1/0
Canadian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx canadensis
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1
Siberian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx wardi
IUCN (NT)
Novosibirsk 1/3
Bobcat – Felis (Lynx) rufus
IUCN (LC)
Kazan 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/1 (0/1)
Pallas` cat – Felis (Otocolobus) manul manul
IUCN (NT)
Kaunas 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1/1 (1)
Sand cat – Felis margarita
IUCN (NT)
Novosibirsk 0/5 (0/1)
Tiger cat – Felis (Leopardus) tigrinus
IUCN (NT)
Prague (2/0)
Serval – Felis (Leptailurus) serval
IUCN (LC)
Kazan 3/0; Lipetsk 4/0; Novosibirsk 2/1; Penza (0/1)
African wild cat – Felis silvestris libyca (caudatus)
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk (1/1)
African wild cat – Felis silvestris ocreata
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 2/3 (1/2)
Fishing cat – Felis (Prionailurus) viverrinus
IUCN (VU)
St Petersburg (Zoo) (0/1)
Lion – Panthera leo
IUCN (VU)
Baku 1/1; Dushanbe 1/1; Kazan 1/1; Kaunas 1/0; Krasnoyarsk (1); Nalchik (2/2);
Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 1/2 (1/0); Odessa (Zoo) 2/1; Penza 1/3 (0/1); Rovno 4 (1);
Tashkent 1/2
Jaguar – Panthera onca
IUCN (NT)
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1 (0/1)
Jaguar (black form) – Panthera onca var. nigra
IUCN (NT)
Almaty 2/0
Leopard – Panthera pardus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/2; Chelyabinsk 1/0; Dushanbe 1/1; Kazan 1/1; Nalchik 1/1;
Amur leopard – Panthera pardus orientalis
IUCN (CR)
Kharkov (2); Krasnoyarsk (1); Lipetsk 2/0; Novosibirsk (2/1); Odessa (Zoo) 2/0;
Seversk (1/0); Tallinn 2/1
Tiger – Panthera tigris (no subsp)
IUCN (EN)
Kazan 5/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
Amur tiger – Panthera tigris altaica
IUCN (CR)
Ivanovo 2; Kharkov 2/5 (1/2); Perm 2/1/1 (1)
Bengal tiger (white form) – Panthera tigris tigris var. alba
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Novosibirsk 2/2 (0/1)
IUCN (EN)
Clouded leopard – Neofelis (Pardofelis) nebulosa
IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/0
Cheetah – Acinonyx jubatus
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Prague 1/3
PINNIPEDIA
Otariidae
Northern fur seal – Callorhinus ursinus
Minsk (1)
IUCN (VU)
126
Phocidae
Grey seal – Halichoerus grypus
Riga 1/0; Tallinn 0/1/1
127
ARTIODACTYLA
IUCN (LC)
Odobenidae
Pacific walrus – Odobenus rosmarus divergens
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
IUCN (LC)
PERISSODACTYLA
Equidae
Domestic donkey – Equus asinus dom.
Askaniya-Nova 2/0 (1/0); Nikolaev 1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 0/1;
Odessa (Zoo) 1; Penza 1/0; Riga 0/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Grant`s zebra – Equus burchelli boehmi
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 2 (1); Kaunas 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1
Chapman`s zebra – Equus burchelli chapmani
IUCN (DD)
Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Brno 0/1; Kazan 1/0
Grevy`s zebra – Equus grevyi
IUCN (EN)
Brno 0/1
Hartmann`s mountain zebra – Equus zebra hartmannae
IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/0
Domestic pony – Equus caballus
Almaty 2/1; Askaniya-Nova 2/7 (0/2); Belgorod 1/0; Brno 0/1; Chita 1/0; Grodno 0/1;
Ivanovo 0/1; Kaunas 0/1; Kharkov 1/0; Lipetsk 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nalchik 1/0;
Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 1/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Penza 1/0; Rovno 1; Rostov-on-Don
2/2 (1/0); Semey 1/0; Seversk 3/0; Tashkent 1; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Przewalski`s wild horse – Equus (caballus) przewalskii
IUCN (EW)
Askaniya-Nova 4/2 (1/0); Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Orel 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1;
Rovno 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Turkmenian wild ass (Kulan) – Equus (onager) kulan
IUCN (CR)
Askaniya-Nova 30 (1); Kagan 0/5; Tallinn 2/4
Kiang – Equus kiang
IUCN (LR/lc)
Riga 8/5
Tapiridae
South American tapir – Tapirus terrestris
Kaliningrad 1; Riga 0/1
IUCN (VU)
Suidae
Wild boar – Sus scrofa
IUCN (LC)
Cherkassy 3/2; Grodno 3/3; Ivanovo 1/0; Kharkov 7; Krasnoyarsk 1/1 (1/0); Lipetsk 4/2
(2/0); Nikolaev 6 (3); Odessa (Zoo) 3/3; Orel 4; Rovno 5; Tallinn 1/0; Voronezh 2/3
Wild boar – Sus scrofa scrofa
IUCN (LC)
Riga 9/5
Tayassuidae
Collared peccary – Tayassu (Pecari) tajacu
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Grodno 2; Kaunas 2/0; Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 3; Kishinev 1; Minsk 1;
Novosibirsk 3/2 (1/0); Prague 4/3/1 (1); Riga 21; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Tashkent 2
Hyppopotamidae
Hippopotamus – Hippopotamus amphibius
Kaliningrad 1
Pygmy hippopotamus – Choeropsis (Hexaprotodon) liberiensis
Kaunas 0/1
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (EN)
Camelidae
Llama – Lama glama
Askaniya-Nova 0/1; Brno 1/0; Grodno 1/2 (1/0); Kaliningrad 3; Kaunas 0/2;
Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Nalchik 1/0; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/0; Nikolaev 5(1);
Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/4; Penza (1/0); Rovno 1; Syktyvkar 1/0; Tashkent 5;
Kharkov 1/0
Guanaco – Lama guanicoe
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Kazan 1/2; Kaliningrad 2 (1); Kaunas 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 0/2; Lipetsk 1/1;
Prague (1/2); Rostov-on-Don 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Tallinn 1/4; Chleby 0/1
Vicugna – Lama vicugna
IUCN (LC)
Domestic bactrian camel – Camelus bactrianus (ferus) dom.
Brno 1/0; Kaunas 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/2; Lipetsk (0/1); Nalchik 0/1; Penza 1/0;
Prague 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Saransk 0/1; Tallinn 1/1
Domestic dromedary camel – Camelus dromеdarius
Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Tashkent 1
128
Tragulidae
Greater Malayan chevrotain – Tragulus napu
Ekaterinburg (1)
129
IUCN (LC)
Cervidae
European elk – Alces alces
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/1; Prague 1/2/1 (1); St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/0
Fallow deer – Dama (Cervus) dama
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/4; Askaniya-Nova 23; Cherkassy 0/1; Grodno 1/0; Lipetsk 1/0;
Nikolaev 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Persian Fallow deer – Dama (Cervus) mesopotamica
IUCN (VU)
Red deer – Cervus elaphus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 20
Red deer – Cervus elaphus hippelaphus
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 3; Orel 0/1
American elk – Cervus elaphus (canadensis) manitobensis
Prague 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Bactrian deer – Cervus elaphus bactrianus
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/0; Tallinn 6/1
Siberian elk – Cervus elaphus sibiricus (=asiaticus)
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 2/0; Kazan 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Manchurian wapiti – Cervus elaphus xanthopygus
IUCN (LC)
Chita 1/0; Yakutsk (1/0)
Sika deer – Cervus nippon hortulorum
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/3; Askaniya-Nova 24; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Grodno 0/4 (0/1); Nalchik 1/0;
Novosibirsk 1/2 (1/1); Orel 1/1; Penza 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Saransk 1/0;
Tashkent 5; Zelenogorsk 0/2; Zhlobin 0/1
Pere David`s deer – Elaphurus davidianus
IUCN (CR)
Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Brno 0/2; Nikolaev 2; Prague 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1;
Tallinn 3/4/2
Chinese muntjac – Muntiacus reevest
IUCN (LC)
Baku 1; Chleby 1/1; Prague 1/0
Siberian musk deer – Moschus moschiferus
IUCN (VU)
Chernogolovka 2/2
Reindeer – Rangifer tarandus
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/1; Khabarovsk 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Prague 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2;
European forest reindeer – Rangifer tarandus fennicus
IUCN (LC)
Riga 0/2
Western roe deer – Capreolus capreolus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Novosibirsk 3/2 (1/1)
European roe deer – Capreolus capreolus capreolus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Odessa (Zoo) 2/0
Giraffidae
Transvaal giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis giraffa
Almaty 0/1
Baringo giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi
Prague 1/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Bovidae
Common eland – Taurotragus oryx
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 4/4 (1/0)
Common eland – Tragelaphus angasii
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 0/1
Sitatunga – Tragelaphus spekei gratus
IUCN (NT)
Prague 2/2
Nilgai – Boselaphus tragocamelus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova (2//0); Grodno 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0
Domestic Asiatic water buffalo – Bubalus bubalus var. dom.
Nalchik 1/0
Gayal – Bos (frontalis) gaurus
IUCN (VU)
Odessa (Zoo) 0/1
Domestic yak – Bos mutus (grunniens) dom.
Abakan 1/0; Grodno 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 0/3; Nalchik 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/0;
Penza 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Seversk 2/0; Tallinn 2/1/1
Watusi cow – Bos taurus var. dom. (watusi)
Askaniya-Nova 1/0
Hungarian steppe cow – Bos taurus var. dom. (hungaricus)
Riga 1/0
African buffalo – Syncerus caffer
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 1/0
American bison – Bison bison
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 3/12/2 (2); Chelyabinsk (0/1); Cherkassy 0/1; Kaliningrad 2 (1);
Kharkov 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 1/0; Tallinn 0/2
European wisent – Bison bonasus
IUCN (EN)
Brykin Bor 6/1 (1/1); Ivanovo 1/0; Krasnoyarsk (0/1); Minsk 0/1; Orel 0/1;
Prague 1/0
Hybrid – Bison bonasus x Bison bison
Krasnoyarsk 0/1
Sable antelope – Hippotragus niger
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
Nile lechwe – Kobus megaceros
IUCN (EN)
Prague 0/1
Kafue flats lechwe – Kobus leche kafuensis
IUCN (VU)
Prague 0/4 (0/1)
130
131
Phillip`s dik-dik – Madoqua saltiana phillipsi
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 1
Black wildebeest – Connochaetes gnou
IUCN (LС)
Moscow (Zoo) 1 (1)
Blue wildebeest – Connochaetes taurinus taurinus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Kharkov (1/0)
Blesbok – Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/2 (0/1)
Blackbuck – Antilope cervicapra
IUCN (NT)
Askaniya-Nova 0/1
Goitred gazelle – Gazella subgutturosa
IUCN (VU)
Kagan 50/40; Tashkent 10
Russian saiga antelope – Saiga tatarica tatarica
IUCN (CR)
Askaniya-Nova 54; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2
Himalayan tahr – Hemitragus jemlahicus
IUCN (VU)
Perm 1/0; Prague 1/1/5 (0/1)
Himalayan tahr – Oreamnos americanus
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/1
Gemsbok – Oryx gazella gazelle
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/1
Muskox – Ovibos moschatus
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 0/2 (0/1); Yakutsk (1/0)
Muskox – Ovibos moschatus wardi
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 0/1
Mishmi takin – Budorcas taxicolor taxicolor
IUCN (EN)
Brno 1/0; Novosibirsk (1/0); Riga 0/1
West Caucasian tur – Capra caucasica caucasica
IUCN (EN)
Prague 4/1 (3/0); Tallinn 5/3
East Caucasian tur – Capra cylindricornis
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0; Tallinn 5/7
Turkmenian markhor – Capra falconeri heptneri
IUCN (CR)
Almaty 0/2; Askaniya-Nova 4/1 (2/1); Kishinev 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Lipetsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Nikolaev 5 (4); Novosibirsk 1/2 (0/1); Perm 1/1; Riga 1/2;
Rostov-on-Don 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Tallinn 9/5
Nubian ibex – Capra nubiana
IUCN (EN)
Kiryat Motzkin 4/6; Tallinn 1/2
Siberian ibex – Capra sibirica
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2/2; Almaty 1/1; Brno 2/0/1; Kaunas 1/0; Kishinev 1/0; Krasnoyarsk (0/1);
Nikolaev 5; Riga 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1 (0/1); Tallinn 2/1
Cretan wild goat – Capra hircus cretica
IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 5/3
West African pygmy goat – Capra hircus var. dom
Abakan 0/1; Brno 2/0; Grodno 0/1; Kaliningrad 16; Kaunas 4/4; Kharkov 2;
Lipetsk 1/4 (1/2); Minsk 0/4; Novosibirsk 2/0; Penza 2/0; Prague 10/11 (1/1);
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/4; Tallinn 27
Barbary sheep – Ammotragus lervia
IUCN (VU)
Brno 1/1; Kaunas 2/1; Kharkov 1/1; Nikolaev 3(1); Prague 8/12/3 (2/2); Rovno 1;
Rostov-on-Don 1; Tallinn 2/2; Tashkent 8
Semipalatinsk argali – Ovis ammon collium
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/2
Marco Polo argali – Ovis ammоn polii
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Mouflon – Ovis (aries) musimon
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/1; Askaniya-Nova 28 (11); Нluboka nad Vltavou 1/3; Kharkov 5/6 (0/2);
Kishinev 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 2/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») (1);
Odessa (Zoo) 4/8; Perm 0/1; Prague 2/1; Saransk 0/1
Oriental red sheep – Ovis aries gmelini
IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 6/4
Afghan urial sheep – Ovis vignei bochariensis
IUCN (EN)
Kagan 2/0; Kaliningrad 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/5(0/2)
Arkal urial sheep – Ovis vignei arcal
IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 6/1
Cameroon dwarf sheep – Ovis aries var. dom
Brno 3/3; Grodno 0/4; Kiryat Motzkin 2; Nikolaev 2; Prague 6/2 (1/2)
Bharal (Blue sheep) – Pseudois nayaur
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/4; Novosibirsk 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1
Chinese bharal – Pseudois nayaur szechuanensis
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 5/5
132
133
134
135
COLLECTIONS OF
VERTEBRATE ANIMALS
AT REGIONAL
ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTIONS
as of 01.01.2009
136
137
138
139
PISCES
ORECTOLOBIFORMES
Hemiscyllidae
Whitespotted bambooshark – Chiloscyllium plagiosum
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4
Brownbanded bambooshark – Chiloscyllium punctatum
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 5; Sevastopol 37
Ginglymostomatidae
Nurse shark – Ginglymostoma cirratum
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (DD)
CARCHARHINIFORMES
Scyliorhinidae
Australian marbled catshark – Atelomycterus macleayi
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Small-spotted catshark – Scyliorhinus canicula
IUCN (LC)
Carcharhinidae
Blacktip reef shark – Carcharhinus melanopterus
IUCN (LRnt)
Moscow (Zoo) 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6; Tashkent 1
Lemon shark – Negaprion brevirostris
IUCN (LRnt)
Whitetip reef shark – Triaenodon obesus
IUCN (LRnt)
RAJIFORMES
Rajidae
Thornback ray – Raja clavata
Sevastopol 3
IUCN (LRnt)
DASYATIFORMES
140
Dasyatididae
Bluespotted stingray – Dasyatis kuhlii
Common stingray – Dasyatis pastinaca
Sevastopol 18
Cowtail stingray – Dasyatis sephen
Potamotrygonidae
Vermiculate river stingray – Potamotrygon castexi
Prague 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6
White-blotched river stingray – Potamotrygon leopoldi
IUCN (DD)
Ekaterinburg 2
Ocellate river stingray – Potamotrygon motoro
IUCN (DD)
Ekaterinburg ?; Kaliningrad 2; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Omsk 2; Riga 4; Sevastopol 2; Yaroslavl 2
Smooth back river stingray – Potamotrygon reticulatus (orbignyi)
Brno 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Smolensk 1
LEPIDOSIRENIFORMES
Lepidosirenidae
South American lungfish – Lepidosiren paradoxa
Syktyvkar 1
Protopteridae
Marbled lungfish – Protopterus aethiopicus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1; Tashkent 1
Slender lungfish – Protopterus dolloi
Kiev (Zoo) 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Tallinn 1
Lungfish – Protopterus sp.
Perm 1; Yaroslavl 1
POLYPTERIFORMES
141
Polypteridae
Reedfish – Calamoichthys (Erpetoichthys) calabaricus
Brno 1; Ekaterinburg 4; Karaganda 2; Novosibirsk 5; Perm 3; Riga 2; Smolensk 2;
Surgut 1; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 4
Congo bichir – Polypterus congicus
N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 2; Novosibirsk 15
Barred bichir – Polypterus delhezi
Novosibirsk 5
Ornate bichir – Polypterus ornatipinnis
Ekaterinburg 5; Perm 3; Rostov-on-Don 1; Tula 1
Shortfin bichir – Polypterus palmas
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novouralsk 1
Gray bichir – Polypterus senegalus
Baku 2; Ekaterinburg 20; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 3; Omsk 4; Penza 1; Perm 3;
Smolensk 2; Tallinn 7; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2
Mottled bichir – Polypterus wiksii
Kiev (Zoo) 1
Bichir – Polypterus sp.
Rovno 1
ACIPENSERIFORMES
Acipenseridae
Siberian sturgeon – Acipenser baeri
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 14; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4
Siberian sturgeon (Lena region) – Acipenser baeri (Lena region)
Moscow (Zoo) 4
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Baikal sturgeon – Acipenser baeri baicalensis
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 5
Russian sturgeon – Acipenser gueldenstaedti
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 13; Moscow (Zoo) 21; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4;
Smolensk 1; Volzhsky 3
Russian sturgeon – Acipenser gueldenstaedti colchicus
Sevastopol 20
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Sakhalin sturgeon – Acipenser mikadoi
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 207
Fringebarbel sturgeon – Acipenser nudiventris
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Persian sturgeon – Acipenser persicus
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
142
143
Sterlet – Acipenser ruthenus
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 12; Odessa (Oceanarium) 22; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 8;
Sevastopol 2; Seversk 1
Sterlet (Oka region) – Acipenser ruthenus (Oka region)
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 6
Sterlet (Don region) – Acipenser ruthenus (Don region)
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Amur sturgeon – Acipenser schrencki
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 25
Starry sturgeon – Acipenser stellatus
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Chleby 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2
Kaluga – Huso dauricus
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 11
Beluga – Huso huso
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Sevastopol 11
Amu Darya sturgeon – Pseudoscaphirhynchus kaufmanni
Moscow (Zoo) 1
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Bester (Industrial hybrid)
Yaroslavl 9
Polyodontidae
Mississippi paddlefish – Polyodon spathula
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
LEPISOSTEIFORMES
Lepisosteidae
Spotted gar – Lepisosteus oculatus
Almaty 2; Bolsherech`ye 2; Ekaterinburg 5; Karaganda 2; Kharkov 1;
Omsk 3; Perm 4; Seversk 1; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 3; Tashkent 6;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 8; Yaroslavl 2
Longnose gar – Lepisosteus osseus
Novosibirsk 2
Shortnose gar – Lepisosteus platostomus
Novosibirsk 1
Gar – Lepisosteus sp.
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2; Voronezh 3
SALMONIFORMES
Salmonidae
Lenok – Brachymystax lenok
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Rainbow trout – Salmo gairdneri
Thymallidae
Grayling – Thymallus thymallus
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Esocidae
Northern pike – Esox lucius
Chleby 2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Novosibirsk 1; Prague 6;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 3; Yaroslavl 6
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
OSTEOGLOSSIFORMES
Osteoglossidae
Arapaima – Arapaima gigas
CITES II, IUCN (DD)
Ekaterinburg 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 3; Sevastopol 5
Arawana – Osteoglossum bicirrhosum
Ekaterinburg 11; Karaganda 1; Kaunas 2; Kiev (Zoo) 5; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk
1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Perm 1; Rostov-on-Don 1;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 8; Sevastopol 1; Smolensk 1; Tashkent 7;
Voronezh 2; Yaroslavl 2
Asian bonytongue – Scleropages formosus
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Ekaterinburg 1; Tashkent 7
Pantodontidae
Freshwater butterflyfish – Pantodon buchholzi
Tallinn 1
Notopteridae
Indochina featherback – Notopterus (Сhitala) blanci
IUCN (LRnt)
Prague 2
Clown knifefish – Notopterus (Сhitala) chitala (ornata)
Brno 5; Ekaterinburg 4; Kaunas 1; Kharkov 4; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Lipetsk 2;
Minsk 1; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 2; Nikolaev 3; Novosibirsk 1;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Perm 1; Sevastopol 5; Seversk 1; Smolensk 1; Tashkent 4;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 8; Voronezh 2; Yaroslavl 4
Bronze featherback – Notopterus notopterus
Prague 8
144
Knifefish – Notopterus sp.
Rovno 1
African knifefish – Xenomystus nigri
Baku 5; Kiev (Zoo) 2
MORMYRIFORMES
Mormyridae
Elephantnose fish – Gnathonemus petersi
Tashkent 10
ANGUILLIFORMES
Anguillidae
European eel – Anguilla anguilla
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Chleby 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4; Sevastopol 6
Muraenidae
Snowflake moray – Echidna nebulosa
Ekaterinburg 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1
Zebra moray – Gymnomurena zebra
Ekaterinburg 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 2; Sevastopol 2
Laced moray – Gymnothorax favagineus
Ekaterinburg 1; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10;
Sevastopol 5
Yellow-edged moray – Gymnothorax flavimarginatus
Black-spotted Moray – Gymnothorax isingteena
Reticulated morey – Gymnothorax reticularis
Undulated moray – Gymnothorax undulatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Moray – Muraena sp.
Lipetsk 1
Ribbon moray – Rhinomuraena quaesita
CYPRINIFORMES
Characidae
145
Bloodfin tetra – Aphyocharax anisitsi (rubripinnis)
Brno 1; Perm 6
Whitespot tetra – Aphyocharax paraquayensis
Perm 5
Redflank bloodfin – Aphyocharax rathbuni
Perm 5
Tetra – Aphyocharax sp.
Minsk 2; Yerevan 3
Mexican tetra – Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus (Anoptichthys joidani)
Brno 7; Kharkov 20; Kiev (Zoo) 5; Nikolaev 2
Tetra – Astyanax sp.
Krasnoyarsk 5; Perm 12; Sevastopol 104
Cochu's blue tetra – Boehlkea fredcochui
Perm 4; Tashkent 8; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 8
Black-tailed brycon – Brycon cephalus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Sickleband tetra – Brycon melanopterus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Tucan fish – Chalceus erythrurus
Tashkent 10
Silver tetra – Ctenobrycon spilurus (+ С. spilurus var. albino)
Almaty 3; Elizovo 14; Kharkov 30
Tetra – Gephyrocharax caucanus
Kaunas 6
Black tetra – Gymnocorymbus ternetzi
Almaty 34; Bolsherech`ye 32; Brno 4; Elizovo 12; Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 7;
Kharkov 130; Kiev (Zoo) 9; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 10; Minsk 4; Nikolaev 15;
Novosibirsk 106; Novouralsk 2; Omsk 20; Penza 3; Perm 6; Rostov-on-Don 3;
Rovno 3; Samara 3; Semey 2; Seversk 20; Surgut 6; Tallinn 3; Tashkent 20;
Volzhsky 5; Voronezh 2; Yerevan 10
Firehead tetra – Hemigrammus bleheri
Tashkent 18
Buenos Aires tetra – Hemigrammus caudovittatus (+ H. caudovittatus var. albino)
Almaty 63; Elizovo 5; Kaunas 9; Kharkov 80; Lipetsk 10; Nikolaev 6; Novosibirsk 105;
Perm 12; Rostov-on-Don 5; Samara 3; Semey 6; Tashkent 20; Yerevan 3
Glowlight tetra – Hemigrammus erythrozonus
Brno 21; Krasnoyarsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 68; Omsk 50; Perm 6;
Rostov-on-Don 5; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 20; Tallinn 25; Tashkent 10;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2
January tetra – Hemigrammus hyanuary
Elizovo 15; Perm 8
Silvertip tetra – Hemigrammus (Hasemania) nanus
146
Brno 2; Kaliningrad 4; Kiev (Zoo) 21; Minsk 3; Nikolaev 8; Novosibirsk 65;
Novouralsk 4; Perm 12; Tashkent 20
Head-and-taillight – Hemigrammus ocellifer
Elizovo 7; Lipetsk 1; Novosibirsk 103; Novouralsk 2; Perm 14; Rostov-on-Don 2;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 20; Tashkent 20
Garnet tetra – Hemigrammus pulcher
Elizovo 7; Perm 6; Rostov-on-Don 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 20
Rummy-nose tetra – Hemigrammus rhodostomus
Dushanbe 5; Kaunas 20; Kharkov 20; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 2; Nikolaev 11;
Omsk 10; Perm 16; Rostov-on-Don 4; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 20; Tallinn 6
Ember tetra – Hyphessobrycon amandae
Ornate tetra – Hyphessobrycon bentosi bentosi
(Syn. Hyphessobrycon оrnatus)
Elizovo 10; Kaliningrad 1; Kaunas 10; Lipetsk 20; Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 70;
Jewel tetra – Hyphessobrycon callistus minor (egues)
Almaty 63; Elizovo 10; Grodno 5; Kaunas 17; Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo) 10;
Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 5; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 14; Novosibirsk 68; Omsk 20;
Perm 14; Riga 6; Rostov-on-Don 9; Rovno 3; Samara 8; Semey 1; Sevastopol 8;
Surgut 10; Tashkent 20; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Yaroslavl 10; Yerevan 10
Jewel tetra – Hyphessobrycon callistus serpae
Tetra – Hyphessobrycon ecuadoriensis
Tashkent 20
Bleeding-heart tetra – Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma
Perm 14; Rostov-on-Don 3; Yerevan 3
Flame tetra – Hyphessobrycon flammeus
Kharkov 30; Minsk 2; Novosibirsk 74; Novouralsk 3; Perm 10; Tashkent 7;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Yerevan 4
Black neon tetra – Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelrodi
Brno 4; Dushanbe 5; Elizovo 20; Grodno 3; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 3;
Nikolaev 21; Novosibirsk 62; Novouralsk 3; Perm 12; Samara 1; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 23; Sevastopol 10; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10;
Yerevan 10; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Lemon tetra – Hyphessobrycon pulchripinnis
Kharkov 30; Nikolaev 2; Perm 6; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 13; Tashkent 20
Blackline tetra – Hyphessobrycon scholzei
Lipetsk 1; Perm 10
Tetra – Hyphessobrycon sp.
Perm 6
Royal tetra – Inpaichthys kerri
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Kaunas 10; Kharkov 40; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 8; Minsk 5; Novosibirsk 140;
Omsk 30; Perm 20; Rostov-on-Don 3; Tashkent 20; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10
Black phantom tetra – Megalamphodus megalopterus
Nikolaev 5; Omsk 30; Perm 6; Rostov-on-Don 5; Tashkent 8; Vladivostok
(«Akvamir») 10
Tetra – Megalamphodus roseus
Perm 6
Red phantom tetra – Megalamphodus sweglesi
Lipetsk 20; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 7; Perm 8; Tashkent 20
Diamond tetra – Moenkhausia pittieri
Brno 11; Perm 20; Tallinn 10; Tashkent 20
Redeye tetra – Moenkhausia sanctaefilomenae
Kharkov 40; Lipetsk 21; Novouralsk 2; Perm 5; Rostov-on-Don 2; Tashkent 20;
Yakutsk 5
Emperor tetra – Nematobrycon palmeri
Brno 3; Kharkov 40; Kiev (Zoo) 6; Minsk 1; Novosibirsk 96; Perm 12;
Rostov-on-Don 3; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Tashkent 20; Yakutsk 5
Cardinal tetra – Paracheirodon (Cheirodon) axelrodi
Brno 11; Elizovo 8; Krasnoyarsk 2; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 60; Nikolaev 2;
Novosibirsk 216; Odessa (Oceanarium) 25; Omsk 10; Perm 12; Rostov-on-Don 5;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 30; Sevastopol 10; Seversk 10; Stavropol 5; Surgut 9;
Tashkent 18; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 20; Yerevan 4
Neon tetra – Paracheirodon innesi
Almaty 6; Brno 10; Dushanbe 5; Elizovo 50; Grodno 8; Kaliningrad 1; Kharkov 40;
Kiev (Zoo) 14; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 8;
Novosibirsk 128; Novouralsk 5; Penza 20; Perm 20; Rostov-on-Don 15; Samara 2;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 30; Semey 1; Seversk 5; Surgut 2; Tallinn 200;
Tashkent 13; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 20; Yakutsk 20; Yaroslavl 100; Yerevan 8;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Glass bloodfin – Prionobrama filigera
Kaunas 9; Kharkov 50; Nikolaev 3; Novosibirsk 75; Perm 2; Rostov-on-Don 5;
Tashkent 8
X-ray tetra – Pristella maxillaris (riddlei)
Grodno 2; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 10; Novosibirsk 67; Perm 5; Tashkent 18; Yakutsk 5
Blackline penguinfish – Thayeria boehlkei
Brno 11; Kaliningrad 2; Kaunas 2; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 40; Nikolaev 6;
Novosibirsk 125; Perm 4; Rostov-on-Don 3; Samara 1; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10;
Yerevan 7
Ctenoluciidae
Gar characin – Ctenolucius hujeta
Kiev (Zoo) 20; Seversk 4
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Serrasalmidae
Pirapitinga – Colossoma bidens
Grodno 2; Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 3; Sevastopol 3; Seversk 1; Volzhsky 2
Pirapitinga – Colossoma (Piaractus) brachypomum
Almaty 5; Baku 6; Brno 4; Chita 5; Ekaterinburg 3; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 2;
Kharkov 3; Kiev (Zoo) 6; Lipetsk 11; Minsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 8; Nikolaev 10;
Novosibirsk 20; Odessa (Oceanarium) 5; Omsk 5; Penza 3; Perm 2; Rostov-on-Don 3;
Rovno 3; Samara 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 2; Sevastopol 8; Smolensk 2;
Stavropol 2; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 16; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 20; Voronezh 2;
Yaroslavl 10
Tambaqui – Colossoma (Piaractus) macropomum
Novosibirsk 6; Riga 4; Tallinn 10
Silver dollar – Metynnis argenteus
Omsk 7; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 4
Moon silver dollar – Metynnis luna
Novosibirsk 108
Spotted metynnis – Metynnis maculatus
Ekaterinburg 10; Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 112; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 3
Plain silver dollar – Metynnis schreitmuelleri (hypsauchen)
Almaty 2; Ekaterinburg 3; Kharkov 30; Krasnoyarsk 4; Minsk 2; Nikolaev 12;
Novosibirsk 115; Odessa (Oceanarium) 18; Rostov-on-Don 2; Sevastopol 16;
Seversk 4; Tashkent 10; Volzhsky 2
Redhook myleus – Myleus rubripinnis
Ekaterinburg 7; Kharkov 13
Piranha – Serrasalmus altivei
Novosibirsk 106
Silverscaled piranha – Serrasalmus gibbus
Brno 4
Piranha – Serrasalmus hollandi
Novosibirsk 20
Red piranha – Serrasalmus nattereri
Almaty 5; Bolsherech`ye 3; Brno 8; Elizovo 4; Kaliningrad 2; Karaganda 2;
Kaunas 2; Kharkov 50; Kiev (Zoo) 8; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 9; Moscow (Zoo) 1;
Nikolaev 9; Novosibirsk 106; Odessa (Oceanarium) 35; Perm 5; Riga 7;
Rostov-on-Don 1; Rovno 3; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 30; Sevastopol 3;
Stavropol 4; Surgut 5; Tashkent 15; Volzhsky 2; Voronezh 4; Yerevan 3
San Francisco piranha – Serrasalmus piraya
Moscow (Zoo) 13
Redeye piranha – Serrasalmus rhombeus
Brno 3
Piranha – Serrasalmus sp.
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Tallinn 15
Anostomidae
Marbled headstander – Abramites hypselonotus
Tallinn 7; Tashkent 10
Headstander – Anostomus sp.
Tallinn 6
Lipstick leporinus – Leporinus arcus
Novosibirsk 4
Banded leporinus – Leporinus fasciatus
Ekaterinburg 13; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Perm 3; Rostov-on-Don 1; Surgut 1; Tashkent 10;
Citharinidae
Silver distichodus – Distichodus affinis (noboli)
Kharkov 30; Novosibirsk 2; Tashkent 10
Longsnout distichodus – Distichodus lusosso
Almaty 2
Sixbar distichodus – Distichodus sexfasciatus
Tashkent 8; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 3
Distichodus – Distichodus sp.
Tashkent 2
Pyrrhulinidae (Lebiasinidae)
Splash tetra – Copella (Copeina) arnoldi
Perm 6
Golden pencilfish – Nannostomus beckfordi
Brno 1; Perm 4; Tashkent 18
Dwarf pencilfish – Nannostomus marginatus
Kiev (Zoo) 9; Perm 4; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10
Brown pencilfish – Poecilobrycon (Nannobrycon) eques
Minsk 1; Perm 4; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Tashkent 8
Pyrrhulina – Pyrrhulina sp.
Minsk 1
Alestidae
Niger tetra – Arnoldichthys spilopterus
Almaty 3
Congo tetra – Phenacogrammus (Micralestes) interruptus
Brno 6; Kharkov 20; Lipetsk 20; Nikolaev 2; Omsk 5; Perm 14; Rostov-on-Don 3;
Tashkent 10; Yerevan 3
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Gasteropelecidae
Marbled hatchetfish – Carnegiella strigata
Kaunas 7
Prochilodontidae (Chilodontidae)
Silver prochilodus – Semaprochilodus taeniurus
Tashkent 7
Apterоnotidae
Black ghost – Apteronotus albifrons
Ekaterinburg 30; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 1; Kaunas 4; Kharkov 20; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 2;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 40; Omsk 5; Perm 8; Riga 6; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 10; Surgut 1; Tashkent 13
Cyprinidae
Zope – Abramis ballerus
Common bream – Abramis brama
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 4; Prague 10; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6; Yaroslavl 6
Russian bitterling – Acanthorhodeus (Acheilognathus) asmussii
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Bleak – Alburnus alburnus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 10
Bighead carp – Aristichthys nobilis
Chleby 1
Asp – Aspius aspius
IUCN (LC)
Tricolor sharkminnow – Balantiocheilus melanopterus
IUCN (EN)
Almaty 9; Baku 10; Bolsherech`ye 1; Brno 1; Ekaterinburg 13; Elizovo 7; Grodno 1;
Kharkov 8; Kiev (Zoo) 8; Krasnoyarsk 3; Lipetsk 8; Moscow (Zoo) 3; Nikolaev 2;
Novosibirsk 20; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Omsk 4; Perm 4; Prague 25; Rostov-on-Don 2;
Samara 2; Seversk 4; Surgut 1; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10;
Voronezh 3; Yakutsk 5; Yerevan 4
Red tailed tinfoil – Barbus altus
Novosibirsk 4
Arulius barb – Barbus arulius
Ekaterinburg 6; Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 6; Kharkov 30; Lipetsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1;
Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 50; Omsk 6; Surgut 5; Tashkent 10; Yakutsk 10
Barbel – Barbus barbus
IUCN (LC)
African banded barb – Barbus bariloides
Minsk 1; Perm 6
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Rosy barb – Barbus (Cuvier) conchonius
Almaty 70; Brno 3; Dushanbe 5; Elizovo 6; Grodno 25; Kaliningrad 4; Kharkov 100;
Kiev (Zoo) 25; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 20; Minsk 2; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 10;
Nikolaev 67; Novosibirsk 65; Omsk 10; Perm 8; Prague 100; Rostov-on-Don 5; Samara
1; Seversk 10; Tallinn 8; Tashkent 7; Volzhsky 10; Yaroslavl 30; Yerevan 4; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 2
Striped barb – Barbus eugrammus
Perm 6
Clown barb – Barbus everetti
Lipetsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Perm 5
Striped barb – Barbus fasciatus
Perm 6; Tashkent 20
Blackspot barb – Barbus filamentosus
Almaty 10; Baku 2; Kaliningrad 4; Kharkov 40; Nikolaev 4; Novosibirsk 15; Omsk 20;
Perm 8; Prague 40; Seversk 4; Tashkent 10; Voronezh 2
Golden barb – Barbus gelius
Lipetsk 5; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 16
Six banded barb – Barbus hexazona
Perm 6
Spanner barb – Barbus lateristriga
Kiev (Zoo) 4; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 8; Novosibirsk 20;
Prague 6
Lined barb – Barbus lineatus
Perm 2; Prague 5
Black ruby barb – Barbus nigrofasciatus
IUCN (LR/cd)
Almaty 2; Bolsherech`ye 7; Brno 22; Elizovo 8; Grodno 5; Kaliningrad 10;
Kaunas 10; Kharkov 20; Kiev (Zoo) 18; Lipetsk 3; Minsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 8;
Nikolaev 13; Novosibirsk 75; Perm 15; Rostov-on-Don 7; Samara 1; Seversk 2;
Island barb (Checker barb) – Barbus oligolepis
Lipetsk 1; Minsk 3; Novosibirsk 20; Perm 6; Tashkent 20
Fiveband barb – Barbus pentazona
Nikolaev 6; Novosibirsk 20; Perm 10; Seversk 4; Yaroslavl 30
Tinfoil barb – Barbus (Barbodes) schwanefeldi
Almaty 3; Brno 2; Dushanbe 6; Kharkov 14; Kiev (Zoo) 5; Lipetsk 9; Nikolaev 14;
Novosibirsk 11; Penza 2; Prague 25; Rostov-on-Don 1; Sevastopol 5; Seversk 2;
Surgut 8; Tallinn 29; Tashkent 6; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Voronezh 3
Chinese barb (Green barb) – Barbus semifasciolatus
Elizovo 6; Grodno 10; Kaliningrad 15; Lipetsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 8;
Novosibirsk 110; Rostov-on-Don 2; Yerevan 3
Schuberti barb – Barbus semifasciolatus “schuberti”
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Almaty 10; Bolsherech`ye 10; Brno 6; Elizovo 10; Grodno 10; Kharkov 30; Lipetsk 5;
Nikolaev 38; Perm 10; Samara 10; Tashkent 10; Yerevan 4
Sumatra barb – Barbus tetrazona
Almaty 55; Baku 10; Bolsherech`ye 26; Brno 67; Dushanbe 15; Elizovo 16; Grodno 16;
Kaliningrad 4; Karaganda 7; Kharkov 60; Kiev (Zoo) 63; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 10;
Minsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 12; Nikolaev 22; Novosibirsk 76;
Novouralsk 7; Odessa (Oceanarium) 25; Omsk 58; Penza 6; Perm 20; Riga 25; Rostovon-Don 14; Samara 11; Semey 4; Seversk 205; Surgut 19; Tashkent 20; Volzhsky 10;
Voronezh 12; Yaroslavl 40; Yerevan 19
Tiger barb – Barbus tetrazona var.
Almaty 16; Baku 2; Elizovo 6; Grodno 6; Kharkov 55; Krasnoyarsk 3; Lipetsk 10; Minsk
7; Nikolaev 23; Rostov-on-Don 4; Seversk 4; Surgut 2; Tashkent 9; Yerevan 4
Ticto barb – Barbus ticto (“Odessae”)
Almaty 14; Bolsherech`ye 20; Brno 6; Elizovo 10; Grodno 5; Karaganda 2; Kharkov 40;
Lipetsk 5; Minsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 19; Novosibirsk 90; Perm 5; Prague 30;
Rostov-on-Don 5; Seversk 5; Tashkent 6
Cherry barb – Barbus (Capoeta) titteya
IUCN (LR/cd)
Almaty 4; Grodno 6; Kaliningrad 14; Kharkov 20; Lipetsk 5; Minsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 2;
Nikolaev 30; Novosibirsk 3; Perm 24; Rostov-on-Don 11; Samara 1; Seversk 5;
Barb – Barbus sp.
Perm 4; Tallinn 23
Barna baril – Barilius barna
Prague 45
White bream – Blicca bjorkna
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 6; Kaliningrad 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4
Pearl danio – Brachydanio albolineatus
Kharkov 20; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 3; Novosibirsk 20; Novouralsk 6; Perm 6; Samara 1;
Glowlight danio – Brachydanio (Danio) choprae
Minsk 4
Leopard danio – Brachydanio frankei
Bolsherech`ye 50; Dushanbe 10; Grodno 20; Kaliningrad 7; Kharkov 100; Lipetsk 20;
Nikolaev 41; Samara 9
Zebra danio – Brachydanio rerio
Almaty 210; Bolsherech`ye 60; Elizovo 10; Grodno 120; Kaliningrad 10; Karaganda
1; Kharkov 600; Kiev (Zoo) 45; Lipetsk 10; Minsk 3; Nikolaev 122; Novosibirsk 75;
Novouralsk 10; Omsk 24; Perm 20; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 3; Semey 18; Seversk
210; Tashkent 20; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Yaroslavl 30; Yerevan 9; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 2
Goldfish – Carassius auratus var. dom.
(Comet, Oranda, Pompom, Telescope eye, Shubunkin etc.)
Almaty 36; Bolsherech`ye 25; Chleby 10; Dushanbe 2; Elizovo 15; Grodno 35; Ivanovo
2; Kaliningrad 49; Karaganda 11; Kaunas 3; Kazan 7; Kharkov 100; Kiev (Zoo) 149;
Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 12; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 6; Nikolaev
74; Nogliki 2; Novosibirsk 106; Novouralsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 8; Omsk 20;
Penza 4; Perm 30; Riga 3; Rostov-on-Don 8; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 18; Semey 1;
Seversk 102; Smolensk 12; Stavropol 5; Surgut 5; Syktyvkar 3; Tallinn 119; Tashkent
30; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 100; Voronezh 10; Vyshkov 70; Yerevan 344; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1
Prussian carp – Carassius auratus gibelio
Kaliningrad 2; Kaunas 15; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Prague 30; Rostov-on-Don 5; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 4; Surgut 2
Crucian carp – Carassius сarassius
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 10; Dushanbe 350; Grodno 3; Kaliningrad 2; Novosibirsk 3; Penza 4;
Rostov-on-Don 5; Rovno 11; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 2; Smolensk 10; Voronezh 5;
Yakutsk 2
Galaxy rasbora – Celestichthys margaritatus
Perm 20
Cherskii's thicklip gudgeon – Chilogobio czerskii
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Grass carp – Ctenopharyngodon idella
Chleby 3; Moscow (Zoo) 3; Prague 10; Rostov-on-Don 5; Voronezh 1
Lookup – Culter alburnus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Common carp – Cyprinus carpio
IUCN (VU)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 3; Prague 20; Rostov-on-Don 5; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 2;
Tallinn 65
Domestic common carp – Cyprinus carpio var. dom.
Chleby 3; Novosibirsk 28; Rostov-on-Don 5; Smolensk 5; Voronezh 2; Yaroslavl 4
Japanese carp (Koi, Nishikigoi) – Cyprinus carpio var. koi
Almaty 520; Bolsherech`ye 4; Brno 42; Karaganda 5; Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo) 40;
Lipetsk 10; Minsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 178; Novosibirsk 121;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 80; Penza 5; Prague 52; Riga 22; Rostov-on-Don 2; Rovno 17;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 8; Surgut 2; Syktyvkar 2; Tashkent 20;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 50; Volzhsky 5; Voronezh 2; Yaroslavl 10; Yerevan 35
Malabar danio – Danio aequipinnatus (malabaricus)
IUCN (DD)
Almaty 5; Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 2; Nikolaev 9; Novosibirsk 20; Odessa (Oceanarium)
2; Omsk 5; Perm 13; Prague 10; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6; Seversk 5; Syktyvkar 1;
Tashkent 16; Yerevan 3
Moustached Danio – Danio dangila
Prague 30
Sind danio – Danio devario (Syn. Devario devario)
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Prague 40
False eightstripe barb – Eirmotus octozona
Perm 5
Yellowcheek – Elopicthys bambusa
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Flying fox – Epalzeorhynchus kallopterus
Lipetsk 1; Novosibirsk 1; Prague 8; Surgut 2; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 10
Siamese algae-eater – Epalzeorhynchus siamensis (Syn. Crossocheilus siamensis)
Nikolaev 10; Novosibirsk 10; Prague 1; Tallinn 14
Gudgeon – Gobio gobio
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 5; Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 2; Moscow (Zoo) 5
Siberian gudgeon – Gobio gobio cynocephalus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Eightbarbel gudgeon – Gobiobotia pappenheimi
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Hampala barb – Hampala macrolepidota
Tashkent 7
Spotted steed – Hemibarbus maculatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Sharpbelly – Hemiculter leucisculus
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Silver carp – Hypophthalmichthys molitrix
Chleby 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Prague 10
Redtail sharkminnow – Labeo (Epalzeorhynchus) bicolor
IUCN (EW)
Almaty 6; Bolsherech`ye 1; Brno 2; Dushanbe 4; Elizovo 10; Grodno 4; Kaunas 10;
Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 7; Novosibirsk
94; Novouralsk 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Omsk 10; Perm 4; Prague 10; Rostov-on-Don
1; Samara 2; Seversk 1; Surgut 1; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir»)
5; Voronezh 2;
Rainbow sharkminnow – Labeo (Epalzeorhynchus) frenatus
Almaty 1; Brno 1; Elizovo 10; Grodno 4; Kharkov 25; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Minsk 5; Moscow
(Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 3; Novosibirsk 85; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Omsk 10; Penza 1; Perm
4; Prague 10; Rostov-on-Don 1; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 5
Barb – Labiobarbus burmanicus (leptocheilus)
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Mad barb – Leptobarbus hoevenii
Brno 4; Prague 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2
Barb – Leptobarbus melanopterus
European chub – Leuciscus cephalus
Chleby 4
Ide – Leuciscus idus
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Prague 10
Black sharkminnow – Morulius chrysophekadion
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 1; Prague 6
Three-lips – Opsariichthys uncirostris amurensis
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Minnow – Oreichthys cosuatis
Perm 6
Silver sharkminnow – Osteochilus hasselti
Prague 4
Bonylip barb – Osteochilus vittatus
Prague 11
Amur minnow – Phoxinus lagowskii
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Lake minnow – Phoxinus percnurus
IUCN (DD)
Moscow (Zoo) 8; Yakutsk 3
Eurasian minnow – Phoxinus phoxinus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Redfin – Pseudaspius leptocephalus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Stone moroko – Pseudorasbora parva
Chleby 30; Chomutov 30; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Prague 50
Denison barb – Puntius denisonii
Kaunas 2; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Novosibirsk 25; Omsk 5; Perm 6; Tallinn 36; Tashkent 16
Blackline rasbora – Rasbora borapetensis
Perm 6
Slender rasbora – Rasbora daniconius
Prague 30
Twospot rasbora – Rasbora elegans
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Glowlight rasbora – Rasbora hengeli
Almaty 12; Nikolaev 7; Perm 6
Harlequin rasbora – Rasbora heteromorpha
Brno 4; Elizovo 10; Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo) 6; Lipetsk 20; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 18;
Novosibirsk 35; Omsk 30; Perm 8; Rostov-on-Don 5; Tashkent 6; Vladivostok
(«Akvamir») 10; Voronezh 1; Yaroslavl 40; Yerevan 3
Redstripe rasbora – Rasbora pauciperforata
Perm 6; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10
Three-lined rasbora – Rasbora trilineata
Perm 6
Rasbora – Rasbora sp.
Minsk 1
Bitterling – Rhodeus (Pararhodeus) fangi
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Moscow (Zoo) 4
Amur bitterling – Rhodeus sericeus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Roach – Rutilus rutilus
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 10; Kaliningrad 4; Prague 30; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 8
Chinese lake gudgeon – Sarcochilichthys sinensis lacustris
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Sawbwa barb – Sawbwa resplendes
Perm 10
Rudd – Scardinius erythrophthalmus
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 15; Prague 30; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4
White cloud mountain minnow – Tanichthys albonubes
Almaty 10; Bolsherech`ye 10; Elizovo 17; Grodno 4; Kaliningrad 11; Kaunas 20;
Kharkov 50; Lipetsk 5; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 3; Novosibirsk 47; Novouralsk 5;
Perm 12; Rostov-on-Don 5; Samara 3; Surgut 9; Tashkent 20; Yaroslavl 20;
Yerevan 3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Tench – Tinca tinca
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 3; Lipetsk 1; Prague 10; Riga 3; Yaroslavl 7
Vimba – Vimba vimba
IUCN (LC)
Java loach – Acanthophtalmus javanicus
Volzhsky 1
Coolie loach – Acanthophtalmus (Pangio) kuhli
Kharkov 20; Novosibirsk 19; Novouralsk 1; Perm 5; Prague 4; Riga 3; Syktyvkar 4
Myer's loach – Acanthophtalmus myersi
Almaty 5; Kiev (Zoo) 5; Nikolaev 10
Horseface loach – Acanthopsis choirorhynchus
Kaunas 3
Chameleon loach – Botia beauforti
Tallinn 1
Tiger botia – Botia helodes
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Marblel loach – Botia kubotai
Moscow (Zoo) 9
Silver loach – Botia lecontei
Kaunas 2; Lipetsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 9; Perm 8; Tallinn 4; Tashkent 13;
Voronezh 5
Reticulate loach – Botia lohachata
Kharkov 10; Lipetsk 4; Nikolaev 8; Novosibirsk 15; Perm 4; Riga 2; Rostov-on-Don 1;
Samara 1; Seversk 1; Surgut 2; Tashkent 10; Voronezh 1
Clown loach – Botia macracantha
Ekaterinburg 4; Kaunas 7; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Lipetsk 8; Moscow (Zoo) 5; Nikolaev 4;
Novosibirsk 3; Omsk 5; Perm 5; Prague 35; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 1; Sevastopol 3;
Seversk 5; Tallinn 5; Tashkent 13; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Yerevan 3
Redtail botia – Botia modesta
Ekaterinburg 20; Surgut 1
Skunk botia – Botia morleti (horae)
Tashkent 8
Chinese golden zebra loach – Botia robusta
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Loach – Botia sexlineata
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Dwarf botia – Botia sidthimunki
Almaty 5; Minsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Nikolaev 2
IUCN (CR)
Zebra loach – Botia striata
Novouralsk 4; Samara 1
Spined loach – Cobitis taenia
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 2; Moscow (Zoo) 2
Spined loach – Cobitis taenia taenia
IUCN (LC)
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Manchurian spiny loach – Leptobotia mantschurica
Gyrinocheilidae
Chinese (Siamese) algae-eater – Gyrinocheilus aymonieri
Brno 7; Ekaterinburg 54; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 1; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 1;
Novosibirsk 5; Perm 2; Samara 2; Sevastopol 7; Seversk 1; Surgut 3; Tashkent 20;
Yakutsk 10
Gastromyzontidae
Chinese butterfly loach – Gastromyzon leveretti kweichowensis
Grodno 1
(Beaufortia kweichowensis)
Borneo sucker – Gastromyzon borneensis
Novosibirsk 10
Catostomidae
Chinese sucker – Myxocyprinus asiaticus
Ekaterinburg 4; Lipetsk 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Rostov-on-Don 1;
Cobitidae
Banded mountain loach – Acanthocobitis urophthalmus
Nikolaev 5
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Moscow (Zoo) 2
Weatherfish – Misgurnus fossilis
Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 2; Yaroslavl 5
Stone loach – Noemacheilus (Mesonoemacheilus, Nemacheilus,
Nemachilus, Barbatula)
Moscow (Zoo) 4 barbatulus
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IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
СОМООБРАЗНЫЕ SILURIFORMES
Siluridae
Glass catfish – Kryptopterus bicirrhis
Brno 1; Grodno 1; Lipetsk 5; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 16; Voronezh 11
Ghost catfish – Kryptopterus minor
Riga 6
Amur catfish – Parasilurus asotus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Wels catfish – Silurus glanis
Bolsherech`ye 1; Chleby 1; Chomutov 4; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Tashkent 1; Yaroslavl 2
Soldatov's catfish – Silurus soldatovi
Novosibirsk 1
Asian redtail catfish – Mystus nemurus
Riga 1
Tengara catfish – Mystus tengara
Novosibirsk 42; Perm 8; Seversk 6; Yakutsk 5
Striped dwarf catfish – Mystus vittatus
Brno 2; Kaliningrad 2; Kaunas 5; Kharkov 38; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 8;
Novosibirsk 15; Perm 4; Voronezh 4
Yellow catfish – Pseudobagrus fulvidraco
Moscow (Zoo) 6; Novosibirsk 1
Ictaluridae
Brown bullhead – Ictalurus (Ameiurus) nebulosus
Chleby 3; Prague 10; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4
Channel catfish – Ictalurus (Ameiurus) punctatus
Kharkov 1; Novosibirsk 10; Omsk 1; Rovno 1; Yerevan 3
IUCN (LC)
Bagridae
Bayad – Bagrus bajad
Novosibirsk 6
Crystal eyed catfish – Hemibagrus wyckii
Novosibirsk 114; Tashkent 1
Günther's catfish – Horabagrus brachysoma
Brazhnikov's catfish – Leiocassis brashnikovi
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Asian bumblebee catfish – Leiocassis siamensis
Almaty 8; Elizovo 5; Kaunas 2; Lipetsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 8; Novosibirsk 22;
Rostov-on-Don 1; Tallinn 3
Asian upside down catfish – Mystus leucophasis
Lipetsk 9; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Perm 6
Dwarf catfish – Mystus mica
Twospot catfish – Mystus micracanthus
Lipetsk 2; Nikolaev 1
Schilbeidae
Three striped african glass catfish – Eutrоpiellus buffei (vandeweyeri)
Kharkov 5
African butter catfish – Schilbe mystus
Brno 1; Lipetsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 1; Samara 1; Surgut 1;
Tashkent 10; Volzhsky 1
IUCN (VU)
Pangasiidae
Mekong giant catfish – Pangasionodon gigas
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Yellowtail catfish – Pangasius pangasius
Kiev (Zoo) 2
Giant pangasius – Pangasius sanitwongsei
IUCN (DD)
Ekaterinburg 7; Omsk 3; Prague 4; Smolensk 1; Yaroslavl 4
Sutchi catfish – Pangasius sutchi (hypophthalmus) (+P. sutchi var. albino)
Brno 12; Grodno 1; Kaunas 6; Kharkov 2; Lipetsk 9; Novosibirsk 25; Odessa (Oceanarium)
5; Omsk 2; Perm 3; Riga 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 1; Sevastopol 2; Tashkent 10
Pangasius – Pangasius sp.
Baku 4; Minsk 1; Nikolaev 1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Rovno 1; Tallinn 1
Clariidae
Catfish – Clarias agboyiensis
Novosibirsk 7
Angolan walking catfish – Clarias angolensis
Almaty 3; Minsk 4; Omsk 2; Surgut 2; Yaroslavl 3
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Walking catfish – Clarias batrachus
Brno 5; Kaunas 2
North african catfish – Clarias gariepinus
Ekaterinburg 2; Kharkov 20; Tashkent 8
African catfish – Clarias lazera (+ Clarias lazera var. albino)
Karaganda 2; Lipetsk 5; Rostov-on-Don 4; Smolensk 10; Voronezh 9
Walking catfish – Clarias nigromarmoratus
Catfish – Clarias platycephalus
Catfish – Clarias sp.
Baku 2; Grodno 2; Novouralsk 3; Penza 1; Riga 1; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 3
Heteropneustidae
Stinging catfish – Heteropneustes fossilis
Almaty 11; Bolsherech`ye 3; Brno 8; Elizovo 10; Grodno 8; Kaliningrad 5; Kaunas
1; Kharkov 20; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Krasnoyarsk 1; Lipetsk 6; Nikolaev 9;
Novosibirsk 33; Novouralsk 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Penza 8; Riga 2; Rostov-on-Don
10; Samara 2; Semey 1; Syktyvkar 5; Tashkent 4; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2; Volzhsky
30; Voronezh 6
Mochokidae
Moustache catfish – Hemisynodontis membranaceus
Kiev (Zoo) 2; Lipetsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 8
Bigeye squeaker – Synodontis alberti
Angel squeaker – Synodontis angelicus
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 3; Seversk 2
Squeaker – Synodontis camelopardalis
Samara 3
Clown squeaker – Synodontis decorus
Moscow (Zoo) 8; Perm 4; Rovno 6; Seversk 3; Tashkent 8; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 3;
Volzhsky 1
Featherfin squeaker – Synodontis eupterus
Almaty 3; Brno 3; Novosibirsk 1; Omsk 1; Perm 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10;
Surgut 3; Tallinn 5
Orangestriped squeaker – Synodontis flavitaeniatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Sudan squeaker – Synodontis frontosus
Moscow (Zoo) 3; Nikolaev 7; Tashkent 8
Cuckoo squeaker – Synodontis multipunctatus
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 6; Lipetsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 7; Tashkent 8
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Common syno – Synodontis nigrita
IUCN (DD)
Almaty 2; Brno 1; Kharkov 55; Moscow (Zoo) 6; Novosibirsk 22; Perm 2;
Rostov-on-Don 2; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2; Volzhsky 4
Blotched upsidedown catfish – Synodontis nigriventris
Grodno 4; Minsk 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Surgut 3; Tallinn
10; Yerevan 4
Blackspotted squeaker – Synodontis nigromaculatus
Almaty 4; Novosibirsk 2; Seversk 2; Tallinn 2
Malawi squeaker – Synodontis njassae
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 4; Kaunas 4; Kharkov 65; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Novosibirsk 2; Perm 8;
Rostov-on-Don 1
Synodontis ocellifer catfish – Synodontis ocellifer
Nikolaev 1; Samara 6
Congo squeaker – Synodontis pleurops
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Synodontis – Synodontis unimaculatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Squeaker – Synodontis sp.
Bolsherech`ye 1; Grodno 2; Novosibirsk 10; Syktyvkar 2; Voronezh 15
Ariidae
Tete sea catfish – Arius (Sciades) seemanni
Ekaterinburg 5
Doradidae
Spiny catfish – Acanthodoras cataphractus
Brno 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2
Spotted raphael catfish – Agamyxis albomaculatus
Almaty 5; Kharkov 25; Perm 2
Whitebarred catfish – Agamyxis pectinifrons
Elizovo 4; Grodno 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 66; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Riga 6;
Rostov-on-Don 1; Tashkent 8
Raphael catfish – Platydoras costatus
Almaty 2; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 2; Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Lipetsk 1;
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 6; Novosibirsk 73; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Perm 4;
Rostov-on-Don 1; Surgut 3; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 5
Aspredinidae
Guitarrita – Bunocephalus coracoideus
Krasnoyarsk 1; Minsk 1; Tula 2
Plotosidae
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Striped eel catfish – Plotosus lineatus
Sevastopol 1
Auchenipteridae
Midnight catfish (Zamora catfish) – Auchenipterichthys thoracatus
Grodno 1; Moscow (Zoo) 6
Jaguar catfish – Liosomadoras oncinus
Kaliningrad 1; Moscow (Zoo) 3
Singing catfish – Parauchenipterus striatulus
Black catfish – Trachycorystes trachycorystes
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Pimelоdidae
Leopard catfish – Perrunichthys perruno
Kiev (Zoo) 2; Riga 1; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2
Redtail catfish – Phractocephalus hemioliopterus
Ekaterinburg 1; Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Lipetsk 1; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 1;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Omsk 1; Perm 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 2; Sevastopol 2;
Tashkent 2; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 1; Voronezh 1; Yaroslavl 1
Spotted pimelodus – Pimelodus maculatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Pictus cat – Pimelodus pictus
Lipetsk 7; Perm 6
Spotted sorubim – Pseudoplatystoma coruscans
Novosibirsk 1
Barred sorubim – Pseudoplatystoma fasciatum
Almaty 2; Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 2; Seversk 1; Tashkent 2
Tiger sorubim – Pseudoplatystoma tigrinum
Ekaterinburg 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 1; Yaroslavl 1
Duckbill catfish – Sorubim lima
Kharkov 6; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Omsk 2; Perm 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 1;
Tashkent 6
Firewood catfish – Sorubimichthys planiceps
Kiev (Zoo) 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1
Callichthyidae
Bronze corydoras – Corydoras aeneus
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Grodno 1; Krasnoyarsk 1; Minsk 7; Novosibirsk 47; Seversk 210; Tallinn 5; Tashkent 20;
Yakutsk 5; Yerevan 3
Skunk corydoras – Corydoras arcuatus
Kaunas 10
Leopard corydoras – Corydoras julii
Minsk 7
Masked corydoras – Corydoras metae
Perm 3
Peppered corydoras – Corydoras paleatus (+ Corydoras paleatus var. albino)
Almaty 8; Bolsherech`ye 5; Elizovo 6; Grodno 19; Kaunas 10; Kharkov 80; Kiev (Zoo)
2; Lipetsk 8; Minsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 44; Perm 6; Semey 4; Seversk 4;
Tashkent 20; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Panda corydoras – Corydoras panda
Brno 2; Minsk 7
Rust corydoras – Corydoras rabauti
Kaunas 10
Smudge spot cory – Corydoras similis
Prague 6
Sterba`s catfish – Corydoras sterbai
Minsk 7
Corydoras – Corydoras sp.
Novosibirsk 20; Yerevan 4
Porthole catfish – Dianema longibarbis
Novosibirsk 10
Spotted hoplo catfish – Hoplosternum (Megalechis) thoracatum
Almaty 6; Bolsherech`ye 3; Brno 4; Grodno 3; Karaganda 2; Kharkov 30; Krasnoyarsk
1; Lipetsk 6; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 57; Omsk 5; Perm 2; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 1;
Samara 3; Seversk 1; Surgut 1; Tashkent 6; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2; Voronezh 1;
Yakutsk 1; Yerevan 4
Loricariidae
Catfish – Acanthicus sp.
Tallinn 3
Jumbie teta – Ancistrus cirrhosus
Novosibirsk 30
Bushymouth catfish – Ancistrus dolichopterus
Almaty 22; Bolsherech`ye 7; Ekaterinburg 3; Elizovo 4; Grodno 10; Ivanovo 1; Kaliningrad
24; Karaganda 2; Kaunas 22; Kharkov 20; Kiev (Zoo) 22; Krasnoyarsk 1; Lipetsk 5;
Minsk 10; Moscow (Zoo) 2; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 3; Nikolaev 13; Novosibirsk 75;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 5; Omsk 10; Penza 1; Perm 18; Riga 16; Rostov-on-Don 8; Rovno
1; Seversk 122; Surgut 4; Syktyvkar 4; Tallinn 3; Tashkent 18; Vladivostok («Akvamir»)
14; Volzhsky 5; Voronezh 1; Yakutsk 5
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Spotted bristle-nosed pleco – Ancistrus hoplogenys
Kiev (Zoo) 1; Perm 6; Sevastopol 2
Bristlenose catfish – Ancistrus multispinis
Brno 23; Yerevan 10
Whiptail catfish – Dasyloricaria filamentosa
Almaty 2; Kaunas 5; Kharkov 4; Minsk 5; Perm 2; Riga 4; Seversk 6
Suckermouth catfish – Hypostomus plecostomus
Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 1; Kharkov 25; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 1; Nikolaev 5; Perm 3; Prague 2;
Tallinn 6; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 5
Spotted hypostomus – Hypostomus punctatus
Novosibirsk 8
Plecostomus – Hypostomus sp.
Nikolaev 2
Blue-eye panaque – Panaque suttoni
Tallinn 1
Spotted sailfin suckermouth catfish – Pterygoplichthys gibbiceps
Brno 4; Ekaterinburg 3; Kaunas 3; Kazan 1; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 1;
Minsk 6; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 2; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 10; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 15; Omsk 2; Penza 1; Perm 4; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 2; Rovno 2;
Samara 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 18; Sevastopol 3; Seversk 5; Smolensk 12;
Stavropol 6; Surgut 3; Syktyvkar 3; Tallinn 3; Tashkent 20; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 5;
Volzhsky 2; Voronezh 1; Yakutsk 5
Marbled sailfin pleco – Pterygoplichthys joselimaianus
Novosibirsk 5
Manyray sailfin suckermouth catfish – Pterygoplichthys (Liposarcus)
multiradiatus (pardalis)
Brno 3; Lipetsk 3; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Riga 2
Sailfin suckermouth catfish – Pterygoplichthys sp.
Almaty 3
Giant whiptail catfish – Sturisoma aureum
Nikolaev 5
Panama catfish – Sturisoma panamense
Almaty 4; Seversk 22
BELONIFORMES
Hemirhamphidae
Wrestling halfbeak – Dermogenys pusillus
Minsk 4; Prague 9
Halfbeak – Nomorhamphus (Dermogenys) vivipara
Almaty 12
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Belonidae
Freshwater garfish – Xenentodon cancila
Kaunas 8; Omsk 2
CYPRINODONTIFORMES
Cyprinodontidae
Lyretail panchax – Aphyosemion australe
Yerevan 3
Striped panchax – Aplocheilus lineatus
Almaty 2; Brno 2; Novosibirsk 26; Perm 5; Riga 8
Panchax – Pachypanchax sakaramyi
Prague 21
IUCN (CR)
Oryziatidae
Ricefish – Oryzias sp.
Perm 5
Poeciliidae
Panuco gambusia – Gambusia panuco
Novosibirsk 30
Goldbelly topminnow – Girardinus falcatus
Kharkov 20
Least killifish – Heterandria formosa
Minsk 5
Sailfin molly – Poecilia (Mollienesia) latipinna
Lipetsk 30; Penza 11; Perm 6; Tallinn 5; Yerevan 6
Guppy – Poecilia (Lebistes) reticulata
Almaty 551; Baku 30; Bolsherech`ye 138; Brno 35; Dushanbe 25; Elizovo 30; Grodno
50; Kaliningrad 370; Kharkov 290; Kiev (Zoo) 41; Krasnoyarsk 3; Lipetsk 50; Minsk
4; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 57; Novosibirsk 43; Novouralsk 6; Omsk 30; Penza 25;
Perm 20; Riga 52; Rostov-on-Don 324; Samara 9; Semey 137; Seversk 119; Stavropol 5;
Surgut 10; Syktyvkar 35; Tallinn 50; Volzhsky 50; Yakutsk 20; Yaroslavl 10; Yerevan
10; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Blackfish molly – Poecilia (Mollienesia) sphenops
Bolsherech`ye 9; Brno 28; Dushanbe 15; Elizovo 4; Grodno 11; Kaliningrad 50; Karaganda
3; Kharkov 40; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 50; Minsk 2; Nikolaev 75; Novosibirsk 40; Omsk
10; Perm 20; Rostov-on-Don 16; Seversk 25; Surgut 7; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 50
Sailfin molly – Poecilia (Mollienesia) velifera
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Elizovo 6; Grodno 11; Kharkov 35; Kiev (Zoo) 21; Krasnoyarsk 3; Nikolaev 23; Perm 6;
Seversk 5; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 5; Yerevan 15
Cuban limia – Poecilia vittata
Elizovo 6; Grodno 6; Perm 8; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 100; Yerevan 14
Molly – Poecilia sp.
Bolsherech`ye 4
Gilded swordtail – Xiphophorus clemenciae
IUCN (DD)
Prague 12
Swordtail – Xiphophorus helleri
Almaty 222; Bolsherech`ye 22; Brno 83; Dushanbe 25; Elizovo 16; Grodno 20;
Kaliningrad 66; Karaganda 15; Kaunas 10; Kharkov 80; Kiev (Zoo) 65; Krasnoyarsk
3; Lipetsk 10; Minsk 5; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 8; Nikolaev 109;
Novosibirsk 66; Omsk 20; Penza 60; Perm 14; Riga 73; Rostov-on-Don 29; Seversk 10;
Surgut 16; Tashkent 15; Volzhsky 20; Voronezh 10; Yerevan 20; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Spotted platyfish – Xiphophorus maculatus
Almaty 42; Karaganda 4; Kiev (Zoo) 23; Minsk 5; Perm 5; Rostov-on-Don 13; Surgut 2;
Tallinn 12
Sunset platyfish – Xiphophorus variatus
Kaliningrad 33; Kharkov 20; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 30; Nikolaev 40; Novosibirsk 37;
Perm 8; Rostov-on-Don 55; Seversk 10; Surgut 3; Tashkent 9
Threadfin rainbowfish – Iriaterina werneri
Kharkov 30; Krasnoyarsk 4; Perm 5; Tashkent 16
Boesemann`s rainbowfish – Melanotaenia boesemani
IUCN (EN)
Almaty 16; Brno 8; Kaliningrad 15; Kaunas 4; Kiev (Zoo) 58; Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 5;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Perm 12; Tashkent 4
Lake Tebera yellow raimbowfish – Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi
IUCN (DD)
Perm 6; Tallinn 12
Lake Kutubu rainbowfish – Melanotaenia lacustris
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 8; Novosibirsk 10; Perm 6
Dwarf australian rainbowfish – Melanotaenia maccullochi
Kharkov 50; Kiev (Zoo) 20; Sevastopol 1; Tashkent 10
Papuan rainbowfish – Melanotaenia papua
IUCN (LR/lc)
Perm 4
Parkinson`s rainbowfish – Melanotaenia parkinsoni
Perm 6
Lake Kuromai rainbowfish – Melanotaenia parva
IUCN (VU)
Kaunas 10
Neon dwarf rainbowfish – Melanotaenia praecox
IUCN (DD)
Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 21; Krasnoyarsk 4; Novosibirsk 44; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3;
Perm 10; Tallinn 155; Tashkent 4; Voronezh 5
Australian rainbowfish – Melanotaenia splendida
Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo) 6; Perm 4
Gouder River rainbowfish – Melanotaenia trifasciata
Almaty 35; Baku 6; Kaliningrad 11; Kaunas 10; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 10;
Perm 6; Riga 18; Rostov-on-Don 4; Tallinn 40; Tashkent 8
Rainbowfish – Melanotaenia sp.
Bolsherech`ye 10
Forktail rainbowfish – Popondetta furcata
Perm 6
Spotted blueeye – Pseudomugil gertrudae
Perm 6
Goodeidaе
Redtailed splitfin – Хenotoca eiseni
Brno 41; Elizovo 6; Grodno 15; Kaliningrad 10; Moscow (Zoo) 200
ATHERINIFORMES
Bedotiidae
Madagascar rainbowfish – Bedotia geayi (madagascariensis)
Brno 10; Kharkov 20; Perm 4; Riga 17
IUCN (VU)
Melanotaeniidae
Axelrod`s rainbowfish – Chilatherina axelrodi
IUCN (LR/lc)
Tallinn 10
Bleher`s rainbowfish – Chilatherina bleheri
IUCN (VU)
Kaunas 10
Red rainbowfish – Glossolepis incisus
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 7; Kaliningrad 17; Kaunas 12; Kharkov 110; Kiev (Zoo) 18; Krasnoyarsk 4;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 53; Perm 12; Prague 6; Riga 22; Tallinn 59; Tashkent 7
Telmatherinidae
Sulawesi rainbowfish – Telmatherina ladigesi
Kharkov 60; Perm 8
IUCN (VU)
Atherinidae
Big-scale sand smelt – Atherina boyeripontica
Sevastopol 30
IUCN (LC)
GADIFORMES
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Gadidae
Shore rockling – Gaidropsarus mediterraneus
Sevastopol 20
Mugilidae
Golden grey mullet – Liza (Mugil) aurata
Sevastopol 23
Leaping mullet – Liza (Mugil) saliens
Sevastopol 66
Striped mullet – Mugil cephalus
Sevastopol 68
So-iuy mullet – Mugil soiuy
Sevastopol 2
BERYCIFORMES
Holocentridae
Blotcheye soldierfish – Myripristis berndti
Pinecone soldierfish – Myripristis murdjan
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Soldierfish – Myripristis sp.
Tallinn 2
Silverspot squirrelfish – Sargocentron caudimaculatum
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Brownspot squirrelfish – Sargocentron praslin
Squirrelfish – Sargocentron sp.
Tallinn 1
IUCN (LC)
Ambassidae (Chandidae)
Indian glassy fish – Chanda (Parambassis) ranga
Kharkov 20
Centriscidae
Razorfish – Aeoliscus strigatus
SYNGNATHIFORMES
MUGILIFORMES
IUCN (LC)
PERCIFORMES
GASTEROSTEIFORMES
Syngnathidae
Long-snouted seahorse – Hippocampus guttulatus
Sevastopol 4
Pacific giant seahorse – Hippocampus kuda
Broadnosed pipefish – Syngnathus tuphle
Sevastopol 4
IUCN (LC)
CITES II, IUCN (DD)
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Serranidae
Orange fairy basslet – Anthias (Pseudanthias) squamipinnis
Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1;
Purple queen basslet – Anthias (Pseudanthias) tuka
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Basslet – Anthias sp.
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Tallinn 4
Peacock grouper – Cephalopholis argus
Vermilion grouper – Cephalopholis miniata
Panther grouper – Cromileptes altivelis
Novosibirsk 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Sevastopol 1; Tallinn 1
Whitespotted grouper – Epinephelus caeruleopunctatus
Blacktip grouper – Epinephelus fasciatus
Sevastopol 1
Honeycomb grouper – Epinephelus merra
Sixbar grouper – Epinephelus sexfasciatus
Sevastopol 1
Greasy grouper – Epinephelus tauvina
Grouper – Epinephelus sp.
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (DD)
170
Sevastopol 1
Blacksaddled coralgrouper – Plectropomus laevis
Leopard coralgrouper – Plectropomus leopardus
Spotted coralgrouper – Plectropomus maculates
Seabass – Pseudanthias (Mirolabrichthys) sp.
Tallinn 3
Chinese perch – Siniperca sp.
Tashkent 8
Yellow-edged lyretail – Variola louti
Pseudochromidae
Multicolored dottyback – Labracinus cyclophthalmus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Purplestriped dottyback – Pseudochromis diadema
Sunrise dottyback – Pseudochromis flavivertex
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Orchid dottyback – Pseudochromis fridmanii
Novosibirsk 1; Sevastopol 3
Red dottyback – Pseudochromis fuscus
Magnificent dottyback – Pseudochromis magnifica
Sevastopol 3
Royal dottyback – Pseudochromis pacagnellae
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 10; Tallinn 7
Bluestriped dottyback – Pseudochromis springeri
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Plesiopsidae
Mimic roundhead – Calloplesiops altivelis
Centrarchidae
Pumpkinseed sunfish – Lepomis gibbosus
Chomutov 2; Novosibirsk 21; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4; Sevastopol 6
Apogonidae
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IUCN (VU)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
Banggai cardinalfish – Pterapogon kauderni
Ekaterinburg 1
IUCN (EN)
Pajama cardinalfish – Sphaeramia nematoptera (Apogon nematopterus)
Ekaterinburg 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 5; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 40; Tashkent 4
Percidae
Ruffe – Gymnocephalus cernuus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Prague 10
European yellow perch – Perca fluviatilis
Chleby 16; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Prague 30;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 80; Yaroslavl 2
IUCN (LC)
Pomatomidae
Bluefish – Pomatomus saltatrix
Sevastopol 12
Rachycentridae
Cobia – Rachycentron canadum
Carangidae
Bigeye trevally – Caranx sexfasciatus
Dorade – Gnathonodon speciosus
Smallspotted dart – Trachinotus bailloni
Snubnose pompano – Trachinotus blochi
Mediterranean horse mackerel – Trachurus mediterraneus ponticus
Sevastopol 122
Centracanthidae
Picarel – Spicara smaris
Sevastopol 117
Lutjanidae
Two-spot banded snapper – Lutjanus biguttatus
Common bluestriped snapper – Lutjanus kasmira
Emperor red snapper – Lutjanus sebae
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
172
173
Snapper – Lutjanus sp.
Toxotidae
Banded archerfish – Toxotes jaculatrix
Prague 19; Riga 4; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 14; Tashkent 10; Yaroslavl 6
Lobotidae (Datnioididae)
Siamese tigerfish – Datnioides (Coius) microlepis
Prague 1
Ephippidae
Dusky batfish – Platax pinnatus
Sevastopol 2
Longfinned batfish – Platax teira
Haemulidae
Harlequin sweetlips – Plectorhynchus chaetodonoides
Tallinn 1
Yellowbanded sweetlips – Plectorhynchus lineatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Trout sweetlips – Plectorhynchus pictus
Tallinn 2
Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips – Plectorhynchus vittatus
Sparidae
Annular seabream – Diplodus annularis
Sevastopol 45
Sharpsnout seabream – Puntazzo puntazzo
Sevastopol 8
Sciaenidae
Brown drum – Sciaena umbra
Sevastopol 75
Mullidae
Red mullet – Mullus barbatus ponticus
Sevastopol 70
Monodactylidae
Diamond fish – Monodactylus argenteus
Ekaterinburg 5; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Prague 1; Riga 1; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 200; Sevastopol 29; Yaroslavl 3
African silverfish – Monodactylus sebae
Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 1; Nikolaev 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Riga 2;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 15; Tallinn 7; Yaroslavl 8
Moonfish – Monodactylus sp.
Tallinn 5
Scatophagidae
Spotted scat – Scatophagus argus
Ekaterinburg 1; Karaganda 5; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 2; Nikolaev 4;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 10; Prague 10; Riga 2; Sevastopol 7; Tallinn 15;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2; Voronezh 5; Yaroslavl 1
Spotted scat – Scatophagus argus argus
Prague 16
Spotbanded scat – Selenotoca multifasciata
Ekaterinburg 3; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Lipetsk 2; Prague 21
Chaetodontidae
Featherfin butterflyfish – Chaetodon auriga
Speckled butterflyfish – Chaetodon citrinellus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Saddleback butterflyfish – Chaetodon ephippium
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Sickle butterflyfish – Chaetodon falcula
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Peppered butterflyfish – Chaetodon guttatissimus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Sunburst butterflyfish – Chaetodon kleinii
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Lined butterflyfish – Chaetodon lineolatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Raccoon butterflyfish – Chaetodon lunula
Blackback butterflyfish – Chaetodon melannotus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Eightbanded butterflyfish – Chaetodon octofasciatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
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Latticed butterflyfish – Chaetodon rafflesi
Golden butterflyfish – Chaetodon semilarvatus
Doublesaddle butterflyfish – Chaetodon ulietensis
Moscow (Zoo) 5
Teardrop butterflyfish – Chaetodon unimaculatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Vagabond butterflyfish – Chaetodon vagabundus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Yellowhead butterflyfish – Chaetodon xanthocephalus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Pearlscale butterflyfish – Chaetodon xanthurus
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Butterflyfish – Chaetodon sp.
Tallinn 1
Cooperband butterflyfish – Chelmon rostratus
Moscow (Zoo) 3; Novosibirsk 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 15; Tallinn 1
Longnose butterflyfish – Forcipiger flavissimus
Moscow (Zoo) 3; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Tallinn 2
Pyramid butterflyfish – Hemitaurichthys polylepis
Tallinn 1
Pennant butterflyfish – Heniochus acuminatus
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Ekaterinburg 1; Moscow (Zoo) 6; Novosibirsk 2;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 60; Sevastopol 2;
Phantom bannerfish – Heniochus pleurotaenia
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Humphead bannerfish – Heniochus varius
Bannerfish – Heniochus sp.
Tallinn 4
Pomacanthidae
Threespot angelfish –Apolemichthys trimaculatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Flameback angelfish – Centropyge acanthops
Tallinn 1
Bicolor angelfish – Centropyge bicolor
Moscow (Zoo) 9; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Tallinn 3
Coral beauty – Centropyge bispinosa
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1
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Blacktail angelfish – Centropyge eibli
Russet angelfish – Centropyge ferrugata
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Flame angelfish – Centropyge loricula
Brno 1; Tallinn 1
Keyhole angelfish – Centropyge tibicen
Novosibirsk 1; Tallinn 1
Pearlscale angelfish – Centropyge vrolikii
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Queen angelfish – Holacanthus ciliaris
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Blue angelfish – Holacanthus isabelita
Tallinn 1
Blue king angelfish – Pomacanthus annularis
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6;
Sevastopol 1; Tallinn 1
Arabian angelfish – Pomacanthus asfur
Emperor angelfish – Pomacanthus imperator
Moscow (Zoo) 3; Novosibirsk 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 10; Sevastopol 2
Yellowbanded angelfish – Pomacanthus maculosus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Bluegirdled angelfish – Pomacanthus navarchus
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 2; Tallinn 1
Blue koran angelfish – Pomacanthus semicirculatus
Sixbarred angelfish – Pomacanthus sexstriatus
Yellowfaced angelfish – Pomacanthus xanthometapon
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Angelfish – Pomacanthus sp.
Tallinn 1
Cichlidae
Threadfinned cichlid – Acarichthys heckeli
Almaty 2
Bluepoint flag cichlid –Aequidens coeruleopunctata
Riga 9
Flag cichlid – Aequidens (Laetacara) curviceps
Almaty 12; Perm 6
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Keyhole cichlid – Aequidens maroni
Brno 4; Riga 4
Cichlid – Aequidens portallegrensis
Almaty 6; Riga 1; Syktyvkar 2; Tallinn 4
Blue acara – Aequidens pulcher (latifrons)
Brno 2; Kaliningrad 1; Novosibirsk 10; Novouralsk 1; Tashkent 10
Green terror cichlid – Aequidens rivulatus
Almaty 8; Bolsherech`ye 29; Elizovo 12; Grodno 4; Kharkov 20; Krasnoyarsk 2;
Lipetsk 4; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 29; Novosibirsk 25; Perm 6; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 14;
Stavropol 1; Tashkent 6; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Voronezh 3
Agassiz`s dwarf cichlid – Apistogramma agassizii
Riga 3
Umbrella cichlid (Dwarf cichlid) – Apistogramma borelli (reitzigi)
Almaty 6
Cockatoo dwarf cichlid – Apistogramma cacatuoides
Yerevan 2
Cichlid – Astatotilapia (Haplochromis) brownae
IUCN (EN)
Almaty 5; Moscow (Zoo) 1
Burton`s cichlid – Astatotilapia (Haplochromis) burtoni
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 22; Kharkov 25; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Perm 6; Tashkent 10
Tiger oscar – Astronotus ocellatus
Almaty 12; Baku 10; Bolsherech`ye 6; Brno 12; Ekaterinburg 2; Grodno 5; Kaliningrad
3; Kazan 1; Kharkov 40; Kiev (Zoo) 24; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 5; Minsk 2; Moscow
(Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 10; Novosibirsk 35; Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Omsk 5; Penza 2; Perm
2; Prague 4; Riga 5; Rostov-on-Don 29; Rovno 4; Samara 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium)
20; Sevastopol 6; Seversk 2; Stavropol 3; Surgut 12; Tallinn 5; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok
(«Akvamir») 4; Volzhsky 4; Voronezh 12; Yaroslavl 3; Yerevan 3
Oscar – Astronotus sp.
Ekaterinburg 4
Nkhomo-benga cichlid – Aulonocara baenschi
IUCN (LC)
Baku 3; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Perm 4; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 4; Volzhsky 1
Fairy cichlid – Aulonocara (Trematocranus) jacobfreibergi
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 23; Kharkov 30; Krasnoyarsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 4; Riga 20;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6; Tallinn 10; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 24
Blue orchid cichlid (Sulfurhead aulonocara) – Aulonocara maylandi maylandi
Nikolaev 10
IUCN (VU)
Peacock cichlid (Emperor cichlid) – Aulonocara njassae
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 6; Kharkov 60; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Krasnoyarsk 3; Perm 6; Samara 1; Tallinn 11;
Pale Usisya aulonocara – Aulonocara steveni
IUCN (VU)
Kaunas 4
Flavescent peacock cichlid – Aulonocara stuartgranti
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 17
Lake Malawi cichlid – Aulonocara sp.
Novosibirsk 5; Stavropol 2; Tashkent 10
Rhode`s chilo – Chilotilapia rhoadesii
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 2
Lowland cichlid – Cichlasoma carpinte (cyanoguttatum)
Almaty 12; Baku 21; Bolsherech`ye 49; Kaliningrad 1; Kharkov 40; Kiev (Zoo) 14;
Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 4; Novosibirsk 15; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Omsk
5; Perm 4; Riga 66; Rostov-on-Don 74; Rovno 1; Samara 1; Tallinn 11; Tashkent 6;
Volzhsky 20; Yerevan 5
Midas cichlid – Сichlasoma citrinellum
Brno 1; Nikolaev 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Stavropol 1;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 50; Yaroslavl 1
Emerald cichlid – Cichlasoma (Hypselecara) crassa (temporale)
Almaty 28; Krasnoyarsk 3; Minsk 1; Nikolaev 107; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3;
Tashkent 10
Guayas cichlid – Cichlasoma festae
Almaty 16; Samara 4
Festivum cichlid – Cichlasoma (Mesonauta) festivum
Kaliningrad 2; Kaunas 3; Kharkov 20
Red devil cichlid – Cichlasoma labiatum
Bolsherech`ye 52; Nikolaev 28; Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Omsk 20; Perm 6; Seversk 5;
Tashkent 6; Volzhsky 2
Blackbelt cichlid – Cichlasoma maculicauda
Nikolaev 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 32; Perm 2
Guapote tigre – Сichlasoma managuense
Minsk 3; Nikolaev 3; Odessa (Oceanarium) 90; Riga 7; Tashkent 6
Firemouth cichlid – Cichlasoma meeki
Almaty 20; Brno 3; Kaliningrad 10; Karaganda 3; Kharkov 40; Kiev (Zoo) 10;
Krasnoyarsk 6; Lipetsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 13; Novosibirsk 30;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Perm 2; Rostov-on-Don 31; Rovno 1
False yellowjacket cichlid – Cichlasoma motaguense
Almaty 3; Krasnoyarsk 2; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 5
Moga – Cichlasoma nicaraguense
Kaliningrad 13; Kharkov 10; Lipetsk 1; Nikolaev 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 8;
Perm 2; Volzhsky 1
Convict cichlid – Cichlasoma nigrofasciatum
Almaty 19; Baku 5; Brno 7; Grodno 35; Kaliningrad 4; Kharkov 20; Krasnoyarsk 6;
Lipetsk 10; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 21; Novosibirsk 32; Penza 23; Riga 9; Rostovon-Don 26; Rovno 10; Samara 3; Smolensk 15; Stavropol 4; Surgut 10; Tashkent 10;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Voronezh 12; Yerevan 4; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
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Jack Dempsey – Cichlasoma octofasciatum (biocellatum)
Almaty 17; Kaliningrad 12; Karaganda 8; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 10;
Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 36; Riga 4; Prague 3; Rovno 2; Samara 8; Surgut 5;
Tashkent 6; Voronezh 2
Parrot cichlid – Cichlasoma (Hoplarchus) psittacus
Krasnoyarsk 6; Rovno 7; Stavropol 3; Yakutsk 1
Cichlid – Cichlasoma pusillum
Nikolaev 26
T-bar convict cichlid – Cichlasoma sajica
Almaty 26; Kaliningrad 6; Karaganda 6; Minsk 2; Novosibirsk 14; Omsk 2; Perm 6;
Riga 73; Surgut 2
Yellowbelly cichlid – Сichlasoma salvini
Novosibirsk 30
Banded cichlid – Cichlasoma severum
Almaty 30; Bolsherech`ye 2; Brno 2; Kaliningrad 4; Kharkov 50; Kiev (Zoo) 5;
Lipetsk 10; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 8; Novosibirsk 5; Odessa (Oceanarium) 4; Perm 6; Riga 8;
Rostov-on-Don 3; Rovno 6; Surgut 4; Tashkent 8; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10
Blue-eye cichlid – Cichlasoma spilurum
Kharkov 40; Volzhsky 30
Redhead (spotted) cichlid – Cichlasoma synspilum
Kharkov 20; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Perm 8; Rostov-on-Don 2; Seversk 4
Peacock cichlid (Three spot cichlid) – Cichlasoma trimaculatum
Tashkent 8
Cichlid – Cichlasoma sp.
Brno 7; Dushanbe 5; Kharkov 40; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 52; Riga 3;
Cichlid – Cichlasoma sp. “Conсkel”
Lipetsk 19
Cichlid – Cyathopharynx sp.
Tallinn 6
Dogtooth cichlid – Cynotilapia afra
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 20
Humphead cichlid – Cyphotilapia frontosa
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Brno 13; Krasnoyarsk 6; Perm 4; Rostov-on-Don 5; Tallinn 5;
Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10; Yerevan 4
Cichlid – Cyprichromis leptosoma
IUCN (LC)
Brno 4; Perm 10; Tallinn 10
Fuscotaeniatus – Cyrtocara (Nimbochromis) fuscotaeniatus
IUCN (LC)
Perm 4
Banded chromide – Etroplus suratensis
Prague 9
Brazilian highhat – Geophagus brasiliensis
Novosibirsk 26; Perm 4; Riga 1
Redhump eartheater – Geophagus steindachneri
Perm 8; Tashkent 8
Redstriped eartheater – Geophagus surinamensis
Almaty 2; Novosibirsk 10; Perm 5; Tashkent 10
Yellowtailed violet cichlid – Gephyrochromis moorii (Syn. Christyella nyasana)
Tallinn 5
IUCN (LC)
Argentine humphead – Gymnogeophagus balzani
Almaty 1
Electric blue hap – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Sciaenochromis) ahli
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 1; Kharkov 35; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 1; Novosibirsk 22;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Perm 2; Rostov-on-Don 22; Samara 1; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 6; Surgut 2; Tallinn 5; Tashkent 6; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 4;
Volzhsky 1
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Njassachromis) boadzulu
IUCN (VU)
Nikolaev 35; Novosibirsk 7; Odessa (Oceanarium) 4; Perm 3; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 10
Haplochromis borleyi redfin – Haplochromis (Copadichromis) borleyi
IUCN (LC)
Odessa (Oceanarium) 4; Tallinn 10
Malawi eyebiter – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Dimidiochromis) compressiceps
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 2; Karaganda 5; Kharkov 30; Krasnoyarsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 105;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Perm 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 12; Surgut 9; Tashkent 10;
Deep water hap – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) electra
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 9; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 4
Malawi thick lip – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) euchilus
IUCN (LC)
Perm 4
Fenestratus – Haplochromis (Protomelas) fenestratus
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 5
Cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) fenochilus
Perm 4
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) jacksoni
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 1
Lake Victoria cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) limax
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 3
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) livingstonii
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Tashkent 10
IUCN (LC)
Perm 4
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Moor`s cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) moorii
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 11; Brno 3; Kaliningrad 1; Kharkov 10; Krasnoyarsk 3; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk
20; Odessa (Oceanarium) 19; Omsk 6; Perm 4; Rostov-on-Don 12; Samara 1; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 10; Stavropol 9; Tallinn 10; Tashkent 10
Lake Victoria cichlid – Haplochromis obliquideus zebra
IUCN (NT)
Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 5; Odessa (Oceanarium) 4; Perm 4; Rovno 3; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 6; Smolensk 16; Tashkent 10
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Nimbochromis) polystigma
IUCN (LC)
Kazan 1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Novosibirsk 7; Tashkent 10
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Fossorochromis) rostratus
Novosibirsk 15; Stavropol 3
IUCN (LC)
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Protomelas) spilonotus
IUCN (LC)
Perm 4
Sunset cichlid – Haplochromis (Dimidiochromis) strigatus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 13
Spindle hap – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara, Protomelas) taeniolatus
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 2
Cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Placidochromis) sp.
Samara 3; Tallinn 5
Cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) sp. “kadango”
Almaty 22; Kaliningrad 6; Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo) 7; Novosibirsk 4; Perm 5;
Rostov-on-Don 17; Tashkent 8
Lake Malawi cichlid – Haplochromis (Cyrtocara) (Nimbochromis) venustus
IUCN (LC)
Baku 5; Bolsherech`ye 6; Brno 1; Kaliningrad 2; Kharkov 6; Krasnoyarsk 2; Novosibirsk
20; Perm 2; Rostov-on-Don 8; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Stavropol 2; Surgut 2;
Jewel fish – Hemichromis letourneauxi
Novosibirsk 22
Jewel cichlid – Hemichromis lifalili (bimaculatus)
Almaty 19; Baku 32; Brno 2; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 7; Kaunas 2; Kharkov 30; Kiev (Zoo)
25; Lipetsk 5; Nikolaev 7; Novosibirsk 24; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Riga 20; Rovno 2;
Samara 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) ?; Seversk 1; Surgut 2; Tashkent 4; Vladivostok
(«Akvamir») 20; Volzhsky 10; Yerevan 4
Rainbow cichlid – Herotilapia multispinosa
Brno 3; Kaunas 26
Lavender mbuna cichlid – Iodotropheus sprengerae
IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg 12; Kharkov 20; Lipetsk 5; Nikolaev 22
African dwarf cichlid – Julidochromis dickfeldi
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 10; Krasnoyarsk 3; Perm 10
Checkerboard cichlid – Julidochromis marlieri
IUCN (LC)
Baku 15; Kaunas 6; Kharkov 10; Krasnoyarsk 5; Perm 10; Stavropol 5; Tallinn 2
Ornate cichlid – Julidochromis ornatus
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 21; Kharkov 6
Regan`s dwarf african cichlid – Julidochromis regani
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 10; Moscow (Zoo) 105; Nikolaev 5; Riga 13
Lined cichlid – Julidochromis transcriptus
Kharkov 6; Minsk 5; Nikolaev 2; Perm 6; Tashkent 8
IUCN (LC)
Blue mbuna cichlid – Labeotropheus fuelleborni
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 2
Slender tapir cichlid – Labeotropheus trewavasae
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 22; Kharkov 45; Krasnoyarsk 3; Novosibirsk 20; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2;
Perm 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6; Surgut 6; Tallinn 7
Bluestreak hap cichlid – Labidochromis caeruleus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 28; Bolsherech`ye 3; Ekaterinburg 14; Nikolaev 16; Riga 50; Rostov-on-Don 35;
Stavropol 2; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 8; Tula 2
Bluestreak hap cichlid – Labidochromis caeruleus var. yellow
Brno 1; Kaliningrad 12; Novosibirsk 29; Odessa (Oceanarium) 14; Perm 6; Surgut 2;
Lake Malawi cichlid – Labidochromis freibergi
IUCN (VU)
Cichlid – Labidochromis sp.
Prague 5; Tallinn 5; Voronezh 14
Lyretail cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) brichardi
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 5; Brno 2; Kaliningrad 14; Kaunas 45; Kharkov 35; Moscow (Zoo) 20;
Nikolaev 22; Perm 4; Samara 15; Syktyvkar 6; Tallinn 100; Yerevan 5
Cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) brevis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4; Tallinn 9
Cichlid – Lamprologus (Altolamprologus) calvus
IUCN (NT)
Krasnoyarsk 5; Perm 5
Compressed cichlid – Lamprologus (Altolamprologus) compressiceps
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 5; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Perm 4; Tallinn 5
Cylindrical cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) cylindricus
Cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) leleupi
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 5; Perm 6; Riga 6; Tallinn 8; Tashkent 3
Cichlid – Lamprologus (Lepidiolamprologus) nkambae
IUCN (DD)
Krasnoyarsk 3
Fourspine cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) tetracanthus
Krasnoyarsk 3
IUCN (LC)
Cichlid – Lamprologus (Neolamprologus) tretocephalus
Krasnoyarsk 3
IUCN (LC)
182
183
Nyasa golden cichlid – Melanochromis auratus (Syn. Pseudotropheus auratus)
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 40; Brno 2; Ekaterinburg 12; Grodno 6; Kaliningrad 2; Kaunas 107;
Kharkov 30; Krasnoyarsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 28; Nikolaev 45; Novosibirsk 21;
Perm 2; Rostov-on-Don 18; Samara 1; Stavropol 1; Surgut 9; Tallinn 12; Tashkent 10;
Yaroslavl 30
Zebra cichlid – Melanochromis crabro (Syn. Pseudotropheus crabro)
Tallinn 2
IUCN (LC)
Chipokee mbuna cichlid – Melanochromis chipokae
IUCN (VU)
Nikolaev 15; Novosibirsk 8; Perm 4; Riga 12
Pearl of likoma cichlid – Melanochromis joanjohnsonae (exasperatus)
IUCN (VU)
Kaliningrad 1; Nikolaev 24; Rostov-on-Don 14; Tashkent 6; Tula 2
Bluegrey mbuna cichlid – Melanochromis johannii
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 25; Bolsherech`ye 7; Ekaterinburg 12; Kaliningrad 1; Kazan 15; Kharkov 30;
Nikolaev 140; Novosibirsk 15; Perm 4; Rostov-on-Don 25; Stavropol 25; Surgut 1;
Cichlid – Melanochromis sp.
Krasnoyarsk 3
Moga cichlid – Neetroplus nematopus (Syn. Hypsophrys nicaraguensis)
Grodno 10
Cichlid – Ophthalmotilapia boops
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 4
Cichlid – Ophthalmotilapia ventralis
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 5
Mozambique tilapia – Oreochromis mossambicus
IUCN (NT)
Kaliningrad 3; Karaganda 5; Kaunas 109; Kharkov 40; Kiev (Zoo) 28; Lipetsk 1;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 8; Rostov-on-Don 1; Stavropol 25; Tallinn 600;
Tashkent 10
Nile tilapia – Oreochromis niloticus
Volzhsky 5
Tilapia – Oreochromis sp.
Lake Malawi cichlid – Otopharynx lithobates
IUCN (VU)
Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Perm 10; Tallinn 2; Tula 1
Cichlid – Papiliochromis (Microgeophagus) altispinosa
Almaty 22; Kharkov 24; Krasnoyarsk 2; Perm 6; Tashkent 10;
Blue butterfly cichlid – Papiliochromis (Apistogramma, Microgeophagus)
ramirezi
Almaty 10; Kiev (Zoo) 5; Perm 6; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 4
Cichlid – Paratilapia polleni
IUCN (VU)
Novosibirsk 4
Dusky krib – Pelvicachromis pulcher
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Bolsherech`ye 2; Brno 5; Dushanbe 2; Ekaterinburg 1; Elizovo 8;
Kaliningrad 20; Kaunas 9; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod
(«Limpopo») 2; Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 23; Omsk 2; Perm 6; Rostov-on-Don 2;
Seversk 2; Smolensk 10; Stavropol 3; Surgut 1; Tashkent 8; Voronezh 4; Yerevan 5;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Lake Malawi cichlid – Protomelas (Haplochromis) similis
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 25
Egyptian mouthbreeder – Pseudocrenilabrus multicolor
IUCN (LC)
Yerevan 3
Dwarf mouthbrooder – Pseudocrenilabrus philander dispersus (Syn. Haplochromis
Yerevan 3
moffati)
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus aurora
Almaty 27; Novosibirsk 30
IUCN (VU)
Slender zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus elongatus
IUCN (VU)
Baku 20; Krasnoyarsk 4; Novosibirsk 20; Perm 6
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus fainzilberi
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 39; Volzhsky 20
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus fuscoides
IUCN (DD)
Novosibirsk 30
Lombardo`s African cichlid – Pseudotropheus lombardoi
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 11; Ekaterinburg 14; Kaliningrad 3; Kharkov 20; Krasnoyarsk 3; Nikolaev 3;
Novosibirsk 2; Rostov-on-Don 10; Tashkent 10; Tula 6; Yerevan 5
Powderblue cichlid – Pseudotropheus lucerna
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 36
Lake Malawi cichlid – Pseudotropheus saulozi
IUCN (VU)
Mbuna cichlid (Pindani) – Pseudotropheus socolofi
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 12; Kaliningrad 2; Krasnoyarsk 3; Novosibirsk 30; Perm 2; Stavropol 30;
Tashkent 3
Cobalt blue zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus zebra var.
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 53; Baku 20; Bolsherech`ye 6; Brno 41; Ekaterinburg 12; Kaliningrad 17;
Kazan 1; Kharkov 60; Krasnoyarsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 33; Novosibirsk 12;
Perm 4; Riga 29; Rostov-on-Don 19; Rovno 1; Samara 5; St Petersburg (Oceanarium)
10; Smolensk 28; Stavropol 30; Surgut 2; Tallinn 7; Tashkent 14; Tula 1; Vladivostok
(«Akvamir») 20; Voronezh 3; Yaroslavl 20
Zebra cichlid – Pseudotropheus sp.
Krasnoyarsk 8; Novosibirsk 56; Samara 25; Tallinn 16; Tashkent 10; Yerevan 10
Freshwater angelfish – Pterophyllum altum
Stavropol 2; Tashkent 8
Freshwater angelfish – Pterophyllum scalare, Pterophyllum scalare var.
184
185
Almaty 11; Baku 17; Bolsherech`ye 69; Brno 22; Dushanbe 13; Ekaterinburg 10; Elizovo
10; Grodno 10; Kaliningrad 10; Karaganda 20; Kaunas 9; Kharkov 235; Kiev (Zoo) 25;
Krasnoyarsk 5; Lipetsk 15; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod («Limpopo») 10; Nikolaev
37; Novosibirsk 70; Novouralsk 2; Omsk 8; Penza 9; Perm 6; Riga 54; Rostov-on-Don
20; Rovno 3; Samara 2; Seversk 235; Smolensk 10; Stavropol 2; Surgut 9; Tallinn 6;
Tashkent 25; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 20; Volzhsky 10; Voronezh 20; Yakutsk 5;
Yaroslavl 9; Yerevan 9
Blue discus – Symphysodon aeq. aequifasciata var.
Ekaterinburg 20; Novouralsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 26; Riga 3; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 4
Blue discus – Symphysodon aequifasciata axelrodi
Kaunas 2; Novosibirsk 8; Omsk 7; Perm 2; Surgut 1; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2;
Voronezh 3; Yerevan 3
Blue discus – Symphysodon aequifasciata haraldi
Kiev (Zoo) 25; Nikolaev 3; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4
Fanged rock cichlid – Tanganicodus irsacae
IUCN (LC)
Perm 5
Two-banded cichlid – Telmatochromis bifrenatus
IUCN (LC)
Perm 5
Temporalis cichlid – Telmatochromis temporalis
IUCN (LC)
Perm 5
Mouthbrooder – Tilapia buttikoferi
Karaganda 6; Kharkov 20; Lipetsk 1; Novosibirsk 67; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Penza 1;
Rostov-on-Don 1; Seversk 2; Tallinn 80; Tashkent 8; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 20
Mary`s cichlid – Tilapia mariae
Almaty 45
Yellowbanded cichlid – Tropheus duboisi
IUCN (VU)
Brno 21; Ekaterinburg 12; Krasnoyarsk 5; Rostov-on-Don 4
Rusty cichlid – Tropheus moorii
IUCN (LC)
Brno 45; Krasnoyarsk 15; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 5
Cichlid – Tropheus sp.
Tallinn 1; Tula 2
Triangle cichlid – Uaru amphiacanthoides
Kharkov 30; Krasnoyarsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Riga 3; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 10
Skunk clownfish – Amphiprion akallopisos
Twoband anemonefish – Amphiprion bicincthus
Moscow (Zoo) 3; Sevastopol 7
Mauritian anemonefish – Amphiprion chrysogaster
Novosibirsk 3
Orangefin anemonefish – Amphiprion chrysopterus
Yellowtail clownfish – Amphiprion сlarkii
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Moscow (Zoo) 4; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 20; Sevastopol 8
Red saddleback anemonefish – Amphiprion ephippium
Moscow (Zoo) 7; Riga 2; Sevastopol 9
Tomato clownfish – Amphipriоn frenatus
Moscow (Zoo) 5; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Perm 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 8;
Sevastopol 7; Tashkent 3; Yaroslavl 1
Fire anemonefish – Amphiprion melanopus
Moscow (Zoo) 13; Riga 2; Sevastopol 5
Maldive anemonefish – Amphiprion nigripes
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Peacock clownfish – Amphiprion ocellaris
Brno 5; Chleby 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Ekaterinburg 4; Moscow (Zoo) 103; Riga 1;
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 15; Sevastopol 16; Tallinn 1; Tashkent 3
Orange clownfish – Amphiprion percula
Pink skunk clownfish – Amphiprion perideraion
Saddleback clownfish – Amphiprion polymnus
Yellow clownfish – Amphiprion sandaracinos
Moscow (Zoo) 6
Sebae anemonefish – Amphiprion sebae
Krasnoyarsk 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 5; Tallinn 2
Black axil chromis – Chromis atripectoralis
Tashkent 2
Chromis – Chromis bicolor
Krasnoyarsk 1
Chocolatedip chromis – Chromis dimidiata
Tallinn 10
Bluegreen chromis – Chromis viridis
Ekaterinburg 1; Krasnoyarsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 23; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1;
Pomacentridae
Sergeant major – Abudefduf saxatilis
Golden damselfish – Amblyglyphidodon aureus
186
Sapphire damselfish – Chrysiptera cyanea
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Moscow (Zoo) 6; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 15; Sevastopol 28
Azure damselfish – Chrysiptera hemicyanea
Brno 3; Ekaterinburg 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 10; Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; St
Petersburg (Oceanarium) 10; Sevastopol 14
Goldtail damselfish – Chrysiptera paracema
Brno 4; Chleby 2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 6; Sevastopol 8; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 2; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 1
Whitetailed damselfish – Dascyllus aruanus
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Perm 3; Odessa (Oceanarium) 5;
Sevastopol 12; Tashkent 2
Blacktail damselfish – Dascyllus melanurus
Ekaterinburg 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 6; Tashkent 2
Domino damselfish – Dascyllus trimaculatus
Krasnoyarsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 8;
Sevastopol 9; Tashkent 1
Regal demoiselle – Neopomacentrus cyanomos
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Bowtie damselfish – Paraglyphidodon (Neoglyphidodon) melas
Bluestreak damselfish – Paraglyphidodon (Neoglyphidodon) oxyodon
Riga 1
Neon damselfish – Pomacentrus сoelestis
Spinecheek damselfish – Premnas biaculeatus
Ekaterinburg 1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Novosibirsk 3; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 1; Perm 4; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4; Sevastopol 5; Tashkent 4;
Cirrhitidae
Spotted hawkfish – Cirrhitichthys aprinus
Ekaterinburg 1
Falcon hawkfish – Cirrhitichthys falco
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Sharpheaded hawkfish – Cirrhitichthys oxycephalus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Longnose hawkfish – Oxycirrhites typus
Ekaterinburg 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Sevastopol 2; Tallinn 1
Horseshoe hawkfish – Paracirrhites arcatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
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Labridae
Diana`s hogfish – Bodianus diana
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Blackbelt hogfish – Bodianus mesothorax
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Banded tuskfish – Cheilinus fasciatus
Sevastopol 1
Wrasse – Cirrhilabrus aurantidorsalis
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Yellowfin fairy wrasse – Cirrhilabrus flavidorsalis
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Solorensis fairy wrasse – Cirrhilabrus solorensis
Moscow (Zoo) 2
False clown wrasse – Coris gaimard
Telescope wrasse – Epibulus insidiator
Blue wrasse – Gomphosus coeruleus
Sevastopol 2; Tallinn 1
Bird wrasse (Longface wrasse) – Gomphosus varius
Ekaterinburg 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1;
Pastelgreen wrasse – Halichoeres chloropterus
Yellow wrasse – Halichoeres chrysus
Ekaterinburg 1; Novosibirsk 1
Checkerboard wrasse – Halichoeres hortulanus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Splendid rainbow wrasse – Halichoeres marginatus
Brno 1
Blackeye thicklip – Hemigymnus melapterus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Striped cleaner wrasse – Labroides dimidiatus
Ekaterinburg 3; Moscow (Zoo) 6; Novosibirsk 2; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 50;
Sevastopol 3; Tallinn 11; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 3
Two-spot wrasse – Oxycheilinus bimaculatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Sixline wrasse – Pseudocheilinus hexataenia
Ekaterinburg 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Tallinn 3
Peacock wrasse – Symphodus (Crenilabrus) tinca
Sevastopol 17
Rainbow wrasse – Thalassoma amblycephalum
188
Novosibirsk 1
Green saddle wrasse – Thalassoma duperreyi
Ekaterinburg 1
Sixbar wrasse – Thalassoma hardwickii
Moon wrasse – Thalassoma lunare
Brno 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 3; Sevastopol 1;
Tallinn 1
Fivestriped wrasse – Thalassoma quinquevittatum
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Scaridae
Bicolor parrotfish – Cetoscarus bicolor
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 3
Bridled parrotfish – Scarus frenatus
Singapore parrotfish – Scarus prasiognathos
Common parrotfish – Scarus psittacus
Riga 2
Parrotfish – Scarus sp.
Yerevan 10
Trachinidae
Greater weeverfish – Trachinus draco
Sevastopol 8
Uranoscopidae
Atlantic stargazer – Uranoscopus scaber
Sevastopol 10
Blenniidae
Dusky blenny – Atrosalarias fuscus
Peacock blenny – Blennius (Lipophrys) pavo
Sevastopol 2
Rusty blenny – Blennius sanguinolentus
Sevastopol 13
Bicolor blenny – Ecsenius bicolor
Perm 3; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 2; Tallinn 3
Forktail blenny – Ecsenius sp.
St Petersburg (Oceanarium) ?; Tallinn 1
189
Smith`s blenny – Meiacanthus smithii
Tallinn 4
Jeweled rockskipper blenny – Salarias fasciatus
Tallinn 7
Stichaeidae
Japanese prickleback – Chirolophis japonicus
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Anabantidae
Climbing perch – Anabas testudineus
Prague 7
Sri Lanka combtail paradisefish – Belontia signata
Nikolaev 4; Prague 10
IUCN (LR/cd)
Siamese fightingfish – Betta splendens
Bolsherech`ye 1; Grodno 8; Kaliningrad 16; Kharkov 20; Krasnoyarsk 2; Minsk 2;
Nikolaev 4; Novosibirsk 20; Omsk 10; Penza 5; Perm 4; Rostov-on-Don 35;
Tashkent 4; Volzhsky 3; Voronezh 4; Yerevan 4
Honey gourami – Colisa chuna (sota)
Novosibirsk 46
Thick lipped gourami – Colisa labiosa
Krasnoyarsk 3; Tashkent 9; Yerevan 3
Dwarf gourami – Colisa lalia, С. lalia var.
Almaty 10; Kharkov 40; Krasnoyarsk 3; Minsk 2; Novosibirsk 54; Penza 6;
Rostov-on-Don 2; Seversk 5; Yerevan 3
Leopard ctenopoma – Ctenopoma acutirostre
Almaty 4; Lipetsk 2; Penza 3
Kingsley`s ctenopoma – Ctenopoma kingsleyae
Kiev (Zoo) 4
Green kissing gourami – Helostoma temminckii
Almaty 4; Novosibirsk 10; Prague 15; Seversk 3; Yakutsk 5
Paradisefish – Macropodus concolor (spechti)
Nikolaev 50
Red paradisefish – Macropodus opercularis, M. opercularis var.
(Syn. Macropodus venustus)
Almaty 4; Bolsherech`ye 72; Brno 1; Kaliningrad 6; Kharkov 40; Kiev (Zoo) 32;
Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 4; Novosibirsk 30; Penza 2; Perm 6; Samara 1; Seversk 5;
Giant gourami – Osphronemus goramy
Bolsherech`ye 1; Brno 2; Krasnoyarsk 2; Novosibirsk 9; Odessa (Oceanarium) 6;
Riga 1; Tashkent 10; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2; Yaroslavl 1
Pearl gourami (Mosaic gourami) – Trichogaster leerii
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Almaty 2; Brno 4; Ekaterinburg 2; Elizovo 6; Grodno 1; Karaganda 4; Kaunas 1;
Kharkov 20; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 4; Minsk 2; Nikolaev 3; Novosibirsk
6; Novouralsk 2; Omsk 2; Perm 4; Prague 5; Rostov-on-Don 1; Surgut 7; Tallinn 20;
Tashkent 20; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 3; Volzhsky 1; Yakutsk 10; Yerevan 4
Moonlight gourami – Trichogaster microlepis
Kharkov 40; Lipetsk 4; Perm 2; Prague 8; Tallinn 5
Snakeskin gourami – Trichogaster pectoralis
Almaty 47; Prague 7
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus
Baku 10; Ekaterinburg 4; Grodno 10; Kaliningrad 6; Kharkov 20; Kiev (Zoo) 8; Lipetsk 3;
Prague 12; Rostov-on-Don 1; Surgut 1; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 8; Vladivostok («Akvamir»)
10; Yakutsk 10
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus sumatranus
Almaty 20; Elizovo 5; Grodno 6; Karaganda 2; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Minsk 4; Nikolaev 7;
Rostov-on-Don 2; Samara 2; Yerevan 6
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus var. “Cosby”
Bolsherech`ye 15; Elizovo 4; Grodno 10; Kaunas 4; Kharkov 20; Kiev (Zoo) 5;
Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 3; Nikolaev 5; Novosibirsk 90; Perm 4; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara
3; Seversk 10; Surgut 1; Volzhsky 4; Voronezh 2
Blue gourami – Trichogaster trichopterus var. gold, var.silber
Almaty 104; Elizovo 4; Grodno 6; Kaliningrad 2; Kaunas 2; Kharkov 30; Nikolaev 14;
Novosibirsk 70; Riga 24; Rostov-on-Don 1; Surgut 2; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 10
Pygmy gourami – Trichopsis (Ctenops) pumilus
Nikolaev 1
Callionymidae
Mandarinfish – Synchiropus splendidus
Novosibirsk 1
Starry dragonet – Synchiropus stellatus
Eleotridae
Purple firefish – Nemateleotris magnifica
Chleby 2; Moscow (Zoo) 5; Novosibirsk 5; Sevastopol 1; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 1
Peacock gudgeon – Tateurndina ocellicauda
Novosibirsk 34
Maiden goby – Valenciennea puellaris
Brno 2
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Gobiidae
Bumblebee fish – Brachygobius xanthozonus
Nikolaev 2
Goby – Chaenogobius (Gymnogobius) macrognathos
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Desert goby – Chlamydogobius eremius
Kharkov 5
Yellow prawn goby – Cryptocentrus cinctus
Tallinn 4
Goby – Ctenogobius (Ctenogobiops) crocineus
Riga 1
Tangaroa prawn goby – Ctenogobiops tangaroai
Tallinn 1
Lemon goby – Gobiodon citrinus
Tallinn 2
Redmouthed goby – Gobius cruentatus
Sevastopol 1
Grass goby – Gobius ophiocephalus
Sevastopol 14
Knout goby – Mesogobius batrachocephalus
Sevastopol 15
Caspian sand goby – Neogobius (Gobius) fluviatilis pallasi
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Round goby – Neogobius melanostomus
Sevastopol 7
Goby – Rhinogobius sp. 1
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Goby – Rhinogobius sp. 2
Moscow (Zoo) 34
Periophthalmidae
Barred mudskipper – Periophthalmus argentilineatus
Riga 1
Atlantic mudskipper – Periophthalmus barbarus
Kharkov 2; Moscow (Zoo) 7
Mudskipper – Periophthalmodon septemradiatus
Prague 44
Acanthuridae
Ocean surgeon – Acanthurus bahianus
Blue tang surgeon – Acanthurus coeruleus
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
192
Eyestriped surgeon – Acanthurus dussumieri
Powderbrown tang – Acanthurus japonicus
Brno 1
Powderblue surgeon – Acanthurus leucosternon
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Perm 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 26
Clown surgeon – Acanthurus lineatus
Dusky surgeon – Acanthurus nigrofuscus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4; Tashkent 1
Olive surgeon – Acanthurus olivaceus
Chocolate surgeon – Acanthurus pyroferus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Red Sea clown surgeon – Acanthurus sohal
Convict surgeon – Acanthurus triostegus
Surgeon (Tang) – Acanthurus sp.
Spotted surgeon – Ctenochaetus strigosus
Brno 1; Novosibirsk 1; Tallinn 2
Elegant unicornfish – Naso elegans
Ekaterinburg 1
Smoothhead unicornfish – Naso lituratus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 22; Tashkent 1; Vladivostok
(«Akvamir») 1
Bulbnose unicornfish – Naso tonganus
Bluespine unicorn tang – Naso unicornis
Unicornfish (Tang) – Naso sp.
Tallinn 1
Blue tang – Paracanthurus hepatus
Brno 1; Ekaterinburg 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 6; Perm 1; Riga 2; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 2; Tallinn 8; Tashkent 2; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 6
Yellow tang – Zebrasoma flavescens
Brno 1; Chleby 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Ekaterinburg 2; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Novosibirsk
1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 5; Perm 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 15; Sevastopol 2;
Tallinn 1; Yaroslavl 2
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Twotone tang – Zebrasoma scopas
Novosibirsk 1; Tallinn 1; Tashkent 1
Sailfin tang – Zebrasoma veliferum
Purple tang – Zebrasoma xanthurum
Brno 1; Moscow (Zoo) 3; Perm 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 4; Sevastopol 3
Siganidae
Rabbitfish – Lo (Siganus) vulpinus
Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 59; Sevastopol 2;
Tallinn 1; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2
Magnificent rabbitfish – Siganus (Lo) magnificus
Spinefoot – Siganus (Lo) sp.
CHANNIFORMES
Channidae
Snakehead – Channa (Ophiocephalus) argus argus
Ekaterinburg 2; Kharkov 1
Small snakehead – Channa asiatica
Almaty 2; Brno 2; Novosibirsk 10; Tashkent 1
Redlined snakehead – Channa micropeltes
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Volzhsky 2
African snakehead – Channa obscura
Kharkov 7; Perm 2
Snakehead – Channa sp.
Seversk 2
MASTACEMBELIFORMES
Mastacembelidae
Elephantnose spiny eel – Macrognathus aculeatus
Grodno 1; Kaunas 2; Kharkov 6; Novosibirsk 35; Perm 4; Rostov-on-Don 1; Rovno 2;
Samara 1; Voronezh 8
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Tiretrack eel – Mastacembelus armatus
Ekaterinburg 10; Kharkov 6; Kiev (Zoo) 5; Lipetsk 2; Perm 2; Prague 5;
Rostov-on-Don 1
Spotted fire eel – Mastacembelus circumcinctus
Perm 4
Fire eel – Mastacembelus erythrotaenia
Almaty 1; Ekaterinburg 3; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Lipetsk 1; Novosibirsk 15; Penza 1; Prague 4;
Sevastopol 2; Surgut 3
Fire eel – Mastacembelus favus
Samara 1
Frecklefin eel – Mastacembelus maculatus
Novosibirsk 24; Surgut 1
Barred spiny eel – Mastacembelus pancalus
Zebra ell – Mastacembelus zebratus
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 78
Fire eel – Mastacembelus sp.
Almaty 10; Dushanbe 4; Kiev (Zoo) 2
SCORPAENIFORMES
Scorpaenidae
Twospot turkeyfish – Dendrochirus biocellatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Shortfin turkeyfish – Dendrochirus brachypterus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Zebra turkeyfish – Dendrochirus zebra
Moscow (Zoo) 9; Perm 2
Raggedfin firefish – Pterois antennata
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Sevastopol 1
Devil lionfish – Pterois miles
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Frillfin turkeyfish – Pterois mombasae
Moscow (Zoo) 7
Whitefin lionfish – Pterois radiata
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Red lionfish – Pterois volitans
Brno 1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 6; Novosibirsk 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St
Petersburg (Oceanarium) 18; Sevastopol 15; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 2; Yaroslavl 1
Lionfish – Pterois sp.
195
Brown scorpionfish – Scorpaena porcus
Sevastopol 20
Synanceiidae
Warty stonefish – Synanceia verrucosa
Triglidae
Tub gurnard – Trigla (Chelidonichthys) lucerna
Sevastopol 4
PLEURONECTIFORMES
Bothidae
Leopard flounder – Bothus pantherinus
Scophthalmidae
Turbot – Рsetta (Scophthalmus) maeotica
Sevastopol 2
Pleuronectidae
Flounder – Рlatichthys flesus luscus
Sevastopol 9
Soleidae
Sand sole – Solea nasuta
Sevastopol 6
TETRAODONTIFORMES
Balistidae
Orangelined filefish – Balistapus undulatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Tashkent 4
Clown triggerfish – Balistoides conspicillum
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 1;
Sevastopol 4
Indian triggerfish – Melichthys indicus
Sevastopol 1
Pinktail triggerfish – Melichthys vidua
196
Pacific black triggerfish – Odonus niger
Brno 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg
(Oceanarium) 30; Sevastopol 6; Tallinn 1
Humu-humu-nuku-nuku-a-puaà (Blackbar triggerfish) – Rhinecanthus aculeatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 1; Sevastopol 1; Tashkent 1
Picasso triggerfish – Rhinecanthus assasi
Sevastopol 1
Wedgetail triggerfish – Rhinecanthus rectangulus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Blackbelly triggerfish – Rhinecanthus verrucosus
Diodontidae
Freckled porcupinefish – Diodon holacanthus
Monacanthidae
Red Sea longnose filefish – Oxymonacanthus halli
Moscow (Zoo) 5
Harlequin filefish – Oxymonacanthus longirostris
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Filefish – Paramonacantus sp.
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Ostraciidae
Longhorn cowfish – Lactoria cornuta
Yellow boxfish – Ostracion cubicus
Blackblotched turretfish – Tetrosomus gibbosus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Tetraodontidae
Masked puffer – Arothron diadematus
Stars-and-stripes toadfish – Arothron hispidus
Striped puffer – Arothron immaculatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Blackspot puffer – Arothron nigropunctatus
197
Starry puffer – Arothron stellatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Spider-eye puffer – Сanthigaster amboinensis
Red Sea sharpnose puffer – Сanthigaster margaritata
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Spotted sharpnose puffer – Сanthigaster solandri
Sevastopol 1
Saddled puffer – Сanthigaster valentini
Golden puffer – Chonerhinus (Auriglobus) modestus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
South American puffer (Amazon puffer) – Colomesus asellus
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Eyespot pufferfish – Tetraodon biocellatus
Tallinn 1
Ocellated pufferfish – Tetraodon cutcutia
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Lined puffer – Tetraodon fahaka (lineatus)
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Surgut 1
Green pufferfish – Tetraodon fluviatilis
Kaliningrad 2; Yerevan 4
Target puffer – Tetraodon leiurus brevirostris
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Omsk 6; Perm 3; Volzhsky 2
Spotted green pufferfish – Tetraodon nigroviridis
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Leopard puffer – Tetraodon schoutedeni
Riga 6
LOPHIIFORMES
Antennariidae
Shaggy angler – Antennarius hispidus (randalli)
198
199
200
201
AMPHIBIA
GYMNOPHIONA
Ichthyophiidae
Bannan caecilian – Ichthyophis bannanicus
Riga 3
Caecilian – Ichthyophis sp.
Tula 1
Typhlonectidae
Aquatic caecilian – Typhlonectes compressicauda
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/6; Riga 1/0; Tula 2
Rio Cauca caecilian – Typhlonectes natans
Riga 1/1/8
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
CAUDATA
Hynobiidae
Manchurian salamander – Hynobius keyserlingi
Elizovo 4
Siberian salamander – Ranodon sibiricus
Moscow (Zoo) 4
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
Ambystomatidae
Axolotl – Ambystoma mexicanum
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Ekaterinburg 6; Kharkov 5; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 1; Novouralsk 3;
Surgut 1; Syktyvkar 1/1; Tallinn 13; Voronezh 1; Yaroslavl 7
Tiger salamander – Ambystoma tigrinum
Prague 6
IUCN (LC)
Amphiumidae
Three-toed amphiuma – Amphiuma tridactylum
Tula 1
Salamandridae
Okinawa newt – Cynops ensicauda
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/20
Oriental fire-bellied newt – Cynops orientalis
Moscow (Zoo) 3/1/8; Tallinn 13
Japanese fire-bellied newt – Cynops pyrrhogaster
Tashkent 1; Yaroslavl 3
Caucasian salamander – Mertensiella caucasica
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
202
203
Moscow (Zoo) 3/3
Azerbaijan newt – Neurergus crocatus
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/3
Luristan newt – Neurergus kaiseri
IUCN (CR)
Riga 74; Tula 1/1
Iberian ribbed newt – Pleurodeles waltl
IUCN (NT)
Brno 5; Cheboksary 3/2; Cherkassy 1/0; Chomutov 2/1; Ekaterinburg 2/2;
Kaliningrad 2/4/4; Kaunas 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1;
Nikolaev 3/3/2; Novouralsk 3/2; Omsk 20; Riga 13; Samara 2; Semey 3;
Stavropol 1/2; Surgut 1/2; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 2; Volzhsky 2/3; Yaroslavl 5
European fire salamander – Salamandra salamandra
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Krasnoyarsk 5; Minsk 1/1/1; Nikolaev 1/1; Riga
3; Tula 2; Yaroslavl 1
Spotted fire salamander – Salamandra salamandra salamandra
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Alpine newt – Triturus (Ichthyosaura, Mesotriton) alpestris
IUCN (LC)
Alpine newt – Triturus (Ichthyosaura, Mesotriton) alpestris alpestris
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/2
Bosca`s newt – Triturus boscai
IUCN (LC)
Lipetsk 1/2; Novosibirsk 2/2/20; Syktyvkar 0/1; Voronezh 5
Crested newt – Triturus cristatus
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 2/1; Prague 6; Riga 10; Volzhsky 2
Danube newt – Triturus dobrogicus
IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/5
Karelin`s newt – Triturus karelinii
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4
Carpathian newt – Triturus montandoni
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Banded newt – Triturus vittatus ophryticus (Syn. Ommatotriton ophryticus)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/2
IUCN (LC)
Smooth newt – Triturus vulgaris
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 4; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5; Kaliningrad 2/1; Prague 15; Riga 14
Smooth newt – Triturus vulgaris vulgaris
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 5/3
Alligator newt – Tylototriton andersoni
IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 6
Crocodile newt (Himalayan newt) – Tylototriton verrucosus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 3/1
ANURA (SALIENTIA)
Pipidae
Dwarf African clawed frog – Hymenochirus boettgeri
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 3; Kaliningrad 4/4/5; Kiev (Zoo) 7; Novosibirsk 5/5/30; Seversk 5
African clawed frog – Xenopus laevis
IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech`ye 7; Cheboksary 3/3; Cherkassy 1/0; Ekaterinburg 3/5; Elizovo 8; Grodno
1/1; Kaliningrad 2/5/7; Karaganda 1/1; Kharkov 5; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Komsomolsk-on-Amur
2; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 6; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 1/1/4; Novosibirsk 5/5/20;
Novouralsk 1/2; Omsk 2/3; Penza 1/1; Riga 0/1/17; Rovno 1/2; Samara 4; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1; Semey 1/2; Smolensk 1/3/1; Stavropol 1/0; Surgut 1/1; Syktyvkar 1/1; Tallinn 1;
Tashkent 1/1; Tula 4/0; Volzhsky 2/3; Voronezh 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
African clawed frog – Xenopus laevis borealis
IUCN (LC)
Riga 3/1/11
Forest clawed frog – Xenopus (Silurana) tropicalis
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/2/12
Discoglossidae
Fire-bellied toad – Bombina bombina
Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Kaliningrad 2/0; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Prague 10; Riga 80
Yunnan fire-bellied toad – Bombina maxima (microdeladigitora)
Tula 6/0
Oriental fire-bellied toad – Bombina orientalis
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1/10; Cherkassy 1/1; Chomutov 5
Yellow-bellied toad – Bombina variegata
Grodno 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6; Tula 2
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Pelobatidae
Horned frog – Megophrys montana nasuta
IUCN (LC)
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Asiatic horned frog – Megophrys montana
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 6
Malayan horned frog – Megophrys nasuta
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
European spadefoot toad – Pelobates fuscus
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 1/0; Riga 8
European spadefoot toad – Pelobates fuscus fuscus
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 2/2
Syrian spadefoot toad – Pelobates syriacus syriacus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/6
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Bufonidae
European common toad – Bufo bufo
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Kaliningrad 3/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Novouralsk 1/2; Riga 2;
Rostov-on-Don 4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Zelenogorsk 1/1
European common toad – Bufo bufo verucosissima
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 3
Natterjack toad – Bufo calamita
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 9; Riga 4/2/41
Bony-headed toad – Bufo galeatus
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 2/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2/0/2; Perm 5; Riga 2/0/39
Asiatic toad – Bufo gargarizans
IUCN (LC)
Tula 3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Smooth-sided toad – Bufo guttatus
IUCN (LC)
Yakutsk 1/0
Giant marine toad – Bufo marinus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Belgorod 1/0; Ekaterinburg 0/2; Elizovo 1/2; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kazan 0/4;
Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 0/1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/0; Novouralsk 0/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1;
Odessa (Zoo) 10; Omsk 1/1; Perm 4; Prague 2; Riga 1/1/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1;
Sevastopol 0/1; Smolensk 1; Stavropol 2/1; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 1/1; Tula 1/2;
Volzhsky 1/1; Yakutsk 1/1
Marbled toad – Bufo marmoreus
IUCN (LC)
Asiatic black-spined toad – Bufo melanostictus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/1
European green toad – Bufo viridis
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1; Grodno 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/0; Kiev (Zoo) 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev
1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Riga 6; Tashkent 1/1; Tula 6; Volzhsky 3
Dendrobatidae
Three-striped arrow-poison frog – Ameerega trivittata
Prague 11
(Syn. Epipedobates trivittatus)
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Poison durt frog – Dendrobates (Epipedobates) anthonyi
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Donetsk 5
Green and black poison-arrow frog – Dendrobates auratus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Cherkassy 5; Donetsk 15; Kiev (Zoo) 2/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/1; Riga 3/2/19; Tula 6
Blue poison-arrow frog – Dendrobates azureus
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Donetsk 1/2/18; Prague 4; Riga 2/2/6
Fantastic poison dart frog – Dendrobates fantasticus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Donetsk 1
Splash-backed poison arrow frog – Dendrobates galactonotus
Donetsk 3
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Pasco poison frog – Dendrobates lamasi
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
205
Donetsk 16; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2
Yellow-banded poison arrow frog – Dendrobates leucomelas
Cherkassy 4; Donetsk 9; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Riga 4/1/11
CITES II,
Strawberry poison dart frog – Dendrobates (Oophaga) pumilio
Donetsk 1/2/6
CITES II,
Reticulated poison frog – Dendrobates (Ranitomeya) reticulatus
Donetsk 1/1/6
CITES II,
Demonic poison arrow frog – Dendrobates (Minyobates) steyermarki
Donetsk 5
CITES II,
Dyeing poison arrow frog – Dendrobates tinctorius
CITES II,
Donetsk 8/9/22; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Riga 2/1/41
Yellow-striped poison arrow frog – Dendrobates truncatus
CITES II,
Cherkassy 4; Donetsk 17; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5
Brazilian poison frog – Dendrobates (Ranitomeya) vanzolinii
Donetsk 3
CITES II,
Zimmermann`s poison frog – Dendrobates (Ranitomeya) variabilis
Donetsk 2
CITES II,
Poison arrow frog – Dendrobates (Oophaga) vicentei
CITES II,
Donetsk 2
Two-toned poison arrow frog – Phyllobates bicolor
CITES II,
Donetsk 1
Golden poison arrow frog – Phyllobates terribilis
CITES II,
Prague 7; Riga 4/0/19
Golfodulcean poison arrow frog – Phyllobates vittatus
CITES II,
Donetsk 2/2/20; Riga 4/2/26; Tula 5
Hyperoliidae
Brown-striped spiny reed frog – Afrixalus fornasinii
Donetsk 16
Argus reed frog – Hyperolius argus
Donetsk 2/3; Kiev (Zoo) 3/0
Mitchell`s reed frog – Hyperolius mitchelli
Donetsk 2/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/1/14
Reed frog – Hyperolius puncticulatus
Donetsk 2/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/1/6; Riga 18
Transparent pigmy sedge frog – Hyperolius pusillus
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
Kenyan reed frog – Hyperolius viridiflavus
Cherkassy 6; Kiev (Zoo) 6/4/11
Spotted kassina – Kassina maculata
Donetsk 8; Riga 16; Tallinn 3
Amani forest treefrog – Leptopelis vermiculatus
Donetsk 8; Kiev (Zoo) 4/0/10; Tula 2
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (CR)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (DD)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
206
207
Leptodactylidae
Brazilian horned frog – Ceratophrys aurita
IUCN (LC)
Yaroslavl 2
Amazonian horned frog – Ceratophrys cornuta
IUCN (LC)
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Ornate horned frog – Ceratophrys (Oxycephala) ornata
IUCN (NT)
Almaty 2; Cherkassy 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1/0; Kaliningrad 2/1;
Kharkov 1/1; Kishinev 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1; Minsk 0/1;
Nikolaev 2/0; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1; Perm 1; Riga 6/5/5; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2;
Stavropol 1/0; Tallinn 3; Tula 1; Yakutsk 0/1; Yaroslavl 2
Ornate horned frog (albino) – Ceratophrys (Oxycephala) ornata var. albino
Ekaterinburg 0/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Tula 2
IUCN (NT)
Budgett`s frog – Lepidobatrachus laevis
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1
Moscow (Zoo) 3/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/1; Nikolaev 4; Novouralsk 0/1; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 3/2; Odessa (Zoo) 3/4; Prague 1; Riga 6/0/26; Rovno 5; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 3/4; Stavropol 1/1; Tula 6
New Guinea tree frog – Litoria infrafrenata
IUCN (LC)
Donetsk 3/2/100; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Omsk 1
Tree frog – Litoria sp.
Tallinn 4
Giant tree frog – Osteopilus septentrionalis
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 0/1; Tallinn 1
Mission golden-eyed tree frog – Phrynohyas (Trachycephalus) resinifictrix
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3; Brno 1/4/4; Elizovo 4; Kiev (Zoo) 12; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/8;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 6; Riga 0/2/99; Rovno 0/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Tallinn 9;
Tula 2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Veined tree frog – Phrynohyas (Trachycephalus) venulosa
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 8; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/6; Riga 29; Rovno 9; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Tallinn 6
Tree frog – Phrynohyas (Trachycephalus) sp.
Donetsk 6/2; Perm 4
Orange-legged leaf frog – Phyllomedusa hypocondrialis
IUCN (LC)
Donetsk 5
Microhylidae
Madagascar tomato frog – Dyscophus (Discophus) antongilii
Ekaterinburg 2/1; Omsk 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Sambava tomato frog – Dyscophus (Discophus) guineti
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 2/0; Lipetsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 18; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/1;
Prague 3; Riga 8; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3; Volzhsky 2/3
Malayan bullfrog – Kaloula pulchra
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 3; Kaliningrad 2/0; Nikolaev 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
Red-banded frog – Phrynomerus bifasciatus
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 15; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4; Tula 1/1
Marbled rain frog – Scaphiophryne marmorata
IUCN (VU)
Riga 15
Hylidae
Red-eyed tree frog – Agalychnis callidryas
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 6/6/11; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Riga 1/0/118
European tree frog – Hyla arborea
IUCN (LC)
Cherkassy 2/0; Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2/15; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kiev
(Zoo) 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Riga 8; Syktyvkar 0/1
Green tree frog – Hyla cinerea
IUCN (LC)
Omsk 1; Tallinn 5
Hourglass tree frog – Hyla ebraccata
IUCN (LC)
Donetsk 5
Valle tree frog – Hyla rubracyla (Hypsiboas rubracylus)
IUCN (LC)
Riga 0/1/11
White`s tree frog – Litoria (Pelodryas) caeruleа
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4; Baku 1/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/3; Elizovo 4; Kaliningrad 1/1;
Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0/10; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Lipetsk 1/1;
Ranidae
Golden mantella – Mantella aurantiaca
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Perm 5; Riga 2/2/71
Eastern mantella – Mantella crocea
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Kiev (Zoo) 2/1/6
Malagasy mantella – Mantella madagascariensis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
Splendid mantella – Mantella pulchra
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kiev (Zoo) 2/0
African bullfrog – Pyxicephalus adspersus
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Nikolaev 0/1;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/2; Riga 8; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Sevastopol 1/1; Tula 1; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/0
Edible bullfrog – Pyxicephalus edulis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2; Tula 3
Siberian wood frog – Rana amurensis
IUCN (LC)
Yakutsk 1/0
Moor frog – Rana arvalis
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 6; Riga 13
Far Eastern wood frog – Rana chensinensis
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 5
Dalmatian frog – Rana dalmatina
IUCN (LC)
208
Prague 5
Edible frog – Rana esculenta
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 5; Riga 2
Goliath frog – Rana (Conraua) goliath
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0
Pool frog – Rana lessonae
Elizovo 3; Grodno 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/1; Riga 2
Marsh frog – Rana ridibunda
Elizovo 3; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Riga 20
European common frog – Rana temporaria
Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 2/1; Riga 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5
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IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Rhacophoridae
Denny`s whipping frog – Polypedates dennysii
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/0/17; Rovno 1
Bamboo tree frog – Polypedates leucomystax
IUCN (LC)
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Riga 56
Omei tree frog – Polypedates omeimontis
IUCN (LC)
Tula 0/1
Bony-headed rhacophorus – Polypedates otilophus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 10
Tree frog – Polypedates dennysii group
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Smolensk 1/1; Tula 10
Tree frog – Polypedates sp.
Lipetsk 1
Philippine flying frog – Rhacophorus appendiculatus
IUCN (LC)
Riga 0/1/201
Warty tree frog (Malaysia) – Theloderma asperum (Malaysia)
IUCN (LC)
Tula 5/3/28
Warty tree frog (North Vietnam) – Theloderma asperum (N. Vietnam)
Tula 4/4/37
IUCN (LC)
Warty tree frog (South Vietnam) – Theloderma asperum (S. Vietnam)
Tula 4/2/65
IUCN (LC)
Chapa bug-eyed frog – Theloderma bicolor
IUCN (EN)
Tula 6/3/27
Tonkin bug-eyed frog – Theloderma corticale
IUCN (DD)
Cherkassy 1; Donetsk 3/1/8; Ekaterinburg 1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Moscow
(Zoo) 1/1/3; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 2; Riga 70; St Petersburg (Zoo) 17; Tallinn 4;
Tula 6/3/71; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3
Gordon`s bug-eyed frog – Theloderma gordoni
IUCN (LC)
Riga 20
Gordon`s bug-eyed frog (Central Vietnam) – Theloderma gordoni (C. Vietnam)
Tula 6/3/113
IUCN (LC)
Gordon`s bug-eyed frog (North Vietnam) – Theloderma gordoni (N. Vietnam)
Tula 4/4/10
IUCN (LC)
Thai bug-eyed frog – Theloderma horridum
IUCN (LC)
Tula 11
Malaya bug-eyed frog – Theloderma leporosa
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1/4
Ryabov`s bug-eyed frog – Theloderma ryabovi
IUCN (DD)
Tula 0/1
Taylor`s bug-eyed frog – Theloderma stellatum
IUCN (NT)
Riga 3/0/11; Tula 6/3/99
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REPTILIA
Asian leaf turtle – Cyclemys enigmatica
IUCN (LR/nt)
Prague 4/3/7
Oldham`s leaf turtle – Cyclemys oldhamii
IUCN (LR/nt)
Prague 1/1
Blanding`s turtle – Emydoidea blandingi
IUCN (LR/nt)
Lipetsk 0/1
European pond turtle – Emys orbicularis
IUCN (LR/nt)
Abakan 2; Anapa 4; Baku 5/5; Bolsherech`ye 5; Cheboksary 2/3; Chita 3/1; Chomutov
7/10/1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 2/13; Hluboka nad Vltavou 7/2/5;
Kaliningrad 1/2; Karaganda 1/1; Kaunas 5/5; Kazan 0/1; Kharkov 5/9; Kiev (Zoo)
1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/2; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 1; Nalchik 1/1; N.
Novgorod (Exotarium) 2; Nikel 1/1; Nikolaev 1/2; Novosibirsk 3/5/1; Novouralsk 2/3;
Odessa (Zoo) 2/10; Omsk 0/2; Penza 2/2/3; Perm 1; Prague 5/3; Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don
3; Rovno 1/1; Samara 2/2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6; Seversk 1/1; Smolensk 2/4; Surgut
4/8; Syktyvkar 2/2; Tashkent 0/1; Tula 1; Voronezh 1/2/8; Yaroslavl 1/0/1; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/0; Zhlobin 1/2
False map turtle – Graptemys pseudogeographica
CITES III, IUCN (LR/nt)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Novosibirsk 0/1; Seversk 0/2
Crowned river turtle – Hardella thurjii
IUCN (VU)
Prague 4/3
Giant Asian pond turtle – Heosemys grandis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/2; Kiev (Zoo) 0/2; Nikolaev 3/1; Prague 4/5/18
Cochin forest cane turtle – Vijayachelys (Heosemys) silvatica
IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/0
Spiny turtle – Heosemys spinosa
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Brno 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 2/2; Prague 1/2
Yellow-headed temple turtle – Hieremys annandalii
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Novosibirsk 0/1; Seversk 0/1
Brown roofed turtle – Kachuga (Panshura) smithii
CITES II, IUCN (LR/nt)
Prague 3/3/1
Malayan snail-eating turtle – Malayemys subtrijuga
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/0; Seversk 0/1
Annam leaf turtle – Mauremys annamensis
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Prague 2/3/11
Caspian turtle – Mauremys caspica
Dushanbe 3; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kaunas 1/0; Kharkov 2;
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Lipetsk 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Yerevan 1/1
Western Caspian turtle – Mauremys caspica rivulata
Kiryat Motzkin 5
Asian yellow pond turtle – Mauremys mutica
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Prague 1/1
Malayan flat-shelled turtle – Notochelys platynota
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/0
CHELONIA
Carettochelyidae
Pig-nosed turtle – Carettochelys insculpta
Brno 3; Perm 0/1; Prague 10; Riga 2
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Chelydridae
Common snapping turtle – Chelydra serpentina
Cherkassy 1/0; Elizovo 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 0/1;
Krasnoyarsk 1; Lipetsk 1/0; Novosibirsk 0/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1; Omsk 1;
Perm 1; Riga 1/0; Stavropol 1/0; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 2/0
Alligator snapping turtle – Macroclemys (Macrochelys) temmincki
CITES III, IUCN (VU)
Elizovo 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Perm 1;
Prague 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Sevastopol 1/1; Stavropol 1/0; Tallinn 0/1; Tula 0/1
Dermatemydidae
Central American river turtle – Dermatemys mawii
Prague 0/2
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Emydidae
River terrapin (Batagur) – Batagur baska
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Prague 1/2/10
Malaysian painted river turtle – Batagur (Callagur) borneoensis
Prague 1/0; Riga 5
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Chinese three-keeled pond turtle – Chinemys reevesii
CITES III, IUCN (EN)
Prague 2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/0
Southeast Asian box turtle – Cuora amboinensis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/3; Brno 0/1; Kaliningrad 2/1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 2/0;
Prague 3/4/6; Riga 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Seversk 1/1; Surgut 1
Yellow-margined box turtle – Cuora flavomarginata
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Prague 1
Indochinese box turtle – Cuora (Cistoclemmys) galbinifrons
Prague 2/1
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Prague 2
galbinifrons
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Prague 2
picturata
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Striped leaf turtle – Cyclemys atripons (pulchristriata)
IUCN (LRnt)
Prague 6
Asian leaf turtle – Cyclemys dentata
IUCN (LR/nt)
Ekaterinburg 1; Prague 1/3/1; Riga 10
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Malaysian giant turtle – Orlitia borneensis
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Brno 1/5; Lipetsk 1; Prague 4/2/4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2
North Antillean slider – Pseudemys (Trachemys) decussata decussata
Prague 1/4/4
Ornate box turtle – Pseudemys (Terrapene) ornata
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Novosibirsk 0/1
Pond slider – Pseudemys (Trachemys) scripta
IUCN (LR/nt)
Abakan 5; Almaty 2/2/7; Belgorod 1/0/2; Bolsherech`ye 9; Cheboksary 1/5; Cherkassy
1/1; Chita 11; Ekaterinburg 2/2; Elizovo 6/7; Grodno 2/7; Kaliningrad 0/1; Karaganda
2/1; Kazan 2/10; Kharkov 8/11/4; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Kishinev 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur
3/3; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 6; Minsk 8/10; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/2;
Nikel 2; Nogliki 1/0; Novouralsk 3/6; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2; Odessa (Zoo) 0/10; Omsk
1/4; Penza 1/2/1; Riga 0/2/30; Rostov-on-Don 4/2; Rovno 1/2; Samara 3; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 6; Semey 3; Sevastopol 8; Stavropol 2/2; Surgut 2/6; Syktyvkar 0/3; Tashkent
2/3/2; Tula 2; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 8; Volzhsky 7; Voronezh 13/5; Yaroslavl 1/3;
Yerevan 2/0; Zelenogorsk 5; Zhlobin 1/4
Red-eared slider – Pseudemys (Trachemys) scripta elegans
IUCN (LR/nt)
Brno 1/2/23; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/16/63; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/2; Kiryat
Motzkin 23; Nikolaev 0/9/1; Novosibirsk 5/25; Samara 2; Seversk 2/7; Smolensk 2/4;
Vyshkov 4
Cumberland slider – Pseudemys (Trachemys) scripta troostii
IUCN (LR/nt)
Kaliningrad 1/1; Samara 0/3; Tallinn 0/1/10
Keeled box turtle – Pyxidea (Cyclemys) mouhotii
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Kaliningrad 0/2; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Black marsh turtle (Siamese temple turtle) – Siebenrockiella crassicollis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Nikolaev 1; Prague 6/6/5; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Philippine forest turtle – Siebenrockiella (Heocemys) leytensis
Prague 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Common box turtle – Terrapene carolina
Kaliningrad 0/2
Three-toed box turtle – Terrapene carolina triunguis
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
Kinosternidae
Striped mud turtle – Kinosternon baurii
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0
Red-cheeked mud turtle – Kinosternon cruentatum
Ekaterinburg 1/0
Common musk turtle – Sternotherus odoratus (Kinosternon odoratum)
Tula 1/2
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Platysternidae
Big-headed turtle – Platysternon megacephalum
Riga 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Testudinidae
Central Asian tortoise – Agrionemys (Testudo) horsfieldi
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Abakan 4; Almaty 1; Belgorod 3/2/5; Bolsherech`ye 3; Brno 0/1; Cheboksary 1/1;
Cherkassy 2/3; Chita 2; Chomutov 3/7; Dushanbe 15; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Elizovo 2/4;
Grodno 3/12; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2/8; Ivanovo 1; Kaliningrad 1/4/2; Karaganda 6/9;
Kaunas 5/9/2; Kazan 1/2; Kharkov 4/5/169; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kishinev 1/2; Komsomolskon-Amur 2/4; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 5; Minsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 10; Nalchik 1; Nikel
1/1; Nikolaev 2/9/1; Nogliki 0/1; Novosibirsk 130/190/260; Novouralsk 2/2; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 0/2/3; Omsk 4/3/5; Penza 1/1/2; Perm 2; Riga 1/1/19;
Rostov-on-Don 0/1/1; Rovno 1/2; Samara 5; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5; Semey 2/1; Sevastopol
1/1; Seversk 1/1; Smolensk 1/2; Stavropol 1/0/1; Surgut 8/4; Syktyvkar 2/4; Tallinn 14;
Tashkent 4/5/4; Tula 3; Volzhsky 1; Voronezh 2/1; Yaroslavl 5; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3/2;
Zelenogorsk 6; Zhlobin 1/4
Central Asian tortoise – Agrionemys (Testudo) horsfieldi kazachstanica
Prague 0/1/16
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
South American red-footed tortoise – Geochelone (Chelonoidis) carbonaria
CITES II
Almaty 1/0; Brno 3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1; Lipetsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/3/1;
Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Riga 4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/0; Smolensk 1;
Surgut 1/0; Tula 1/1; Yaroslavl 2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
South American yellow-footed tortoise – Geochelone denticulata
Nikolaev 0/4
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Star tortoise – Geochelone elegans
CITES II, IUCN (LR/lc)
Ekaterinburg 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/5; Novosibirsk 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 2; Yakutsk 1/0
Idefatigable island tortoise – Chelonoidis (Geochelone) nigra (elephantopus)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Prague 2/0; Riga 0/2 (nigrita) porteri
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Aldabra tortoise – Geochelone (Testudo) gigantea (Dipsochelys dussumieri)
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Leopard tortoise – Geochelone (Centrochelys) pardalis
CITES II
Almaty 2/2/1; Ekaterinburg 2/1; Karaganda 1/0; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1;
Stavropol 1/0; Surgut 1/0
Northern leopard tortoise – Geochelone (Centrochelys) pardalis babcocki
Brno 1/0/3
CITES II
Southern leopard tortoise – Geochelone (Centrochelys) pardalis pardalis
Prague 1/4/13; Riga 4
CITES II
Radiated tortoise – Geochelone (Asterochelis) radiata
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Brno 1/1; Ekaterinburg 2/2; Karaganda 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo)
2/0/2; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/2; Prague 57; Rostov-on-Don 1; Tula 2/0
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African spurred tortoise – Geochelone (Centrochelys) sulcata
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 4; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Chleby 3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/2;
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 2/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Novosibirsk
3/2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1; Perm 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Rovno 1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 4; Tallinn 7; Tula 1/1
Texas tortoise – Gopherus berlandieri
Prague 4
Gopher tortoise – Gopherus polyphemus
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Speckled Cape tortoise – Homopus signatus signatus
Prague 2/1
Bell`s hingeback tortoise – Kinixys belliana
CITES II
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1
Home`s hingeback tortoise – Kinixys homeana
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Novosibirsk 0/2; Seversk 0/1
Hingeback tortoise – Kinixys sp.
CITES II
Kishinev 0/1
African pancake tortoise – Malacochersus tornieri
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 2; Karaganda 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3/3; Perm 5/5; Prague 6/6/15;
Riga 1/0; Tula 1/2
Asian brown tortoise – Manouria (Geochelone) emys emys
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Riga 0/1
Impressed tortoise – Manouria impressa
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Prague 4
Madagascar spider tortoise – Pyxis arachnoides
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Nikolaev 1; Perm 7
Common spider tortoise – Pyxis arachnoides arachnoides
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Prague 1/4
Northern spider tortoise – Pyxis arachnoides brygooi
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Brno 4/2; Perm 2
Madagascar flat-tailed spider tortoise – Pyxis planicauda
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Prague 1/2
Spur-thighed tortoise – Testudo graeca
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Baku 3/4; Belgorod 2/3; Brno 1/0; Cherkassy 1/1; Elizovo 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/2/2;
Kaliningrad 2/0; Kharkov 1/0; Kishinev 1/1; Lipetsk 2/0; Novosibirsk 4/3; Odessa (Zoo)
1/0; Riga 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/0/5; Smolensk 1; Surgut 1/2; Volzhsky 3; Voronezh 1/1;
Yaroslavl 1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Asia minor spur-thighed tortoise – Testudo graeca ibera
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kazan 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nikolaev 1/0; Perm 1/1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 4; Yerevan 1/0
Spur-thighed tortoise – Testudo graeca nabeulensis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Perm 1/2; Prague 3/1/1
Middle East spur-thighed – Testudo graeca terrestris
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kiryat Motzkin 21
Hermann`s tortoise – Testudo hermanni
Chomutov 4/6; Hluboka nad Vltavou 4/5/13; Kishinev 1/1; Perm 0/1/1; Riga 1/0
Hermann`s tortoise – Testudo hermanni boettgeri
Brno 1/0/10; Prague 6/4/3
Balkan Hermann`s tortoise – Testudo hermanni hermanni
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Prague 4
Egyptian tortoise – Testudo (Pseudotestudo) kleinmanni
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Elizovo 2/2; Kharkov 3/1; Kishinev 1/0; Minsk 1/0; Perm 2/15; Prague 1/2/1; Riga 3/0;
Marginated tortoise – Testudo marginata
Brno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 6/0; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Prague 1; Smolensk 1
Trionychidae
Florida softshelled turtle – Apalone ferox
Brno 1/0; Novouralsk 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
Indian flapshelled turtle – Lissemys punctata scutata
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
Chinese softshelled turtle – Trionyx (Pelodiscus) sinensis
IUCN (VU)
Abakan 3; Almaty 0/1/3; Cherkassy 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Elizovo 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/0;
Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 1/0; Kazan 0/1; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/4; Krasnoyarsk
1; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 1/0; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1; Nikolaev 1/0/3; Novosibirsk 0/5;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Omsk 2; Riga 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Samara 1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1; Seversk 1/0; Surgut 1/1; Syktyvkar 2/0; Tallinn 0/1; Tashkent 1/0; Tula 1;
Voronezh 1; Yakutsk 0/1; Yaroslavl 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zhlobin 1
Chinese softshelled turtle (albino) – Trionyx (Pelodiscus) sinensis (var. albino)
Tula 1
IUCN (VU)
Spiny softshelled turtle – Trionyx spiniferus
Kaliningrad 1/1
Nile softshelled turtle – Trionyx triunguis
Abakan 1; Sevastopol 1/0/1
Softshelled turtle – Trionyx sp.
Bolsherech`ye 1; Cheboksary 2; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Grodno 1; Penza 1; Rovno 1/1;
Smolensk 3; Stavropol 1/1
Cheloniidae
Loggerhead turtle – Caretta caretta
Sevastopol 0/1
Common green turtle – Chelonia mydas
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Sevastopol 1
Hawksbill turtle – Eretmochelys imbricate
Kiev (Zoo) 1/0
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
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Chelidae
Australian snake-necked turtle – Chelodina longicollis
Cherkassy 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 1; Lipetsk 1; Minsk 0/1; Nikolaev 5; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1
New Guinea snake-necked turtle – Chelodina novaeguineae
IUCN (LR/lc)
Seversk 0/1
Siebenrock`s snake-necked turtle – Chelodina siebenrocki
IUCN (LR/nt)
Prague 1/1; Riga 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Syktyvkar 1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Snake-necked turtle – Chelodina sp.
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Voronezh 0/1
Matamata turtle – Chelus fimbriatus
Cherkassy 1/0; Elizovo 1; Lipetsk 1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Perm 1; Riga 3;
Rostov-on-Don 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Stavropol 1/0; Tula 1/1
Australian big-headed turtle – Emydura australis
Almaty 1/1; Kaunas 2/1
Red-bellied short-necked turtle – Emydura subglobosa
IUCN (LR/lc)
Lipetsk 0/1; Prague 1/1/4; Vladivostok («Akvamir») 9
Geoffroy`s toadhead turtle (Geoffroy`s side-necked turtle) – Phrynops geoffroanus
Brno 1/0; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don1
Common toadhead turtle – Phrynops nasutus
Twist-necked turtle - Platemys platycephala
Kaliningrad 1/1; Lipetsk 2
Kaliningrad 1/0; Kharkov 3; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Kishinev 1; Krasnoyarsk 1; Lipetsk 1/0;
Minsk 1/1; Nalchik 1/0; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1/1; Nikolaev 0/1/2; Novosibirsk
0/1; Omsk 1; Perm 2/1/6; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Samara 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0;
Sevastopol 1/0; Seversk 2; Syktyvkar 1/0; Tashkent 1/0; Volzhsky 2; Voronezh 1;
Yaroslavl 2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3
Yacare caiman – Caiman crocodylus yacare
Brno 0/1; Cherkassy 0/1; Elizovo 1; Karaganda 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 2/0;
Rovno 2/1; Stavropol 1/1
Broad-nosed caiman – Caiman latirostris
CITES I,II, IUCN (LR/lc)
Kaliningrad 1/1; Smolensk 1
Black caiman – Melanosuchus niger
CITES I,II, IUCN (LR/cd)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Dwarf caiman – Paleosuchus palpebrosus
Brno 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 1/0; Voronezh 2
Schneider`s smooth-fronted caiman – Paleosuchus trigonatus
Chita 2; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Stavropol 1/0
Pelomedusidae
Helmeted turtle – Pelomedusa subrufa
Kaliningrad 1/0; Kishinev 0/1; Lipetsk 1; Perm 1/0; Prague 1/3/11
West African mud turtle – Pelusios castaneus
IUCN (LR/lc)
Brno 1/0
East African black mud turtle – Pelusios subniger
IUCN (LR/lc)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 3; Riga 1
Yellow-spotted Amazon River turtle – Podocnemis unifilis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Elizovo 2; Rostov-on-Don 2
CROCODILIA
Alligatoridae
American (Mississippi) alligator – Alligator mississippiensis CITES II, IUCN (LR/lc)
Kharkov 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nalchik 1/0; Nikolaev 1/0
Chinese alligator – Alligator sinensis
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Grodno 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3/1; Tallinn 0/2
Spectacled caiman – Caiman crocodylus
Almaty 0/1; Baku 1/0; Belgorod 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 2; Ekaterinburg 2/2;
Crocodylidae
American crocodile – Crocodylus acutus
CITES I,II, IUCN (VU)
Kishinev 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 0/2
Agrican slender-snouted crocodile – Crocodylus cataphractus
Voronezh 1
CITES I, IUCN (DD)
Nile crocodile – Crocodylus niloticus
CITES I, II, IUCN (LR/lc)
Abakan 0/1; Baku 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Cherkassy 1/0; Chita 1; Elizovo 0/1;
Kaliningrad 1/0; Kaunas 1/0; Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Minsk 1/1/1;
Novosibirsk 1/0; Odessa (Oceanarium) 3; Perm 1/1; Riga 0/1; Rovno 2; Samara 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Seversk 0/1; Surgut 0/1; Tashkent 1/1; Vladivostok
(«Akvamir») 1; Voronezh 1; Yakutsk 0/1; Yerevan 2/0
Saltwater crocodile – Crocodylus porosus
CITES I, II, IUCN (LR/lc)
Tallinn 1/1
Cuban crocodile – Crocodylus rhombifer
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Almaty 2/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0
Siamese crocodile – Crocodylus siamensis
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Almaty 2; Elizovo 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/1
Dwarf crocodile – Osteolaemus tetraspis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Tallinn 0/1; Tula 0/1
West African dwarf crocodile – Osteolaemus tetraspis tetraspis
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
False gavial (Sunda gavial) – Tomistoma schlegelii
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Riga 1/2
Gavialidae
Gharial – Gavialis gangeticus
Prague 3/4
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
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219
SQUAMATA
(Oceanarium) 1/1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Omsk 1; Perm 1; Riga 1/1; Rovno 1/1; Samara
1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1/1; Sevastopol 1; Seversk 0/1; Smolensk 0/1/1; Syktyvkar 1/0;
Tallinn 7; Tashkent 0/1; Tula 1/1; Yaroslavl 3; Yerevan 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Vietnamese golden gecko – Gekko ulikovskii
Almaty 1/1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/0
Lined gecko – Gekko vittatus
Nikolaev 1/0; Riga 1/0/1; Rovno 1/1
Vietnamese leopard gecko – Goniurosaurus araneus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Cat Ba leoparg gecko – Goniurosaurus catbaensis
Tula 1/2
Chinese eyelid gecko – Goniurosaurus lui
Donetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Chinese leopard gecko (Lichtenfeder`s gecko) – Goniurosaurus lichtenfelderi
Tula 2/3
Asian house gecko – Hemidactylus frenatus
Tallinn 5
Flathead leaf-toed gecko – Hemidactylus platycephalus
Donetsk 1/2
Mediterranean gecko – Hemidactylus turcicus
Donetsk 1/0
Leaf-toed gecko – Hemidactylus sp.
Tashkent 1/0; Yaroslavl 1
African fat-tailed gecko – Hemitheconyx caudicinctus
Almaty 1/2/2; Ekaterinburg 2/1; Grodno 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5; Komsomolsk-onAmur 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 2/2/1; Nikolaev 1/2; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 0/3; Riga 0/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 7; Tallinn 1; Tula 1/5; Voronezh 0/1
African whole-toed gecko – Holodactylus africanus
Prague 3/3/4
Striped velvet gecko – Homopholis fasciatus
Donetsk 3/5; Prague 1/0
Cape dwarf gecko – Lygodactylus capensis kapenhami
Donetsk 1/1
Yellow-headed dwarf gecko – Lygodactylus luteopicturatus
Donetsk 3/5
Williams` dwarf gecko (Turquoise dwarf gecko) – Lygodactylus williamsi
Donetsk 2/3
New Zealand tree gecko – Naultinus elegans elegans
CITES III
Prague 2/1
Marbled velvet gecko – Oedura marmorata
Ocellated velvet gecko – Oedura monilis
Sauria
Gekkonidae
Small-toed gecko – Cnemaspis sp.
Tallinn 1
Mexican banded gecko (Yucatan banded gecko) – Coleonyx elegans
Donetsk 1/1
Central American banded gecko – Coleonyx mitratus
Almaty 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Tula 1
Desert banded gecko – Coleonyx variegatus variegatus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Flat-tailed gecko – Cosymbotus platyurus
Donetsk 25; Tallinn 1
Gecko – Cyrtopodion (Gymnodactylus) (Tenuidactylus) fedtschenkoi
Tashkent 1/0
Leopard gecko – Eublepharis macularius
Abakan 1; Almaty 4/4/18; Baku 3/4; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Brno 2/2/1; Cherkassy 6/2;
Donetsk 37; Ekaterinburg 4/13; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 2; Kaliningrad 2/4/1; Kaunas 4/3/7;
Kazan 1/3; Kharkov 1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/6/1; Kiryat Motzkin 3; Kishinev 2/2; Krasnoyarsk
2/2; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 0/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/6/2; Nikolaev 2/0/25; Novosibirsk
3/14; Novouralsk 1/3; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Omsk 2/1; Prague
1/2/1; Riga 1/2; Rovno 1/2; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5; Seversk 1/0; Tashkent
6/10; Tula 2/5/10; Voronezh 0/1; Yaroslavl 2/1/4; Yerevan 2/3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Leopard gecko (albino) – Eublepharis macularius var. albino
Almaty 2
Leopard gecko (albino, “tremper”) – Eublepharis macularius
Donetsk 2
(“tremper”, var. albino)
Leopard gecko (hypomelanistic) – Eublepharis macularius (hypomelanistic)
Donetsk 6
Leopard gecko (leocistic) – Eublepharis macularius (leocistic)
Cherkassy 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Lipetsk 1/2; Rovno 1/2; Tula 1/4/2
Leopard gecko (leocistic, patternless) – Eublepharis macularius
Donetsk 3
(leocistic, patternless)
Bauer`s chameleon gecko – Eurydactylodes agricolae
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Tula 1/0
Tokay gecko – Gekko gecko
Abakan 2; Almaty 3/3/6; Bolsherech`ye 2/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Donetsk 1/1/5;
Ekaterinburg 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Karaganda 1/0; Kaunas 1/0/3; Kazan 1/1/3; Kharkov
2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Lipetsk 1/2/5; Minsk
1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 1/1/7; Novosibirsk 2/2; Odessa
220
221
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
Bibron`s thick-toed gecko – Pachydactylus bibroni
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Kaunas 1; Prague 1/0
Tiger thick-toed gecko – Pachydactylus tigrinus
Donetsk 0/2
Turner`s thick-toed gecko – Pachydactylus turneri
Donetsk 3/5; Prague 0/1/1
Thick-toed gecko – Pachydactylus sp.
Yaroslavl 1
Barbour`s day gecko – Phelsuma barbouri
CITES II
Tula 1
Zanzibar day gecko – Phelsuma dubia
CITES II
Donetsk 2/4
Mauritius day gecko – Phelsuma guimbeani
CITES II
Tallinn 6
Gold dust day gecko (Broad-tailed day gecko) – Phelsuma laticauda laticauda
Donetsk 2/2/2
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Madagascar giant day gecko – Phelsuma madagascariensis
CITES II
Almaty 1/3; Kazan 1/1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/3; Nikolaev 2/0; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1;
Perm 1/0; Riga 3/1/3; Rovno 1/1
Madagascar giant day gecko – Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis
Donetsk 2/3/4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Tula 1/5
CITES II
Madagascar giant day gecko – Phelsuma madagascariensis madagascariensis
Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Stavropol 0/1
CITES II
Four-spot day gecko (Peacock day gecko) – Phelsuma quadriocellata
Tula 1/1
CITES II
Standing`s day gecko – Phelsuma standingi
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Donetsk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2/1
Gliding gecko (Kuhl`s flying gecko) - Ptychozoon kuhli
Kazan 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Sinai fan-fingered gecko – Ptyodactylus guttatus
Kiev (Zoo) 2/2
Yellow fan-fingered gecko – Ptyodactylus hasselquistii
Elizovo 3; Tallinn 1
New Caledonia bumpy gecko – Rhacodactylus auriculatus
Donetsk 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 2/0; Riga 1/1
Bavay`s giant gecko – Rhacodactylus chachoua
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Guichenot`s giant gecko – Rhacodactylus ciliatus
Donetsk 2/2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1/2
New Galedonia giant gecko – Rhacodactylus leachianus henkeli
Donetsk 1/1/3
Roux`s giant gecko – Rhacodactylus sarasinorum
Donetsk 3/1
White-spotted gecko (Ringed wall gecko) – Tarentola annularis
Chomutov 20
Moorish gecko (Common wall gecko) – Tarentola mauritanica
IUCN (LC)
Cherkassy 1/0; Chomutov 11; Donetsk 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1; Nikolaev
2/1; Tallinn 1
Frog-eyed sand gecko – Teratoscincus scincus
Almaty 3/0; Cherkassy 1/0; Kaliningrad 3/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; Riga 1/3/1; Tashkent 5/8
Frog-eyed sand gecko – Teratoscincus scincus rustamovi
Tashkent 2/2
Speartail leaf-tailed gecko – Uroplatus ebenaui
CITES II
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Agamidae
Mountain horn-headed lizard (Armored pricklenape) – Acanthosaura armata
Odessa (Zoo) 2/1
Common agama – Agama agama
Kiev (Zoo) 2
Common agama – Agama agama dodomae
Prague 1/2
Steppe agama – Agama (Trapelus) sanguinolenta
Almaty 1/1; Tashkent 1/1
Bearded dragon – Amphibolurus (Pogona) barbatus
Brno 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0/8; Lipetsk 1/0; Minsk 1/1
Inland bearded dragon – Amphibolurus (Acanthodraco, Pogona) vitticeps
Almaty 6/6; Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Cherkassy 2/2; Donetsk 3/5; Grodno 2/0; Ekaterinburg 1/3;
Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 0/2; Krasnoyarsk 2/3; N. Novgorod (Exotarium)
1/1; Nikolaev 2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2/3/2; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Perm 2; Prague 1/0/4;
Riga 2; Rovno 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Smolensk 1/1; Tula 3/8/2; Voronezh 1;
Yaroslavl 1/1
Variable agama (Oriental garden lizard) – Calotes versicolor
Almaty 1
Frilled lizard – Chlamydosaurus kingii
Cherkassy 1; Kaunas 1/0; Kazan 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Riga 3; Stavropol 1/1; Tula 1/4;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Chameleon forest dragon – Gonocephalus chamaeleontinus
Malayan sail-finned lizard – Hydrosaurus amboinensis
Ekaterinburg 1/0; Nikolaev 1/0
Philippine sail-finned lizard – Hydrosaurus pustulatus
IUCN (DD)
Riga 2
Weber`s crested lizard – Hydrosaurus weberi
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0
Spotted toadhead agama – Phrynocephalus guttatus guttatus
222
Prague 2/1
Sunwatcher toadhead agama – Phrynocephalus helioscopus
Tashkent 1
Saissan toadhead agama – Phrynocephalus melanurus
Prague 0/2
Secret toadhead agama – Phrynocephalus mystaceus
Tashkent 1/0
Asian water dragon – Physignathus cocincinus
Almaty 2/1/11; Ekaterinburg 0/2; Karaganda 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Komsomolsk-onAmur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 3/2; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium)
1/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 2; Prague 0/3; Riga 1/3; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 7; Tallinn 0/1; Tashkent 0/1/2
Water dragon – Physignathus lesueurii
Cherkassy 1/0
Water dragon – Physignathus sp.
Stavropol 1/0
Mountain agama (Turkestan rock agama) – Stellio (Laudakia) lehmanni
Tashkent 1/1
Starred agama (Roughtail rock agama) – Stellio (Laudakia) stellio
Chomutov 1/1
Dabb spiny-tailed lizard – Uromastyx acanthinurus
CITES II
Brno 68; Chomutov 1/0; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1; Prague 686; Smolensk 0/1
Egyptian spiny-tailed lizard – Uromastyx aegyptius
CITES II
Kharkov 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Prague 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3
Sudan mastigure – Uromastyx dispar
CITES II
Lipetsk 1
Ornate mastigure – Uromastyx ornatus
CITES II
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Prague 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Teylor`s agama – Xenagama taylori
Almaty 2; Nikolaev 1
Chamaeleonidae
African chameleon – Chamaeleo africanus
CITES II
Minsk 1
Veiled chameleon – Chamaeleo calyptratus
CITES II
Almaty 4/3; Baku 2/2; Cherkassy 1/2; Chomutov 1/0; Donetsk 2/4/10; Moscow (Zoo)
1/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1/5; Stavropol 1/0;
Yaroslavl 2/1
Common chameleon – Chamaeleo chamaeleon
CITES II
Flapneck chameleon – Chamaeleo dilepis
CITES II
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2
Fischer`s chameleon – Chamaeleo (Bradypodion, Kinyongia) fischeri
Donetsk 1/1
CITES II
223
Jackson`s chameleon – Chamaeleo jacksonii
Brno 0/1
Cameroon sailfin chameleon – Chamaeleo montium
Prague 1/1/2
Oustalet`s chameleon – Chamaeleo (Furcifer) oustaleti
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Prague 4/2
Reunion chameleon – Chamaeleo (Furcifer) pardalis
Cherkassy 1/1; Donetsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
CITES II
CITES II
CITES II
CITES II
Iguanidae
Baracoa anole – Anolis baracoae
Almaty 2; Odessa (Zoo) 1; Prague 1/0
Green anole – Anolis carolinensis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3; Tula 7/5/5; Yaroslavl 1/1
Knight anole – Anolis equestris
Almaty 2/1; Brno 0/2; Kaunas 2/1; Stavropol 1/0
Brown anole – Anolis sagrei
Tallinn 1
Common basilisk – Basiliscus basiliscus
Nikolaev 1
Green crested basilisk – Basiliscus plumifrons
Almaty 3/3; Brno 2/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Minsk 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 1; Odessa (Zoo) 8; Perm 2/0; Prague 1/0; Riga 1/0/5; St Petersburg (Zoo)
3; Tallinn 1/1/14
Brown basilisk – Basiliscus vittatus
Almaty 4; Brno 0/5; Cherkassy 1/2; Donetsk 3/1; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Lipetsk 1/1; Samara
1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6
Garrido`s crested anole (Western bearded anole) – Chamaeleolis barbatus
Donetsk 1/2
Collared lizard – Crotaphytus collaris
IUCN (LC)
Brno 2/0/2; Cherkassy 1/1; Prague 2/5
Rhinoceros iguana – Cyclura cornuta
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Brno 3/2; Nikolaev 1/1; Prague 1/2/3; Riga 1/0
Rhinoceros iguana – Cyclura cornuta cornuta
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Cuban iguana – Cyclura nubila
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Brno 2/5/3
Cuban iguana – Cyclura nubila nubila
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Prague 7/8/11
Common green iguana – Iguana iguana
CITES II
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 1/2; Baku 2/2; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Brno 1/3;
Cherkassy 1/0/2; Chita 1/0/2; Chleby 1/0; Donetsk 1/1/2; Ekaterinburg 2/3; Elizovo 2/2;
Grodno 1; Ivanovo 1/0/1; Kaliningrad 5; Karaganda 1/0; Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 2/1; Kharkov
4; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0/3; Kiryat Motzkin 2; Kishinev 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/3;
224
225
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/0; Minsk 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Nalchik 1; N. Novgorod
(Exotarium) 1/0/2; Nikel 3/2; Novosibirsk 2/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1; Odessa (Zoo)
2/0; Omsk 1/1; Penza 2; Perm 1/2; Riga 2/1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/3; Rovno 1/2; Samara
3/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 7; Sevastopol 1/0; Smolensk 1/1; Stavropol 1/1; Surgut
1/3; Tallinn 3/0/1; Tashkent 0/1; Tula 1/0; Volzhsky 1/1; Voronezh 1/2; Yakutsk 1/2;
Yaroslavl 2/1/1; Yerevan 2/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/0; Zelenogorsk 2/0
Cayman lion lizard – Leiocephalus carinatus
Prague 1/0
Madagascar spiny-tailed iguana (Cuvier`s Madagascar swift) – Oplurus cuvieri
Rovno 4/0
Madagascar spiny-tailed iguana (Cuvier`s Madagascar swift) – Oplurus cuvieri
Brno 2/1/3
cuvieri
Baja blue rock lizard – Petrosaurus thalassinus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/2
Western chuckwalla – Sauromalus obesus obesus
Brno 3/1; Prague 5/2/2
Desert spiny lizard – Sceloporus magister
IUCN (LC)
Brno 4/2/12; Prague 2/10/15
Giant blue-tongued skink – Tiliqua gigas
Almaty 2/2/4; Grodno 2/0; Kaunas 1/0; Kishinev 1/1; Lipetsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3;
Tula 1/1
Blue-tongued skink – Tiliqua scincoides
Cherkassy 1; Chita 1; Karaganda 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Minsk 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 1/1; Omsk 1; Perm 1/2; Riga 2/0/3; Rovno 1/1; Sevastopol 1/0;
Stavropol 1/0
Northern blue-tongued skink – Tiliqua scincoides intermedia
Donetsk 1; Ekaterinburg 1/1/2; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kazan 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0;
Novouralsk 0/1; Tashkent 1/0; Tula 3
Eastern blue-tongued skink – Tiliqua scincoides scincoides
Tula 1
Blue-tongued skink – Tiliqua scincoides ssp. (Irian-Jaya)
Donetsk 1
Skink – Tiliqua sp.
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0/8; Yaroslavl 1/1
Crocodile skink – Tribolonotus gracilis
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Riga 1
Cochinchinese water skink – Tropidophorus cocincinensis
Tula 2/2/4
Water skink – Tropidophorus sp.
Kaliningrad 2/0
Scincidae
Eyed skink – Chalcides ocellatus
Chomutov 24; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/1; Tashkent 1/1; Tula 2/3/6
Skink – Chalcides sexlineatus
Brno 1; Donetsk 1/2
Prehensile-tailed skink (Solomon Island skink) – Corucia zebrata
Prague 1/1/1; Riga 2/0/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Tula 3/3/3
Major skink – Egernia frerei
African gold skink (Schneider`s skink) – Eumeces schneideri
Cherkassy 1/0; Tashkent 1
Pink-tongued skink – Hemisphaeriodon (Tiliqua) gerrardii
Tula 1/1/1
Fat skink – Lygosoma (Riopa) corpulentum
Tula 2/1/4
Fernand`s skin – Lygosoma (Riopa) fernandi
Donetsk 1/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Novouralsk 1/0; Prague 2/3;
Sundevall`s writhing skink – Lygosoma (Riopa) sundevalli
Kiev (Zoo) 4
Common variable skink – Mabuya margaritifer
Donetsk 5; Prague 1/3/1
Sand skink – Scincus scincus
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Voronezh 1
IUCN (LC)
CITES II
Cordylidae
Armadillo girdle-tailed lizard – Cordylus cataphractus
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Giant girdle-tailed lizard – Cordylus giganteus
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Tropical girdle-tailed lizard – Cordylus tropidosternum
CITES II
Kiev (Zoo) 5; Prague 1/0
Yellow-throated plated lizard – Gerrhosaurus flavigularis
Kiev (Zoo) 1; Kiryat Motzkin 4; Nikolaev 1/1/2; Prague 1/3
Round-nosed plated lizard – Gerrhosaurus major
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 3; Lipetsk 2/2; Odessa
(Oceanarium) 1/1; Prague 1/0; Riga 1/1/3; Seversk 1/0; Volzhsky 1/1; Yakutsk 1/1
Lesser black plated lizard – Gerrhosaurus nigrolineatus
Stavropol 1/0
African plated lizard – Gerrhosaurus validus
Almaty 1/0
Madagascar red-sided plated lizard – Zonosaurus madagascariensis
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 0/2
Ornate plated lizard – Zonosaurus ornatus
226
Nikolaev 1/2
Striped plated lizard – Zonosaurus quadrilineatus
Kaunas 1/1
Lacertidae
Steppe runner – Eremias arguta deserti
Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Prague 3/6/4
Reticulate racerunner – Eremias grammica
Tashkent 1
Rapid racerunner – Eremias velox
Tashkent 2
Canary Island lizard (Tenerife lizard) – Gallotia galloti
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Gran Canaria giant lizard – Gallotia stehlini
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1
Sand lizard – Lacerta agilis
Abakan 3; Elizovo 4; Grodno 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Prague 4/5/14; Riga 2;
Volzhsky 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/0
Sand lizard – Lacerta agilis chersonensis
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
Sand lizard – Lacerta agilis exigua
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
Ocellated lacerta – Lacerta lepida
Chomutov 1/1
Lizard – Lacerta media
Tunisian eyed lizard – Lacerta (Timon) pater
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Rock lizard – Lacerta (Darevskia) saxicola
Kaliningrad 0/1
Balkan emerald lizard – Lacerta trilineata
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1
European green lizard – Lacerta viridis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Tallinn 1
Viviparous lizard – Lacerta (Zootoca) vivipara
IUCN (LR/lc)
Grodno 1/0; Lipetsk 1; Prague 9; Riga 4
Lizard (Lacerta) – Lacerta sp.
Painted long-tailed lizard – Latastia longicaudata
Kiev (Zoo) 2/3
Anguidae
Slow worm – Anguis fragilis
Grodno 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Prague 4/3/5; Riga 0/1/9
227
Giant Hispaniolan galliwasp – Celestus warreni
IUCN (CR)
Tula 2/3
Scheltopusik (Glass lizard) – Pseudopus (Ophisaurus) apodus
Chomutov 1/2/6; Ekaterinburg 2/1; Elizovo 2; Kaunas 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Kiryat Motzkin
1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Lipetsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 1/0; Novouralsk 1;
Penza 2; Prague 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Smolensk 1; Tallinn 4; Tashkent 1
Teiidae
Caiman lizard (Guyana caiman lizard) – Dracaena guianensis
CITES II
Brno 1/1; Prague 1/1/5; Rostov-on-Don 1
Tegu lizard – Tupinambis teguixin
CITES II
Cherkassy 0/1; Ekaterinburg 3/0; Kazan 1/0; Perm 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Varanidae
Spiny-tailed monitor – Varanus acanthurus
CITES II
Almaty 1/0; Donetsk 3; Kiev (Zoo) 4/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
White-throated monitor – Varanus albigularis
CITES II
Chita 1/0; Sevastopol 1/0
White-throated monitor – Varanus albigularis albigularis
CITES II
Ekaterinburg 1/1
Bengal monitor – Varanus bengalensis
CITES I
Ekaterinburg 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Blue-tailed monitor – Varanus doreanus
CITES II
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0
Savannah monitor – Varanus exanthematicus
CITES II
Bolsherech`ye 1; Donetsk 1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Kharkov 1/1;
Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Lipetsk 1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 1/0; Syktyvkar
1/0; Tallinn 1/0; Yakutsk 1; Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Desert monitor – Varanus griseus
CITES I
Dushanbe 2; Smolensk 1; Tashkent 8; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0
Central Asian grey monitor – Varanus griseus caspius
CITES I
Abakan 1; Grodno 1
Mangrove monitor – Varanus indicus
CITES II
Kaunas 4; Kharkov 1/1; Prague 1/0; Riga 1/2
Komodo dragon – Varanus komodoensis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/1/3
Emerald tree monitor – Varanus macraei
CITES II
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Quince monitor (Banggai Island monitor) – Varanus melinus
CITES II
Prague 3/1
Nile monitor – Varanus niloticus
CITES II
Almaty 0/1; Cherkassy 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Stavropol 1/0;
228
229
Yerevan 1/1
Green tree monitor – Varanus prasinus
CITES II
Green tree monitor – Varanus prasinus beccari
CITES II
Almaty 2/0; Prague 1/1
Malayan water monitor – Varanus salvator
CITES II
Almaty 1; Cherkassy 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Karaganda 1/0; Kaunas 1; Kharkov 1/1;
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/0; Minsk 1/0; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Nikolaev 2/1;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 1/1; Smolensk 1; Stavropol 0/1;
Tula 1/0; Voronezh 1
Boa constrictor – Boa constrictor
CITES II
Abakan 1; Almaty 1/2; Brno 0/1; Cherkassy 2/4; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 1/1;
Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 1/2/2; Kiryat Motzkin 0/1/2; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 1/1/1; N. Novgorod
(Exotarium) 0/1; Nikolaev 1/1; Novosibirsk 0/2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/0; Odessa (Zoo)
3; Prague 1/0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/1; Rovno 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 1/1;
Surgut 1; Syktyvkar 1/1; Tallinn 2; Voronezh 2/1; Yakutsk 0/1; Yerevan 1/0
Boa constrictor – Boa constrictor constrictor
CITES II
Donetsk 2/2; Ekaterinburg 1/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/2; Stavropol 1/0
Central American boa – Boa constrictor imperator
CITES II
Baku 1/1; Chita 1/1; Donetsk 3/4; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Lipetsk 1/0; Nalchik 1;
Perm 4
Central American boa (albino) – Boa constrictor imperator var.albino
Donetsk 1/2
CITES II
Central American boa (Hogg Island) – Boa constrictor imperator “Hogg Island”
Donetsk 1/1; Perm 0/1; Tula 0/2
CITES II
Central American boa (hypomelanistic) – Boa constrictor imperator
Donetsk 3/2
(hypomelanistic)
CITES II
Argentine boa – Boa constrictor occidentalis
CITES I
Ekaterinburg 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 7; Tula 2/2/2
Bismarck ringed python – Bothrochilus boa
CITES II
Donetsk 1/1; Tula 1/0
West African burrowing python (Calabar ground python) – Calabaria reinhardtii
Tula 2/0
CITES II
New Guinea viper boa – Candoia aspera
CITES II
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2/1; Seversk 0/
Pacific boa (striped) – Candoia carinata carinata (striped)
CITES II
Tula 1/0
Pacific boa (spotted) – Candoia carinata carinata (spotted)
CITES II
Tula 0/1
Green tree python – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis
CITES II
Almaty 1/0; Cherkassy 1/0; Donetsk 2/2/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Komsomolskon-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Perm 1/1; Prague 1/1/4; Riga 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4;
Smolensk 1/1; Tallinn 1/1
Green tree python (Papua New Guinea) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis
Tula 1/3/1
(Papua New Guinea)
CITES II
Green tree python (Aru Islands) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis (Aru)
Donetsk 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Tula 0/3
CITES II
Green tree python (Biak) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis (Biak)
CITES II
Green tree python (Jajapura) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis (Jajapura)
Donetsk 1/0; Tula 0/1/1
CITES II
Green tree python (Lereh) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis (Lereh)
Tula 1/0/1
CITES II
Xenosauridae
Chinese crocodile lizard – Shinisaurus crocodilurus
Moscow (Zoo) 3/0; Prague 1/2; Tula 2/2/2
CITES II
Helodermatidae
Rio Fuerte beaded lizard – Heloderma horridum exasperatum
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Mexican beaded lizard – Heloderma horridum horridum
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Tula 5
Gila monster – Heloderma suspectum
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Donetsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 2; Tula 1/0/2
Serpentes
Acrochordidae
Javan wart snake – Acrochordus javanicus
Tula 0/2
Boidae
Dumeril`s ground boa – Acrantophis dumerili
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Donetsk 1/2/4; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kishinev 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1;
Krasnoyarsk 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Tula 2/2
Madagascar ground boa – Acrantophis madagascariensis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/3/6; Riga 1/0;
Tula 2/2
Large-blotched python – Antaresia stimsoni
CITES II
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 1/1; Tula 3/3/5
Papuan olive python – Apodora (Liasis) papuana
CITES II
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0;
Tula 2/2
Black-headed python – Aspidites melanocephalus
CITES II
Donetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/3; Tula 2/2
Woma python – Aspidites ramsayi
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Donetsk 1/1
230
231
Green tree python (Merauke) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis (Merauke)
Donetsk 0/1
CITES II
Green tree python (Sorong) – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis (Sorong)
CITES II
Emerald tree boa – Corallus caninus
CITES II
Donetsk 3/2; Rovno 1/1; Tula 2/0
Garden tree boa – Corallus hortulanus (enydris)
CITES II
Almaty 1/0; Cherkassy 1/1; Ekaterinburg 2; Grodno 1; Ivanovo 1/1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2/1;
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 3/1; Perm 1/2;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Stavropol 1/0; Tula 1/1/4
Cuban boa – Epicrates angulifer
Almaty 1/0; Brno 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Kaliningrad 1; Kharkov 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 0/1;
Lipetsk 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Perm 0/1/3; Prague 4/3/17; Riga 2/2/4; Rostov-on-Don
0/1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 8; Seversk 1/1; Tula 2/1/1
Rainbow boa – Epicrates cenchria
CITES II
Bolsherech`ye 1; Ekaterinburg 1/1/5; Grodno 0/1/3; Kharkov 2/1; Kiryat Motzkin
1; Kishinev 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1/1; Novouralsk 1/1;
Stavropol 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/0
Brazilian rainbow boa – Epicrates cenchria cenchria
CITES II
Donetsk 2/2/1; Prague 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 1/1
Paraguayan rainbow boa – Epicrates cenchria crassus
CITES II
Novosibirsk 1/2
Peruvian rainbow boa – Epicrates cenchria gaigei
CITES II
Moscow (Zoo) 0/3/4
Brown rainbow boa – Epicrates cenchria maurus (Syn. Epicrates maurus)
CITES II
Almaty 1/1/12; Brno 1/0; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1/7; Kaunas 0/3;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 7; Tallinn 6
Puerto Rican boa – Epicrates inornatus
CITES I, IUCN (LR/nt)
Seversk 1/1; Tula 2/1/2
Island boa – Epicrates striatus
CITES II
Almaty 0/1; Elizovo 1; Grodno 1; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Nikolaev 4/6; Prague 1; Samara 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Volzhsky 0/1/10
Haitian boa – Epicrates striatus striatus
CITES II
Tula 1/1
Jamaican boa – Epicrates subflavus
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Tula 1/1
Egyptian sand boa – Eryx (Gongylophis) colubrinus colubrinus
CITES II
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Tula 1/1
Kenya sand boa – Eryx (Gongylophis) colubrinus loveridgei
CITES II
Prague 2/2/11; Tula 0/1
Rough-scaled sand boa – Eryx (Gongylophis) conicus conicus
CITES II
European sand boa – Eryx jaculus
CITES II
Kharkov 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Prague 3; Tallinn 0/1
European sand boa – Eryx jaculus familiaris
CITES II
Tula 2/2
European sand boa – Eryx jaculus jaculus
CITES II
Tula 1/0
Arabian sand boa – Eryx jayakari
CITES II
Tula 2/1/4
Brown sand boa (Indian sand boa) – Eryx johnii johnii
CITES II
Donetsk 3/2
Brown sand boa (Indian sand boa) – Eryx johnii persicus
CITES II
Tula 2/1
Turkmenian sand boa – Eryx miliaris
CITES II
Cherkassy 2/0; Dushanbe 2; Riga 1/0; Rovno 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Stavropol 1/0;
Tallinn 1; Tashkent 1; Yerevan 1/1
Turkmenian sand boa – Eryx miliaris nogaiorum
CITES II
Tula 1/1
West African sand boa (Muller`s sand boa) – Eryx muelleri muelleri
CITES II
Tula 2/3
Tartar sand boa – Eryx tataricus
CITES II
Almaty 3/2; Bolsherech`ye 2; Ekaterinburg 1/1/1; Kaliningrad 2/1; Novosibirsk 1/2/2;
Tashkent 4/5/1
Tartar sand boa (Iran) – Eryx tataricus (Iran)
CITES II
Tula 0/1
Tartar sand boa (Northwest China) – Eryx tataricus (N.-W. China)
Tula 6
CITES II
Tartar sand boa (Uzbekistan) – Eryx tataricus (Uzbekistan)
CITES II
Tula 2/3
CITES II
Sand boa – Eryx sp.
CITES II
Tula 0/2
Green anaconda – Eunectes murinus
CITES II
Brno 2/2; Kiryat Motzkin 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 2/3/4; Tallinn 1; Tula 1/1;
Voronezh 1/1
Yellow anaconda – Eunectes notaeus
CITES II
Abakan 1; Almaty 3; Baku 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1; Cherkassy 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Grodno
1/1; Kharkov 2/1/4; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1/10; Kiryat Motzkin 1; Kishinev 2/1; Komsomolsk-onAmur 0/2; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4; Nalchik 1; N.
Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1; Nikolaev 1/2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1; Omsk 1; Penza 2/0;
Riga 0/2; Rovno 2/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Smolensk 1/0; Stavropol 1/1; Tallinn 1/0/3;
Tashkent 1; Tula 1/0; Voronezh 1/1; Yakutsk 1/1; Yerevan 1/1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
DÀlbert`s python (White-lipped pytnon) – Liasis (Leiopython) albertisii
CITES II
Donetsk 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1/3; Krasnoyarsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Prague 1/1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Tula 1/2
Macklot`s python – Liasis mackloti
CITES II
232
233
Almaty 1/1/4; Grodno 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5; Seversk 0/1
Rosy boa – Lichanura (Charina) trivirgata myriolepis
Tula 1/1/4
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Baja California rosy boa – Lichanura (Charina) trivirgata saslowi
Tula 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Mexican burrowing python – Loxocemus bicolor
CITES II
Kishinev 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1; Tula 1/2
Scrub python (Amethystine python) – Morelia (Python) amethystinus
CITES II
Donetsk 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Rovno 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0;
Seversk 1/0
Blotched python – Morelia (Python) bredli
CITES II
Donetsk 1/1
Carpet (diamond) python – Morelia (Python) spilota
CITES II
Ekaterinburg 1/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1
Jungke carpet python – Morelia (Python) spilota cheynei
CITES II
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1/3; Tula 1/1
Carpet python – Morelia (Python) spilota harrisoni
CITES II
Krasnoyarsk 1/1
Diamond python – Morelia (Python) spilota spilota
CITES II
Tula 1/1
Northwestern carpet python – Morelia (Python) spilota variegata
CITES II
Brno 1/0; Donetsk 2/3; Ekaterinburg 2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1; Moscow
(Zoo) 2/2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2/3; Stavropol 1/0; Tula 1/1; Yakutsk 1/1
Hybrid – Chondropython (Morelia) viridis x Morelia (Python) spilota variegata
Donetsk 1/0
Halmahera python – Morelia (Python) traysi (tracyae)
CITES II
Tula 1/1
Blood python – Python curtus
CITES II
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Lipetsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Nikel 2; Novosibirsk 1/0; Seversk
1/1; Stavropol 0/1; Voronezh 1
Bornean blood python – Python curtus breitensteini
CITES II
St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Tula 1/0
Red blood python – Python curtus brongersmai
CITES II
Donetsk 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Prague 4/2; Tula 1/1/1
Blood pyphon – Python curtus curtus
CITES II
Ekaterinburg 1/1
Asian rock python – Python molurus
Belgorod 1/1; Chelyabinsk 1; Cherkassy 1/1; Chita 1; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1/0;
Kharkov 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nalchik 1/0; Nikolaev
2/2; Novosibirsk 2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Omsk 1/1; Penza 3/1; Perm 1/2; Riga 1; Rovno
1/1; Smolensk 1/0; Surgut 1/0; Tallinn 2; Voronezh 0/2/2; Yaroslavl 0/1; Yerevan 1/1;
Asian rock python (albino) – Python molurus var.albino
Abakan 1; Baku 1/0; Ekaterinburg 2/1; Grodno 1/0; Lipetsk 1/0; Nalchik 1/0; N. Novgorod
(Exotarium) 0/1; Sevastopol 0/1; Smolensk 0/1; Surgut 1/0; Voronezh 1/0
Burmese rock python – Python molurus bivittatus
Almaty 1/1/10; Baku 1/0; Chleby 0/1; Donetsk 0/1; Ivanovo 1/0; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas
1/1; Kazan 3/1; Kiev (Zoo) 3; Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Kishinev 0/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur
1/1; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/3;
Samara 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6; Seversk 1/1; Syktyvkar 2/1; Tashkent 1/1/1; Tula 0/1;
Volzhsky 1/1; Yakutsk 0/1
Burmese rock python (albino) – Python molurus bivittatus var. albino
Donetsk 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Minsk 1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1/3; Stavropol 1/2; Tula 0/1
Burmese rock python (patternless) – Python molurus bivittatus (patternless)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Tula 2/2
Burmese rock python (albino, patternless) – Python molurus bivittatus
Tula 1/1
(patternless) var. albino CITES II, IUCN (LR/nt)
Indian rock python – Python molurus molurus
CITES I, IUCN (LR/nt)
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Prague 1/1; Tallinn 1
Sri Lankan rock python – Python molurus pimbura
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Tula 1/1/2
Royal python – Python regius
CITES II
Almaty 2/2/4; Brno 0/1; Chelyabinsk 3; Cherkassy 1/1; Donetsk 8/14; Ekaterinburg 1/0;
Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 2/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Ivanovo 1/0; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kazan
4; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Kishinev 1; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1;
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 2/3; Nikolaev 0/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1;
Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Omsk 2/1; Prague 4/1/1; Riga 2/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/2; Rovno 2/0;
Samara 1/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 9; Seversk 1/2; Stavropol 1/0; Tallinn 1; Tula 1/2;
Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Reticulated python – Python (Broghammerus) reticulatus
CITES II
Abakan 1; Almaty 2/3; Cherkassy 0/1; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno
1/0; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kaunas 1/1; Kharkov 1/2/1; Kiryat Motzkin 3; Kishinev 0/1;
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2; N.
Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1; Nikolaev 1/2; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Penza 1/0; Prague
1/0; Riga 0/1; Rovno 0/1; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Seversk 1/0; Tallinn 3/0;
Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Jampea reticulated python – Python (Broghammerus) reticulatus jampeanus
Tula 2/4/3
CITES II
Reticulated python – Python (Broghammerus) reticulatus reticulatus
CITES II
Tula 2/1
African rock python – Python sebae
CITES II
Kharkov 3/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Yerevan 1/0
Timor python – Python (Broghammerus) timoriensis
CITES II
Madagascar tree boa – Sanzinia madagascariensis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
234
Donetsk 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1;
Nikolaev 2/0; Prague 3/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Madagascar tree boa – Sanzinia madagascariensis madagascariensis
Tula 2/2
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Madagascar tree boa – Sanzinia madagascariensis volontany
Tula 1/1
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Xenopeltidae
Sunbeam snake – Xenopeltis unicolor
Tula 1
Colubridae
Short-nosed vine snake (green) – Ahaetulla prasina (green)
Tula 0/4
Short-nosed vine snake (yellow) – Ahaetulla prasina (yellow)
Tula 0/2
African house snake – Boaedon (Lamprophis) fuliginosus
Brno 2; Kharkov 1/1
Bengkulu tree snake – Boiga bengkuluensis
Tula 1/1
Sri Lankan cat snake – Boiga ceylonensis
Tula 2/2
Green-eyed snake – Boiga cyanea
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/3; Tula 3/2/4; Yakutsk 1/1
Dog-toothed cat snake – Boiga cynodon
Tula 1/2
Dog-toothed ca tsnake (black) – Boiga cynodon (black)
Tula 0/3/1
Mangrove snake – Boiga dendrophila
Almaty 1/0; Chita 1; Krasnoyarsk 1; Minsk 1/0/1
Mangrove snake (black-and-white) – Boiga dendrophila dendrophila
Tula 1/0
(black-white)
Mangrove snake (black-and-yellow) – Boiga dendrophila dendrophila
Tula 1/2
(black-yellow)
Mangrove snake – Boiga dendrophila gemmicincta
Tula 3/4
Mangrove snake – Boiga dendrophila melanota
Prague 1/0; Tula 1/2
Mangrove snake – Boiga dendrophila occidentalis
Tula 1/1
Tree cat snake – Boiga flavescens
Tula 3/1
Forsten`s cat snake – Boiga forsteni
Tula 1/0
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Guangxi cat snake – Boiga guanxiensis
Tula 3/2
Brown cat snake – Boiga irregularis
Tula 2/1
Jasper cat snake – Boiga jaspidea
Tula 0/1
Kelung cat snake (Vietnam) – Boiga kraepelini (Vietnam)
Tula 2/1
Hybrid – Boiga kraepelini (Vietnam) х Boiga kraepelini (Taiwan)
Tula 1/2
Many-spotted cat snake – Boiga multimaculata
Tula 1/1
Black-headed cat snake – Boiga nigriceps
Tanahjampea cat snake– Boiga tanahjampeana
Tula 2/0
Large whip snake – Coluber jugularis
Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Yaroslavl 1
Spotted desert racer – Coluber karelini
Nalchik 1/1; Tashkent 1
Ravergier`s racer – Coluber ravergieri
Almaty 2/0; Samara 1/0; Tashkent 1/1; Tula 0/1
Smooth snake – Coronella austriaca
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1/2; Prague 2/2/2; Riga 1; Tula 1/1
Central African egg-eating snake – Dasypeltis fasciata
Tula 1/0
East African egg-eating snake – Dasypeltis medici
Prague 1/0
Big-tooth snake – Dinodon flavozonatum
Tula 1/1
Big-tooth snake – Dinodon meridionale
Tula 2/3
Rose big tooth snake – Dinodon rosozonatum
Tula 2/2
Red-banded snake (China) – Dinodon rufozonatum (China)
Tula 2/1
Red-banded snake (hypomelanistic) – Dinodon rufozonatum (hypomelanistic)
Tula 1/0
Red-banded snake (red) – Dinodon rufozonatum “red”
Tula 1/1
Red-banded snake (striped) – Dinodon rufozonatum “striped”
Tula 1/0
Big-tooth snake (Vietnam) – Dinodon sp. (rufozonatum group, Vietnam)
Tula 1/1
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Loo-Choo big tooth snake (Ryukyu odd-tooth snake) – Dinodon semicarinatum
Tula 3/2
White-banded wolf snake – Dinodon septentrionale
Tula 2/2
Boomslang – Dispholidus typus
Minsk 0/1
Long-nosed tree snake (Green tree snake) – Dryophis (Ahaetulla) nasuta
Minsk 0/1
Baird`s ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) bairdi
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1/0; Minsk 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Baird`s ratsnake (texas) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) bairdi (var.texas)
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1/1/2
Baird`s ratsnake (mexican) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) bairdi (var.mexicana)
Tula 2/2
IUCN (LC)
Chinese leopard snake – Elaphe bimaculata
Lipetsk 1/0; Tula 2/2
Chinese leopard snake (striped) – Elaphe bimaculata (striped)
Tula 1/1
Taiwan stink snake (King elaphe) – Elaphe carinata
Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6; Stavropol 1/0
Taiwan stink snake (King elaphe) – Elaphe carinata carinata
Tula 2/1
Taiwan stink snake (King elaphe) (albino) – Elaphe carinata carinata var. albino
Tula 1/0
Taiwan stink snake (King elaphe) – Elaphe carinata ssp.
Tula 2
Japanese ratsnake (Japan) – Elaphe climacophora (Japan)
Almaty 1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Stavropol 1/0; Tallinn 3; Tula 1/2
Japanese ratsnake (Japan, albino) – Elaphe climacophora (Japan, albino)
Tula 0/1
Japanese ratsnake (Japan, striped) – Elaphe climacophora (Japan, striped)
Tula 2/3
Japanese ratsnake (Island Kunashir) – Elaphe climacophora “kunashiriense”
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Tula 3/3
Red Japanese ratsnake – Elaphe conspicillata
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Red Japanese ratsnake (Island Honshu) – Elaphe conspicillata (var. conspicillata)
Tula 1/1
Red Japanese ratsnake (Island Kunashir) – Elaphe conspicillata (var. japonica)
Tula 2/0
Pere David`s ratsnake – Elaphe davidi
Tula 1/1
Dione`s ratsnake – Elaphe dione
Abakan 5; Almaty 4/5; Chita 1; Kazan 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1; Moscow
(Zoo) 1; Samara 1/0; Syktyvkar 0/1; Tashkent 2/2; Tula 3/0/1; Volzhsky 1;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Hybrid – Elaphe dione x Elaphe bimaculata
Tula 0/1
Dione`s ratsnake (albino) – Elaphe dione var. albino
Tula 0/1/1
Dione`s ratsnake (amelanistic) – Elaphe dione var. amelanistic
Tula 1
Dione`s ratsnake (striped) – Elaphe dione (striped)
Tula 2/0
Dione`s ratsnake (yellow striped) – Elaphe dione (yellow striped)
Tula 2/2/1
Dione`s ratsnake (black) – Elaphe dione (nigrita)
Tula 4/7
Dione`s ratsnake – Elaphe dione (tenebrosa)
Tula 4/6
Dione`s ratsnake (red striped) – Elaphe dione (red, striped)
Tula 1/2/1
Dione`s ratsnake (red blotched) – Elaphe dione (red, blotched)
Tula 2/3
Dione`s ratsnake – Elaphe dione cherskyi
Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Tula 5/8; Yakutsk 2/1
Dione`s ratsnake (China) – Elaphe dione (China, yellow)
Tula 3/3/5
Dione`s ratsnake (Korea) – Elaphe dione (Korea, dark yellow)
Tula 2/2
Dione`s ratsnake (China, Xian) – Elaphe dione (Xian)
Tula 1/2
Dione`s ratsnake (albino) – Elaphe dione var. albino “Het”
Tula 0/1/10
IUCN (LC)
Central American ratsnake – Elaphe (Pseudelaphe) flavirufa flavirufa
Tula 2/1/4
Central American ratsnake (white-and-black) – Elaphe (Pseudelaphe)
Tula 1/4/2
flavirufa flavirufa (white-black)
IUCN (LC)
Central American ratsnake – Elaphe (Pseudelaphe) flavirufa pardalina
Tula 2/3
IUCN (LC)
Black-headed ratsnake – Elaphe (Rhadinophis) frenata
Tula 3/4/4
Cornsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Almaty 3/3; Brno 1/0; Cherkassy 2/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 1/2; Hluboka
nad Vltavou 2/0; Kaliningrad 1/1/3; Kharkov 2/3; Minsk 1/0; Nikolaev 2/1; Novosibirsk
3/4/8; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Perm 1; Prague 1/0; Riga 3/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1/2;
Rovno 1/0; Samara 2/0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Stavropol 1/0; Surgut 2; Syktyvkar 1/2;
Tallinn 3; Volzhsky 1; Voronezh 0/1; Yaroslavl 2; Yerevan 0/1
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Cornsnake (albino) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata var. albino
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Grodno 1/0; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/1/2
Cornsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
IUCN (LC)
Donetsk 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/4; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/1/1; Seversk 5/5; Smolensk
1; Tula 1/4/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Cornsnake (albino) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata var. albino
IUCN (LC)
Cornsnake (hypomelanistic) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Donetsk 0/1
(hypomelanistic)
Cornsnake (“aztec”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “normal aztec”
Tula 1/1
Cornsnake (anerythristic) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (anerythristic)
Cornsnake (anerythristic “aztec”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Tula 0/1/1
(anerythristic “aztec”)
Cornsnake (motley) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (motley)
Tula 1/2/1
Cornsnake (motley albino) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
(motley, albino)
Cornsnake (motley, yellow) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Tula 2/1/1
(motley, butter)
Cornsnake (striped) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (striped)
Tula 1/1
Cornsnake (striped, albino) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Tula 1/1
(striped, albino)
Cornsnake (“blizzard”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “blizzard”
Tula 0/1
Cornsnake (blood-red) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “bloodred”
Tula 1
Cornsnake (“candycane”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “candycane”
Tula 1/2/1
Cornsnake (“caramel”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “caramel”
Tula 1/0/1
Cornsnake (“creamsicle”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “creamsicle”
Tula 1/2
Cornsnake (“crimson”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “crimson”
Tula 1/3/1
Cornsnake (“ghost”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “ghost”
Tula 0/4/1
Cornsnake (striped “ghost”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “ghost striped”
Tula 1/1
Cornsnake (“okeetee”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “okeetee”
Cornsnake (“okeetee hypo”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Tula 0/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
“okeetee hypo”
Cornsnake (albino “okeetee”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Lipetsk 1; Tula 1/2/1
“okeetee albino”
Cornsnake (“okeetee jungle”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata
Tula 0/1/1
“okeetee jungle”
Cornsnake (“pewter”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “pewter”
Tula 0/1
Cornsnake (snow) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (snow)
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1/3; Tula 1/3/3
Cornsnake (snow “aztec”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata “snow aztec”
Tula 1/0/1
Cornsnake (snow- motley) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata guttata (snow, motley)
IUCN (LC)
Great Plains ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata emoryi
Almaty 1/1; Tula 1/1/2
Rose cornsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) guttata rosacea
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 2/1/7; Tula 2/2
Common trinket snake – Elaphe (Coelognathus) helena helena
Tula 0/2
Transcaucasian ratsnake – Elaphe (Zamenis) hohenackeri
Tula 0/2/3
Aesculapian snake – Elaphe (Zamenis) longissima
Chomutov 1/1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1/4; Tula 4/5
Aesculapian snake (hypomelanistic) – Elaphe (Zamenis) longissima
Tula 1/2
(hypomelanystic)
Aesculapian snake (“caucasus”) – Elaphe (Zamenis) longissima ssp. «Caucasus»
Tula 0/2
Aesculapian snake (black) – Elaphe (Zamenis) longissima (black)
Tula 1/1
Mandarin ratsnake – Elaphe (Euprepiophis) mandarina
Ekaterinburg 1/0
Mandarin ratsnake (China, Sichuan) – Elaphe (Euprepiophis) mandarina
(Sichuan)
Mandarin ratsnake (East China) – Elaphe (Euprepiophis) mandarina (East China)
Tula 4/2
Mandarin ratsnake (Vietnam, Sa Pa) – Elaphe (Euprepiophis) mandarina
Tula 4/4/2
(Vietnam, Sa Pa)
Moellendorf`s ratsnake (Red-headed ratsnake) – Elaphe moellendorffi
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/1; Tula 2/5/11
IUCN (LC)
Western ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/1/2; Seversk 2/0; Tallinn 0/1/3
Black ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta obsoleta
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 1/1; Tula 1/2
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Texas ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta lindheimeri
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1; Smolensk 1/1;
Stavropol 2/0; Tula 2/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3
Texas ratsnake (black-orange) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta
Tula 1/2
lindheimeri (black-orange)
Texas ratsnake (white) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta lindheimeri (leucistic)
Donetsk 1/1; Samara 1; Tula 2/1/1
Texas ratsnake (white-sided) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta lindheimeri
(white-sided)
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Tula 1/3/1
Yellow ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta quadrivittata
IUCN (LC)
Lipetsk 1; Tula 0/2
Yellow ratsnake (“deckerti”) – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta quadrivittata
Tula 2/1/1
“deckerti”
Everglades ratsnake – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta rossalleni
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1/9; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Samara 0/1; Tula 2/2
Hybrid – Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta x Elaphe (Pantherophis) obsoleta
Almaty 3/6
rossalleni
Persian ratsnake – Elaphe (Zamenis) persica
Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2
Persian ratsnake (black) – Elaphe (Zamenis) persica (black)
Tula 2/3
Persian ratsnake (brown) – Elaphe (Zamenis) persica (brown)
Tula 1/2
Thai bamboo snake – Elaphe porphyracea coxi
Red bamboo snake – Elaphe porphyracea laticincta
Red bamboo snake – Elaphe porphyracea nigrofasciata
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Red bamboo snake – Elaphe porphyracea pulchra
Tula 1/0/1
Red bamboo snake – Elaphe porphyracea vaillanti
Donetsk 1/1
Red bamboo snake (China) – Elaphe porphyracea vaillanti (China)
Tula 0/3
Red bamboo snake (Vietnam) – Elaphe porphyracea vaillanti (Vietnam)
Tula 2/2
Green tree racer – Elaphe prasina
Donetsk 1/2
Green tree racer (Vietnam) – Elaphe prasina (Vietnam)
Tula 4/5/10
Green tree racer (Tailand) – Elaphe prasina (Tailand)
Tula 1/1/3
Japanese ratsnake (Japan) – Elaphe quadrivirgata (Japan)
Tula 2/2
Japanese ratsnake (melanistic) – Elaphe quadrivirgata (melanistic)
Tula 2/3
Japanese ratsnake (Island Kunashir) – Elaphe quadrivirgata (Kunashir)
Tula 0/1
Four-lined ratsnake – Elaphe quatuorlineata
Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Kishinev 0/1/3; Lipetsk 1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1;
Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Stavropol 1/0; Yerevan 1/1
Four-lined ratsnake – Elaphe quatuorlineata quatuorlineata
Samara 1; Tula 1/0
Radiated ratsnake – Elaphe (Coelognathus) radiata
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1; Samara 1; Smolensk 1/1; Tashkent 1/0; Tula 2/3;
Yerevan 1/1
Tula 0/2
Tula 2/5
Eastern four-lined ratsnake (orange) – Elaphe sauromates ssp. 3 (orange)
Tula 7/4
Ladder snake – Elaphe scalaris
Chomutov 0/1; Minsk 1/1
Russian ratsnake (Amur ratsnake) – Elaphe schrencki
Almaty 1/1; Cherkassy 1/0; Chomutov 0/2; Donetsk 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Elizovo 0/1;
Grodno 2/1; Kaunas 2/2; Kharkov 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Lipetsk
1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nalchik 1; Nikolaev 4; Novosibirsk 1/2/11; Odessa (Oceanarium)
1/1; Penza 1; Perm 1; Riga 0/3/1; Rovno 1/1; Samara 4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk
1/0; Surgut 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/0
Russian ratsnake (Amur ratsnake) – Elaphe schrencki schrencki
Tula 2/2/1; Yakutsk 0/1
Russian ratsnake (Amur ratsnake) – Elaphe schrencki anomala
Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Tula 2/2/1
Russian ratsnake (Amur ratsnake) (albino) – Elaphe schrencki anomala var. albino
Tula 2/1
Hybrid –Elaphe schrencki schrencki x Elaphe schrencki anomala
Tula 0/1
Leopard snake – Elaphe (Zamenis) situla
IUCN (LC)
Donetsk 2/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Leopard snake – Elaphe (Zamenis) situla var. leopardina
IUCN (LC)
Tula 0/2
Leopard snake (striped, Island Milos) – Elaphe (Zamenis) situla (striped, Milos)
Tula 1/2
IUCN (LC)
Leopard snake (Ukraine, Crimea) – Elaphe (Zamenis) situla (Crimea)
Tula 2/0
IUCN (LC)
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Hybrid – Elaphe (Zamenis) situla x Elaphe (Zamenis) persica
Tula 1/0
Trans-pecos ratsnake – Elaphe (Bogertophis) subocularis
IUCN (LC)
Lipetsk 1
Sunda ratsnake – Elaphe (Coelognathus) subradiata
Tula 1/5
Beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura
Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Kaunas 2/2/4;
Kharkov 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Rostov-onDon 1/0/1; Surgut 1/1
Taiwan beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura friesei
Brno 1/0; Tula 2/2; Yakutsk 0/1
Black-tailed ratsnake – Elaphe taeniura ridleyi
Cherkassy 0/1; Donetsk 1/1/6; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2; Tula 3/1
Beauty snake (Central Vietnam) – Elaphe taeniura (C. Vietnam)
Tula 1/0
Beauty snake (South Vietnam) – Elaphe taeniura “blue beauty” (S. Vietnam)
Tula 4/4
Beauty snake (“calico”) – Elaphe taeniura “calico”
Tula 2/3
Taiwan beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura taeniura
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Novosibirsk 2; Rovno 1/3; Tula 2/1/3;
Yerevan 1/1
Taiwan beauty snake (albino) – Elaphe taeniura taeniura (var. albino T+)
Tula 1/4/1
Taiwan beauty snake (albino) – Elaphe taeniura taeniura (var. albino T-)
Tula 2/2
Beauty snake – Elaphe taeniura yannanensis
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Tula 3/2/1
Hybrid – Elaphe taeniura friesei x Elaphe taeniura yannanensis
Tula 1/1
Ratsnake – Elaphe sp.
Baku 0/1; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 1; Yaroslavl 1
Chinese watersnake – Enhydris сhinensis
Riga 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1
Yellow-bellied watersnake – Enhydris plumbea
Krasnoyarsk 1/0
Red-tailed green ratsnake – Gonyosoma oxycephala
Donetsk 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 2; Nalchik 1/1; Riga 0/1; Rovno 1/1
Red-tailed ratsnake – Gonyosoma sp.
Prague 1
Western hognose snake – Heterodon nasicus
IUCN (LC)
Lipetsk 1/0; Tula 2/2/10
False water cobra – Hydrodynastes (Cyclagras) gigas
CITES II
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Riga 1/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Smolensk 1/1; Stavropol 1/0; Tula 2/2
Grey-banded kingsnake – Lampropeltis alterna
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 1/1; Tallinn 1
Grey-banded kingsnake – Lampropeltis alterna (var. blairi)
Tula 2/4
Prairie kingsnake – Lampropeltis calligaster calligaster
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1/1
Prairie kingsnake (albino, blotched) – Lampropeltis calligaster calligaster
Tula 1/1
var. albino (“blotched”)
Prairie kingsnake (albino, striped) – Lampropeltis calligaster calligaster
Tula 1/0
var. albino (“striped”)
Common kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus
IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 1/0; Kishinev 0/1; Lipetsk 1/0; Nalchik 1; Volzhsky 1; Voronezh 0/1
California kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2; Almaty 2/3/2; Kaunas 1/2; Kazan 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Kishinev 5; Minsk 2;
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1; Nikolaev 1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Riga
1/0; Rovno 0/1; Surgut 1; Voronezh 1/0; Yerevan 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
California kingsnake (albino) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae var. albino
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/4/1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Kazan 1/0; Minsk 0/1; Rovno 1/0
California kingsnake (melanistic) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae (melanistic)
Voronezh 1/0
IUCN (LC)
California kingsnake (high-yellow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
Donetsk 1/1/7; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Tula 1/4/2
(high-yellow)
California kingsnake (albino, high-yellow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
(high-yellow var. albino)
California kingsnake (brown-yellow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
Tula 1/2
(brown-yellow)
California kingsnake (banded) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae (banded)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 1/1; Seversk 1/0; Tula 2/2
California kingsnake (striped) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae (striped)
Minsk 1/0; Seversk 0/1; Tula 2/3
Tula 1/3
(var. albino, banded, Т +)
Tula 3/1
(var. albino, banded, Т -)
California kingsnake (albino, striped) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae
(var. albino, striped)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Tula 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
California kingsnake (var. desert) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae (var. desert)
Tula 2/2
California kingsnake (“banana”) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae “banan”
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Tula 0/1/1
California kingsnake (“nitida”) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae “nitida”
Tula 1/1/4
California kingsnake (snow) – Lampropeltis getulus californiae “snow”
Abakan 1; Tula 1/2/2
IUCN (LC)
Florida kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus floridana
Almaty 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4
Florida kingsnake (“brooksi”) – Lampropeltis getulus floridana “brooksi”
Tula 1/2
Florida kingsnake (albino, “brooksi”) – Lampropeltis getulus floridana
Tula 1/1
“brooksi” var. albino
Florida kingsnake (hypomelanistic, “brooksi”) – Lampropeltis getulus floridana
Tula 1/1
“brooksi” hypomelanistic
Florida kingsnake (white-sided, “brooksi”) – Lampropeltis getulus floridana
Tula 1/0
“brooksi” (white-sided)
Hybrid – Lampropeltis getulus floridana “brooksi” х Lampropeltis getulus goini
Tula 1/1
Blotched kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus goini
IUCN (LC)
Kazan 0/1; Riga 0/1; Tula 3/3
Eastern kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus getulus
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1/2
Speckled kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus holbrooki
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1/1
Speckled kingsnake (albino) – Lampropeltis getulus holbrooki var. albino
Tula 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Black kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus niger
IUCN (LC)
Tula 2/0
Sonoran black kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus nigrita
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Kharkov 1/0; Kishinev 1/0; Tula 2/3
IUCN (LC)
Desert kingsnake – Lampropeltis getulus splendida
Almaty 1/1; Kaunas 2/1/2; Kharkov 1/0; Minsk 0/1/1; Tula 2/2
Hybrid – Lampropeltis getulus californiae x Lampropeltis getulus splendida
Almaty 2/2/5
Mexican kingsnake – Lampropeltis mexicana
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 0/1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1; Yaroslavl 1
Mexican kingsnake – Lampropeltis mexicana mexicana IUCN (LC)
Thayer`s kingsnake – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri IUCN (LC)
Minsk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1/3; Seversk 1/1; Syktyvkar 0/1
Thayer`s kingsnake (black) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri (black)
Tula 1/1
Thayer`s kingsnake (“leonis”) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri “leonis”
Tula 2/2
Thayer`s kingsnake (“milk”) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri “milk”
Tula 1/1
Thayer`s kingsnake (rose) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri (rose)
Tula 1/0/1
Thayer`s kingsnake (spotted) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri (spotted)
Tula 0/1
Thayer`s kingsnake (“thayeri”) – Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri “thayeri”
Tula 3/0
Hybrid – Lampropeltis alterna x L. mexicana thayeri
Tula 1/0
Hybrid – Elaphe guttata guttata x Lampropeltis mexicana mexicana
Tula 0/1
Sonoran mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis pyromelana
IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Nikolaev 1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1
Chihuahuan mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis pyromelana knoblochi
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Tula 2/3
IUCN (LC)
Arizona mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis pyromelana pyromelana
Minsk 2/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tula 2/3
IUCN (LC)
Huachuca mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis pyromelana woodini
IUCN (LC)
Donetsk 0/2; Rovno 1/2; Smolensk 0/1; Tula 1/3/2
Ruthven`s kingsnake – Lampropeltis ruthveni
IUCN (NT)
Prague 2/0; Rovno 1/1; Seversk 1/1; Tula 2/3
Ruthven`s kingsnake (albino) – Lampropeltis ruthveni var. albino
IUCN (NT)
Tula 0/1
Milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum
Lipetsk 1/0; Riga 1/2
Louisiana milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum amaura
Tula 0/1
Andean milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum andesiana
Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 1; Tula 2/2
Mexican milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum annulata
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Tula 3/3
Jalisco milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum arcifera
Tula 2/3
Pueblan milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli
Brno 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/3; N.
Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Nikolaev 0/1; Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Stavropol
1/0; Tula 3/4; Yakutsk 1/0
Pueblan milksnake (“apricot”) – Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli “apricot”
Tula 0/2
Conant`s milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum conanti
Tula 1/1
Black milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum gaigei
Tula 2/3
Central Plains milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum gentilis
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Tula 2/1
Honduran milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
Donetsk 0/1; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; N. Novgorod
(Exotarium) 1/1; Nikolaev 0/1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1; Rovno 1/2;
Samara 1/0; Seversk 0/1; Stavropol 1/0; Tula 2/4
Honduran milksnake (albino) – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis (var. albino)
Donetsk 0/2
Honduran milksnake (anerythristic) – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
Donetsk 1/0
(anerythristic)
Honduran milksnake (“ghost”) – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis (“ghost”)
Donetsk 0/1
Honduran milksnake (hypomelanistic) – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
Donetsk 3/0; Tula 2
(hypomelanistic)
Honduran milksnake (“tangerine”) – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Tula 1/1
(“tangerine”)
Honduran milksnake (albino, “tangerine”) – Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Tula 1/1
(albino, “tangerine”)
Honduran milksnake (hypomelanistic, “tangerine”) – Lampropeltis triangulum
Tula 2/4
hondurensis (hypomelanistic, “tangerine”)
Equadorian milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum micropholis
Tula 1/1
Nelson`s milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum nelsoni
Minsk 1
Nelson`s milksnake (albino) – Lampropeltis triangulum nelsoni var. albino
Milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum oligozona
Tula 2/1
Sinaloan milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae
Almaty 2/4/4; Donetsk 1/3/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 2; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kaunas 5/0;
Kharkov 0/4; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/2; Nalchik 1; Nikolaev 2;
Odessa (Oceanarium) 1; Perm 1/1/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/1/15; Rovno 2/3; Samara 1/0; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1/1; Seversk 1/0; Surgut 1; Tula 2/4; Yakutsk 2/1
Sinaloan milksnake (abberant) – Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae (abberant)
Tula 0/1
Stuart`s milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum stuarti
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Stavropol 1/0; Tula 2/1
Stuart`s milksnake (patternless) – Lampropeltis triangulum stuarti (patternless)
Tula 2/1/4
Red milksnake – Lampropeltis triangulum syspila
Mountain kingsnake – Lampropeltis zonata agalma
IUCN (LC)
Tula 2/3
Madagascar giant hognose snake – Lioheterodon madagascariensis
Samara 1
Wolf snake – Lycodon sp.
Dushanbe 1
Tri-color hognose snake - Lystrophis pulcher (semicinctus)
Tula 1/1
Red keelback (False habu) – Macropisthodon rudis
Tula 0/1
Bella ratsnake – Maculophis bella chapaensis
Tula 2/1
Cape file snake – Mehelya capensis unicolor
Kiev (Zoo) 2/2
Olive marsh snake – Natriciteres olivacea
Kiev (Zoo) 2
IUCN (LR/lc)
Grass snake – Natrix natrix
Grodno 2/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1/7; Kaliningrad 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/0; Novouralsk
1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Omsk 3; Riga 1/0/1; Rostov-on-Don 2; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 3; Seversk 1/0
Grass snake (hypomelanistic) – Natrix natrix natrix (hypomelanistic) IUCN (LR/lc)
Tula 0/1
Dice snake – Natrix tesselata
Dushanbe 2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 3; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 3; Tallinn 1; Volzhsky 1
Light-barred kukri snake – Oligodon albocinctus
Tula 2/2
South American green snake (Baron`s green racer) – Philodryas baroni
Tula 1/1
Sonoran gopher snake (albino) – Pituophis catenifer affinis (var. albino)
Donetsk 1/2
IUCN (LС)
Florida pine snake – Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus
IUCN (LС)
Kiryat Motzkin 1
Lined olympic snake (Striped swamp snake) – Psammophis lineolatus
Tashkent 1
Sand snake – Psammophis sp.
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
Mole snake – Pseudaspis cana
Prague 2
Dhaman (Oriental ratsnake) – Ptyas mucosus
CITES II
Grodno 1
Rufous-beaked snake – Rhamphiophis oxyrhynchus rostratus
Prague 3/2/9
(Syn. Rhamphiophis rostratus)
Red-spotted beaked snake – Rhamphiophis rubropunctatus
Kiev (Zoo) 1/0
Rhinoceros snake (Rhino ratsnake) – Rhynchophis boulengeri
Donetsk 2/2; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Prague 1/1/1; St Petersburg
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(Zoo) 1/0; Tula 4/5/12
Royal snake – Spalerosophis atriceps (Syn. Spalerosophis diadema atriceps)
Almaty 1/1/8; Donetsk 1/1/4; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Diadem snake – Spalerosophis diadema
Stavropol 1/0
Diadem snake – Spalerosophis diadema cliffordi
Samara 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Diadem snake – Spalerosophis diadema schiraziana
Tula 1/0
Tiger ratsnake (Chicken snake) – Spilotes pullatus
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
European catsnake – Telescopus fallax ssp.
Tula 1/1
Indian desert tiger snake – Telescopus rhynopoma
Tula 1/0
African tiger snake – Telescopus semiannulatus
Tula 1/0
Soosan tiger snake – Telescopus tesselata
Tula 1/1
IUCN (LС)
San Francisco gartersnake – Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia
Tula 2/2/2
Blanding`s tree snake – Toxicodryas (Boiga) blandingi
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Tula 3/1
Elapidae
Northern death adder – Acanthophis praelongus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Cape coral snake – Aspidelaps lubricus lubricus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0/3
Water cobra – Boulengerina annulata annulata
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2
Banded krait – Bungarus fasciatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Red-headed krait – Bungarus flaviceps
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/1
Black mamba – Dendroaspis polylepis
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Western green mamba – Dendroaspis viridis
Prague 0/1
Ikaheka snake – Micropechis ikaheka
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
Chinese cobra – Naja atra
Minsk 1/0
Egyptian cobra – Naja haje
CITES II
Egyptian cobra – Naja haje haje
Almaty 0/1
Monocellate cobra – Naja kaouthia
Grodno 1; Kishinev 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Yakutsk 1/1; Yerevan 1/0
Monocellate cobra (albino) – Naja kaouthia var. albino
Tula 1/1
Black forest cobra – Naja melanoleuca
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Indian cobra – Naja naja naja
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/4
Black-necked spitting cobra – Naja nigricollis
Minsk 1/0
Central Asian cobra (Russian cobra) – Naja oxiana
Dushanbe 1; Tallinn 2; Tashkent 1
Red spitting cobra – Naja pallida
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/2; Stavropol 2/0; Yerevan 2/0
Golden spitting cobra – Naja sumatrana
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Australian tiger snake – Notechis scutatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0
King cobra (Hamadryad) – Ophiophagus hannah
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Inland taipan – Oxyuranus (Parademansia) microlepidota
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
New Guinea taipan – Oxyuranus scutellatus canni
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/3
Red-bellied black snake – Pseudechis porphyriacus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0
Eastern brown snake – Pseudonaja textilis
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Sinai desert cobra – Walterinnesia aegyptia
Kiryat Motzkin 1/0
Viperidae
Usambara tree viper – Atheris ceratophorus
West African bush viper – Atheris chloroechis
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2
African bush viper – Atheris squamiger
Lowland swamp viper – Atheris (Proatheris) superciliaris
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/4
Fea viper (White-headed viper) – Azemiops feae
CITES II
CITES II
CITES II
CITES II
CITES II
CITES II
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Tula 1/0/1
Puff adder – Bitis arietans
Almaty 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
East African gaboon viper – Bitis gabonica gabonica
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2
West African gaboon viper – Bitis gabonica rhinoceros
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0; Prague 0/1; Tula 1/0
Rhinoceros viper – Bitis nasicornis
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Desert horned sand viper – Cerastes cerastes
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Kishinev 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Pygmy sand viper – Cerastes vipera
Carpet viper – Echis coloratus
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/2
Saw-scaled viper – Echis multisquamatus (carinatus)
Tashkent 2
Field`s horned viper – Pseudocerastes persicus fieldi
Kiryat Motzkin 1
IUCN (EN)
Mountain viper – Vipera albizona
Tula 1/1/1
Long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes
Chomutov 1/1/15; Yerevan 1/0
European long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes ammodytes
Tula 3/3/23
Long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes gregorwallneri
Tula 1/1
Eastern long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes meridionalis
Tula 2/1/20
Eastern long-nosed viper (yellow) – Vipera ammodytes meridionalis (yellow)
Tula 1/1/6
Long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes ruffoi
Tula 1/1
Long-nosed viper – Vipera ammodytes transcaucasiana
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/1
IUCN (LC)
Asp viper – Vipera aspis aspis
Tula 2/2/7
Asp viper – Vipera aspis francisciredi
IUCN (LC)
Tula 1/1/4
Common adder – Vipera berus
Cherkassy 0/1; Chomutov 1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/2/12; Kaliningrad 1/0; Minsk 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Riga 0/1/1; Samara 1; Seversk 1/0
Common adder – Vipera berus berus
Tula 2/2/5
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Common adder – Vipera berus bosniensis
Tula 0/1
Dinnik`s viper – Vipera dinniki
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2
Dinnik`s viper (Mzymta river) – Vipera dinniki
Tula 0/1
Dinnik`s viper (Kardyvach lake) – Vipera dinniki var. bronze
Tula 2/1
Dinnik`s viper (Kardyvach lake) – Vipera dinniki var. tigrina
Tula 1/1/4
Dinnik`s viper (Aishko mount) – Vipera dinniki var. melanistic
Tula 0/1
Dinnik`s viper (Fisht mount) – Vipera dinniki var. orange Tula 1/5/4
Armenian steppe viper – Vipera eriwanensis
Tula 2/1/4
Caucasus viper – Vipera kaznakowi
Caucasus viper – Vipera kaznakowi (melanistic)
Tula 1/0
Lataste`s viper – Vipera latastii latastii
Tula 0/2
Snub-nosed viper – Vipera latastii gaditana
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Tula 1/2/12
Levantine viper – Vipera (Macrovipera) lebetina
Minsk 0/1
Levantine viper – Vipera (Macrovipera) lebetina obtusa
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Yerevan 1/1
Russian blunt-nosed viper – Vipera (Macrovipera) lebetina turanica
Almaty 1/2; Dushanbe 3; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Stavropol 0/1; Tashkent 5/6
Lotiev`s viper (Russian viper) – Vipera lotievi
Tula 2/4/18
Lotiev`s viper (Russian viper) – Vipera lotievi (var. bronze)
Tula 1/0
Moorish viper – Vipera mauritanica
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Nikolsky`s viper – Vipera nikolskii
Kharkov 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Samara 1/1; Tula 1/2/2
Hybrid – Vipera berus berus x Vipera nikolskii
Tula 2/1/2
Orlov`s viper – Vipera orlovi
Palestine viper – Vipera palaestinae
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (EN)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (NT)
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Armenian viper – Vipera raddei
IUCN (LR/lc)
Minsk 1/1; Yerevan 2/3
Armenian viper – Vipera raddei kurdistanica
IUCN (LR/lc)
Tula 1/1/8
Armenian viper – Vipera raddei raddei
IUCN (LR/lc)
Kharkov 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/4; Tula 4/5/5
Russel`s viper – Vipera (Daboia) russellii
CITES III
Cherkassy 0/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/9
Steppe viper – Vipera ursini (renardii)
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/14; Rostov-on-Don 2; Samara 0/2; Tula 1/1
Steppe viper – Vipera ursini (renardii) bashkirovi
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Tula 1/1/1
Steppe viper – Vipera ursini (renardii) bashkirovi var. grey-melanistic
Tula 2
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Steppe viper – Vipera ursini (renardii) (melanistic)
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Tula 0/2
Hybrid – Vipera ursini (renardii) x Vipera eriwanensis
Tula 2/1/7
Hybrid – Vipera ursini (renardii) x Vipera lotievi
Tula 1/2/3
Ocellated mountain viper (Wagner`s viper) – Vipera wagneri
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Viper – Vipera sp.
Dushanbe 2; Tula 2/1/4
Pitviper – Agkistrodon intermedius (saxatilis)
Yakutsk 0/1
Yellow-blotched palm pitviper – Bothriechis aurifer
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Speckled forest pitviper – Bothriopsis taeniata (Bothrops castelnaudi)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/4
Urutu – Bothrops alternatus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1
Jararaca pintada – Bothrops neuwiedi diporus
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Jumping pitviper – Bothrops (Porthidium, Atropoides) nummifer
Moscow (Zoo) 3/3/2
Eyelash palm pitviper – Bothrops (Bothriechis) schlegeli
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4
Malayan pitviper – Calloselasma (Agkistrodon) rhodostoma
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake – Crotalus adamanteus
IUCN (LC)
Queretaran dusky rattlesnake – Crotalus aquilus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Western diamondback rattlesnake – Crotalus atrox
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Kharkov 1/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Minsk 1/0; Tula 1/0; Yerevan 1/1
Mexican west coast rattlesnake (Basilisk rattlesnake) – Crotalus basiliscus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0
IUCN (LC)
Cascabel rattlesnake – Crotalus durissus
CITES III
Stavropol 0/1
Northwest neotropical rattlesnake – Crotalus durissus culminatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/14
CITES III
Aruba Island rattlesnake – Crotalus durissus unicolor
CITES III
Moscow (Zoo) 0/2/5
Timber rattlesnake – Crotalus horridus horridus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Banded rock rattlesnake – Crotalus lepidus klauberi
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Tamaulipan rock rattlesnake – Crotalus lepidus morulus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
Panamint rattlesnake – Crotalus mitchelli stephensi
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/3/7
Black-tailed rattlesnake – Crotalus molossus molossus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Mexican lance-headed rattlesnake – Crotalus polystictus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/3
Red diamond rattlesnake – Crotalus ruber rubber
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 7
Crotalidae
Cantil – Agkistrodon bilineatus
Mexican moccasin – Agkistrodon bilineatus taylori
Moscow (Zoo) 3/2/1
Japanese mamushi – Agkistrodon (Gloydius) blomhoffi (ussuriensis)
Samara 1/0; Seversk 1/0; Yakutsk 0/1
Mamushi – Agkistrodon (Gloydius) blomhoffi siniticus
Tula 1/1
Cooperhead – Agkistrodon contortrix
Minsk 1/1; Stavropol 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Southern cooperhead – Agkistrodon contortrix contortrix
Kishinev 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/6; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0
Pitviper – Agkistrodon (Gloydius) halys
Abakan 1; Almaty 2/2/2; Tashkent 2
Karaganda pitviper – Agkistrodon (Gloydius) halys caraganus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1
Cottonmouth – Agkistrodon piscivorus
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
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Huamantlan rattlesnake – Crotalus scutulatus salvini
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/8
Central plateau dusky rattlesnake – Crotalus triseriatus triseriatus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Uracoan rattlesnake – Crotalus vegrandis
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4
Prairie rattlesnake – Crotalus viridis viridis
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2
Chinese moccasin – Deinagkistrodon acutus
Kishinev 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3/1; Tula 1/0/4
Hupm-nosed moccasin – Hypnale hypnale
Moscow (Zoo) 4/0
Black-headed busmaster – Lachesis melanocephala (Lachesis muta
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
melanocephala)
South American bushmaster – Lachesis muta muta
Horned pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) cornutus
IUCN (DD)
Elegant pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) elegans
Habu – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) flavoviridis
Kishinev 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/6
Jerdon`s pitviper (Bourret`s pitviper) – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) jerdonii
bourreti
Red-spotted pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) jerdonii xanthomelas
Brown spotted pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) mucrosquamatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Tula 5/3/2
Tokaren pitviper – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) tokarensis
Tokaren pitviper (melanistic) – Protobothrops (Trimeresurus) tokarensis
Tula 1/3
(melanistic)
Asian pitviper – Protobothrops sp. (Cao Bang Prov., Vietnam)
Tula 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Dusky pygmy rattlesnake – Sistrurus miliarius barbouri
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/3
Three horned-scaled pitviper (Siever`s pitviper) – Triceratolepidophis sieversorum
White-lipped tree viper – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) albolabris
Donetsk 1/2; Minsk 1; Yakutsk 0/1
White-lipped tree viper (Java) – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) albolabris
Tula 2/1/11
albolabris (Java)
Redtail pitviper – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) erythrurus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/5; Tallinn 1; Tula 3/1
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Djampea Island viper (Banded pitviper) – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) fasciatus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/5; Tula 4
Philippine pitviper – Trimeresurus (Parias) flavomaculatus
Tula 1/1
Kikuchi habu – Trimeresurus gracilis
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0
Common bamboo viper – Trimeresurus gramineus
Minsk 1/0/1; Stavropol 1/0
Gumprecht`s green pitviper – Trimeresurus (Vividovipera) gumprechti
Tula 2/2/21
Indonesian pitviper (Hagen`s pitviper) – Trimeresurus (Parias) hageni
Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Tula 2/3
White-lipped island pitviper – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) insularis
Tula 1/1/1
Kanburian pitviper – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) kanburiensis
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/6
Kramer`s pitviper (Large-eyed pitviper) – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) macrops
Tula 2/3/2
McGregor`s pitviper – Trimeresurus mcgregori
Tula 0/1
Syn. Trimeresurus flavomaculatus mcgregori)
Mountain pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) monticola
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Indo-Malayan mountain pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) monticola convictus
Tula 3/4
Mountain pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) monticola monticola
Tula 2/1/1
Oriental mountain pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) monticola orientalis
Tula 1/1/2
Okinawan pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) okinavensis
Pope`s pitviper – Trimeresurus (Popeia) popeiorum popeiorum
Tula 1/2/2
Ashy pitviper (Flat-nose pitviper) – Trimeresurus puniceus
Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 12; Tallinn 2; Tula 2/2/1
Mangrove pitviper – Trimeresurus (Cryptelytrops) purpureomaculatus
Tula 0/1
Chinese green tree pitviper (Vietnam, Sa Pa) – Trimeresurus (Viridovipera)
Tula 2/1
stejnegeri ssp.(Sa Pa)
Chinese green tree pitviper (Tam Dao) – Trimeresurus (Viridovipera) stejnegeri
Tula 2/2
ssp. (Tam Dao)
Sumatran pitviper – Trimeresurus (Parias) sumatranus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Tonkin pitviper – Trimeresurus (Ovophis) tonkinensis
Tula 4/4/38
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Sri Lankan pitviper (Ceylon pitviper) – Trimeresurus trigonocephalus
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Tula 0/1
Quang Binh pitviper – Trimeresurus (Viridovipera) truongsonensis
Tula 2/0
Vogel`s pitviper – Trimeresurus (Viridovipera) vogeli
Tula 1/2/29
Asian pitviper (Vietnam, Sa Pa) - Trimeresurus (Ovophis) sp. (Sa Pa)
Tula 2/3/19
Asian pitviper (Vietnam, Cat Ba) – Trimeresurus sp. (Cat Ba)
Tula 1/1/4
Temple pitviper (Wagler`s pitviper) – Tropidolaemus wagleri
Chinese mountain pitviper (Mangshan pitviper) – Zhaoermia (Trimeresurus)
Tula 3
mangshanensis
IUCN (VU)
257
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AVES
STRUTHIONIFORMES
Struthionidae
Ostrich – Struthio camelus
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 2/3; Askaniya-Nova 4/6/5; Baku 3; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Brno 2/3; Cherkassy
1/2; Ivanovo 3/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/1; Kharkov 2/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2/2; Kiryat
Motzkin 0/3; Krasnoyarsk 0/4; Minsk 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/4; Nalchik 2/1; N.Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1/1; Nikolaev 1/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Orel 0/2;
Prague 0/3; Riga 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Rovno 1/1; Saransk 0/1; Tashkent 0/4;
Vorobji 6/14; Vyshkov 1/2; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yerevan1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Ostrich – Struthio camelus camelus
Kiryat Motzkin 1
RHEIFORMES
Rheidae
Greater rhea – Rhea americana
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 1/0; Askaniya-Nova 5/8; Brno 1/4; Chleby 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Nikolaev
0/1; Orel 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Tallinn 1/1; Vyshkov 1/4
Lesser rhea – Pterocnemia pennata
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Prague 1/1; Riga 1/2
CASUARIIFORMES
Casuariidae
Southern cassowary – Casuarius casuarius IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/1; Brno 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Novosibirsk 0/1; Prague 1/1;
Riga 1/1
Dromaiidae
Emu – Dromaius novaehollandiae
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 22/21/19; Baku 5; Bolsherech’ye 2/1; Brno 1/1/5;
Chelyabinsk 1/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Dushanbe 2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 2/1; Ivanovo
0/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1/2; Kishinev 3/0; Krasnoyarsk 2;
Lipetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/3; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikel 1/0; Nikolaev
2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Omsk 0/1; Orel 1/1; Penza 1/1; Perm 1/1; Prague 1/1; Rostovon-Don 1/1/6; Rovno 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Saransk 1/1; Semey 0/1; Seversk 1;
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Tashkent 1/1/4; Vorobji 1/1/1; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yerevan 0/3; Zelenogorsk 3
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Tashkent 1/0
SPHENISCIFORMES
CICONIIFORMES
Spheniscidae
Humboldti penguin – Spheniscus humboldti
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Kiev (Zoo) 3/2; Kiryat Motzkin 5/14; Moscow (Zoo) 7/11; Prague 11/10/4
Ardeidae
IUCN (LC)
Grey heron – Ardea cinerea
Abakan 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Bolsherech’ye 2; Ekaterinburg 2; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka
nad Vltavou 2/0; Ivanovo 1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 1; Kharkov 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 3;
Kishinev 1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1;
Nalchik 1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 1/0/1; Novouralsk
1/0; Omsk 0/1; Orel 1; Penza 0/1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 1; Seversk 1; Surgut 1;
Tallinn 1/0; Tashkent 0/1; Yakutsk 1
Purple heron – Ardea purpurea
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 1; Rostov-on-Don 1
Great egret – Egretta alba (Casmerodius albus) IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1;
Odessa (Zoo) 2/1; Seversk 1; Tashkent 1/1
Little egret – Egretta garzetta
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Kharkov 3/3/5; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/3; Krasnoyarsk 2/2/1;
Nikolaev 1/0/2; Novosibirsk 2; Rostov-on-Don 2
Squacco heron – Ardeola ralloides
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 0/1/2; Krasnoyarsk 2/2/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/3
Cattle egret – Bubulcus (Ardeola) ibis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/3; Chomutov 4; Ekaterinburg 5/5/10; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5/4/7; Perm 1/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Tallinn 1/0;
Black-crowned night-heron – Nycticorax nycticorax
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 4/4/18; Ekaterinburg 2; Elizovo 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 6/4/1;
Ivanovo 1/0; Kharkov 3/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2/3; Minsk 2/0; Nikolaev 1/0; Perm 1/1;
Prague 2/1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5; Tallinn 1/0; Tashkent 1/0
Boat-billed heron – Cochlearius cochlearius
IUCN (LC)
Prague 4/4
Great bittern – Botaurus stellaris
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nalchik 0/1;
N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1
Little bittern – Ixobrychus minutus
IUCN (LC)
Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1
IUCN (LC)
Schrenck's bittern – Ixobrychus eurhythmus
Khabarovsk 1
PODICIPEDIFORMES
Podicipedidae
Little grebe - Podiceps (Tachybaptus) ruficollis
Prague 1/1
IUCN (LC)
PELECANIFORMES
Pelecanidae
Dalmatian pelican – Pelecanus crispus
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Abakan 2/2; Almaty 5; Baku 3; Bolsherech’ye 3/4; Chelyabinsk 1; Chomutov 0/2/3;
Ekaterinburg 2/1; Grodno 1/0; Kaliningrad 1/1/4; Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo)
2; Kishinev 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 0/2; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 6; Nalchik 1/1;
Novosibirsk 2/0/1; Omsk 1/1; Penza 1/0; Prague 8/9; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 2; Seversk 1; Tallinn 1/0; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 1/1/1; Zelenogorsk 6
Great white pelican – Pelecanus onocrotalus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/4; Anapa 3; Chomutov 3/4; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2; Kaliningrad 2/1;
Kaunas 4/4; Kazan 0/1; Kharkov 5/3/1; Kiev (Zoo) 4/3; Kiryat Motzkin 5; Kishinev
1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/2; Nikolaev 2/2; Nogliki 0/1; Novosibirsk 2/0; Odessa (Zoo)
4/4; Penza 5; Prague 4/4; Riga 4/4; Rostov-on-Don 5; Rovno 6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3;
Tallinn 2/5; Tashkent 1/2/1
Brown pelican – Pelecanus occidentalis IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2
Phalacrocoracidae
IUCN (LC)
Great cormorant– Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis
Almaty 4; Chomutov 11; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kharkov 6/2/1;
Kiev (Zoo) 2; Kiryat Motzkin 0/1/1; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1;
Nikolaev 1/0/1; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Zoo) 7/0; Riga 26; Rostov-on-Don 3;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 3/3/8; Tashkent 6/10/2
Pygmy cormorant – Phalacrocorax (Microcarbo) pygmaeus
IUCN (LC)
262
Scopidae
Hamerkop – Scopus umbretta
Riga 1/1
Balaenicipitidae
Shoebill – Balaeniceps rex
Prague 2/2
263
IUCN (LC)
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Ciconiidae
Yellow-billed stork – Mycteria ibis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 5/2
IUCN (LC)
African openbill – Anastomus lamelligerus
Prague 1/1
Abdim's stork – Ciconia abdimii
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/6
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Black stork – Ciconia nigra
Almaty 1/0; Arkhara 1/0; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas
2/2/2; Kharkov 1/1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Minsk 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk
2/0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo)
2; Seversk 1; Tallinn 3/1; Tashkent 1/0;
White stork – Ciconia ciconia
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Baku 5; Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Cherkassy 1; Chomutov 1/2; Grodno 7; Hluboka
nad Vltavou 0/2; Ivanovo 2/2; Kaliningrad 1/1/3; Kaunas 1/1; Kharkov 2/1/3; Kiev (Zoo)
9; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Kishinev 5; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 4; Minsk 5/6; Moscow (Zoo)
1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikolaev 2/2/3; Odessa (Zoo) 2/3; Orel 4; Penza
1/1/1; Rovno 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Saransk 1/1; Tallinn 2/2; Tashkent 5/5/5; Volzhsky
1; Vorobji 2; Voronezh 1/0; Vyshkov 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yerevan 1/3; Zhlobin 1
Hybrid – Ciconia nigra x Ciconia ciconia
Kaunas 1
Oriental stork – Ciconia boyciana CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Arkhara 0/1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1
Marabou stork – Leptoptilos crumeniferus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kishinev 0/1; Prague 1/1;
Rostov-on-Don 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Tallinn 1/1; Tashkent 0/1
Threskiornithidae
Hadada ibis – Bostrychia (Hagedashia) hagedash
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 2/0
African sacred ibis – Threskiornis aethiopicus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/1; Brno 2/2/7; Ekaterinburg 1/2/1; Kaunas 3/3/3; Kiryat Motzkin 7;
Krasnoyarsk 2; Novosibirsk 3; Tashkent 4/5/4
Straw-necked ibis – Threskiornis (Carphibis) spinicollis
Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Tashkent 2/2
IUCN (LC)
Northern bald ibis – Geronticus eremita
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Chomutov 5/6/9; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 6/7/5;
White ibis – Eudocimus albus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/4
Scarlet ibis – Eudocimus ruber
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2; Kaunas 6; Kiev (Zoo) 8/6; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/2; Novosibirsk 2; Prague 3/4
Glossy ibis – Plegadis falcinellus
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 3/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Kiev (Zoo) 3/1; Minsk 0/3; Moscow (Zoo) 2;
Novosibirsk 1/0/5; Prague 16/17; Vorobji 4; Zelenogorsk 2
Eurasian spoonbill – Platalea leucorodia
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Chomutov 3/3; Grodno 0/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5/7; Kharkov 1; Kiev
(Zoo) 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1; Minsk 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Nikolaev 1/0; Odessa (Zoo)
1/1; Prague 7/15/5; Rostov-on-Don 1/3/9; St Petersburg (Zoo) 11; Yaroslavl 1
Roseate spoonbill – Platalea (Ajaia) ajaja
IUCN (LC)
African spoonbill – Platalea alba
IUCN (LC)
Riga 4/4/1
Phoenicopteridae
Caribbean flamingo – Phoenicopterus ruber ruber
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/3/24; Nikolaev 2/0; Prague 10/10;
Riga 7/5/1
Greater flamingo – Phoenicopterus ruber roseus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 2/2; Baku 33; Chomutov 7/11; Grodno 3/4; Hluboka nad Vltavou
32/23/30; Kaliningrad 7; Kharkov 15; Kiev (Zoo) 2/1; Kiryat Motzkin 7; Krasnoyarsk 9;
Lipetsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/3; Nikolaev 2/1; Odessa (Zoo) 9/4; Prague 36/37/1; Riga
14/10/5; Rostov-on-Don 18; Seversk 2; Vorobji 11; Yaroslavl 9
Chilean flamingo – Phoenicopterus chilensis
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Prague 29/30/20; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3
Flamingo – Phoenicopterus sp.
CITES II
Prague 0/1
Lesser flamingo – Phoeniconaias minor
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 3
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ANSERIFORMES
Trumpeter swan – Cygnus cygnus buccinator
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 8; Tallinn 2/0; Yaroslavl 1/1
West tundra swan – Cygnus columbianus bewickii IUCN (LC)
Abakan 3; Almaty 1/1; Ivanovo 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/6;
Nikolaev 1/1/1; Novosibirsk 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Tallinn 5/4/8; Yakutsk 1
Coscoroba swan – Coscoroba coscoroba
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1
Swan goose – Anser cygnoides
IUCN (VU)
Abakan 1/0; Almaty 2/4/14; Anapa 2/2; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/2/2;
Kharkov 1/1/6; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Lipetsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 15/14/21; Nikolaev 5/7/2;
Novosibirsk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Tallinn 1/1/2; Tashkent 1/1/5; Zelenogorsk 1/2
Bean goose – Anser fabalis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kaunas 1/0/1; Khabarovsk 1; N.Novgorod (Zoo
«Switzerland») 1/1; Nogliki 1/0; Penza 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3;
Tallinn 1/1; Yakutsk 2; Yaroslavl 1/1
Pink-footed goose – Anser fabalis brachyrhynchus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
Middendorf's bean goose – Anser fabalis middendorffii
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Tundra bean goose – Anser fabalis rossicus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 3/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
Greater white-fronted goose – Anser albifrons
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Askaniya-Nova 5/6; Ekaterinburg 1; Kaunas 1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo)
1/2/3; Nalchik 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2; Orel 1; Penza 2; Riga 1/1; Samara 1; Saransk 1/1;
Surgut 1; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 1/2; Yakutsk 1; Zhlobin 2
Greater white-fronted goose – Anser albifrons albifrons
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 1/0/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/3; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0;
Lesser white-fronted goose – Anser erythropus
IUCN (VU)
Baku 1; Cherkassy 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/5/6; Prague 2/2;
Tallinn 5/2/1
Greylag goose – Anser anser
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1/4; Askaniya-Nova 47/46/23; Bolsherech’ye 2/3; Cherkassy 12; Chomutov 19;
Grodno 23/23; Kaliningrad 2/2; Karaganda 1/2; Kaunas 2/2/5; Kishinev 2/1; Krasnoyarsk
1/1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Nalchik 0/2; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 10/10; N.Novgorod (Zoo
«Switzerland») 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Omsk 1/0; Syktyvkar 1;
Tallinn 5/3; Tashkent 1/1; Voronezh 1/3; Vyshkov 1/1; Yakutsk 3; Yaroslavl 1/1;
Zelenogorsk 1/1
Hybrid – Anser cygnoides x Anser anser
Kharkov 0/1/1
Anatidae
Magpie goose – Anseranas semipalmata
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Prague 6/5
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
West Indian whistling-duck – Dendrocygna arborea
Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 4/1/1; Tashkent 1/0
Black-bellied whistling-duck – Dendrocygna autumnalis
CITES III, IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Fulvous whistling-duck – Dendrocygna bicolor
Moscow (Zoo) 0/2
IUCN (LC)
Plumed whistling-duck – Dendrocygna eytoni
Moscow (Zoo) 4; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
White-faced whistling-duck – Dendrocygna viduata
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Mute swan – Cygnus olor
Abakan 1; Almaty 1/0; Askaniya-Nova 7/8/5; Baku 3; Belgorod 2/1; Cherkassy 1/2;
Chomutov 2/3; Grodno 3/2; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1; Kaliningrad 3/2/2; Kaunas 1/1; Kazan
1/2; Kharkov 2/2/3; Kiev (Zoo) 2/0; Kiryat Motzkin 23; Kishinev 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1;
Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Nalchik 1/3; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo»)
0/1; Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 2/0; Odessa (Zoo) 2/1; Penza 1/1/1; Riga 1; Rostov-onDon 2/3/4; Rovno 1/1/1; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/4; Saransk 0/1; Tallinn 0/1;
Tashkent 1/0; Vorobji 2/2; Voronezh 2/1/1; Vyshkov 1/0; Yakutsk 1; Yaroslavl 1/1;
Yerevan 1/1; Zelenogorsk 4; Zhlobin 1/0
Black swan – Cygnus atratus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2; Askaniya-Nova 2/2; Cherkassy 1/2; Chita 1; Grodno 1/0/4; Hluboka nad
Vltavou 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 1/2; Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2/5;
Kiryat Motzkin 22; Kishinev 1/2/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/3; Lipetsk 1/1/2; Moscow (Zoo)
2/3/2; Nalchik 1/1; Nikolaev 3/2; Novosibirsk 2/3; Odessa (Zoo) 2/1; Penza 1/1/2;
Rovno 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Seversk 1; Tallinn 2/2/1;
Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl 2/2; Yerevan 2/2/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/1;
Zelenogorsk 1/1
Black-necked swan – Cygnus melanocoryphus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/5; Novosibirsk 3; Riga 2/0; Tallinn 1/0;
Vorobji 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Whooper swan – Cygnus cygnus
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1; Arkhara 3/1; Askaniya-Nova 1/2; Baku 4; Bolsherech’ye 3/1; Chita 2/1;
Ekaterinburg 2; Kishinev 0/1; Lipetsk 1/0/1; Nalchik 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Omsk 2/2;
Rostov-on-Don 2; Semey 0/1; Seversk 4; Tallinn 0/1; Yakutsk 2
IUCN (LC)
Whooper swan – Cygnus cygnus cygnus
Almaty 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Syktyvkar 1/0;
Tallinn 1/0; Tashkent 2/2; Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 4
266
267
West greylag goose – Anser anser anser
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/6; Riga 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 8
East greylag goose – Anser anser rubrirostris
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Kharkov 0/2/4; Kiev (Zoo) 23; Moscow (Zoo) 2/3/7; Rostov-on-Don 3;
Bar-headed goose – Anser indicus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4/3/5; Askaniya-Nova 44/42/18; Cherkassy 8; Chomutov 7/1; Dushanbe 5;
Ekaterinburg 0/1; Grodno 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Karaganda 1/1; Kaunas 1/1/4; Kharkov
8/8/1; Kiev (Zoo) 4/4/14; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 1/2; Moscow (Zoo)
10/8/7; Nalchik 2/0; Nikolaev 12/15/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 3/0; Penza 2/2/1;
Rostov-on-Don 0/1/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Semey 1/1/1; Seversk 4; Tallinn 2/4/5;
Tashkent 1/0; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yerevan 3/3
Snow goose – Anser (Chen) caerulescens
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 76/67/39; Cherkassy 3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/1; Nalchik 0/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 6; Tallinn 1; Yaroslavl 1/1
Lesser snow goose – Anser (Chen) caerulescens caerulescens
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/3/11; Kharkov 1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/6; Nikolaev 4/4/1
Ross's goose – Anser (Chen) rossi
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2
Emperor goose – Anser (Chen) canagica
IUCN (NT)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/1; Nikolaev 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3;
Tallinn 1/1; Vorobji 1/1
Hawaiian goose – Branta sandvicensis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 3/0; Prague 1/0;
Greater Canada goose – Branta canadensis canadensis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2; Askaniya-Nova 17/22/17; Baku 3; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Cherkassy 12;
Chomutov 3/3/1; Grodno 3/3; Kaliningrad 0/2; Kaunas 3; Kharkov 2/2/19; Kiev (Zoo) 25;
Kishinev 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/7; Nikolaev
3/3; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Penza 3/4/14; Rovno 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 11; Semey 1/1;
Tallinn 2/1/41; Tashkent 3/4; Yerevan 1/2
Cackling Canada goose – Branta canadensis minima
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1
Giant Canada goose – Branta canadensis maxima
IUCN (LC)
Prague 9/6/1
Barnacle goose – Branta leucopsis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1/7; Askaniya-Nova 4/5; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Kaunas 1/0/4;
Kharkov 1/1/5; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/2; Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 7/9/47; Nikolaev 1/1;
Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Penza 2/1/4; Riga 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 9; Tallinn 0/4/7; Tashkent
1/0; Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl 4; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/2
Red-breasted goose – Branta ruficollis
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kaunas 4; Kharkov 3; Kiev
(Zoo) 3/3; Kishinev 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 5/1/1; Novosibirsk 2; Prague
5/3; Riga 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Surgut 1; Tallinn 3/0; Vorobji 3/2
IUCN (LC)
Cape barren goose – Cereopsis novaehollandiae
Chleby 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Nikolaev 1/1;
Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Penza 2/1; Prague 1/1; Vorobji 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/1
Blue-winged goose – Cyanochen cyanopterus
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
Andean goose – Chloephaga melanoptera
Kaliningrad 0/1; Kharkov 0/1; Nikolaev 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3; Tallinn 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Upland goose – Chloephaga picta
Brno 1/1; Tallinn 1/1
Lesser upland goose – Chloephaga picta picta
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Karaganda 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/2/1; Nikolaev 1/1;
Tallinn 4/2
Ashy-headed goose – Chloephaga poliocephala
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Tallinn 0/1
Ruddy-headed goose – Chloephaga rubidiceps
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/3; Tallinn 1/1
Orinoco goose – Neochen jubata
IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
IUCN (LC)
Egyptian goose – Alopochen aegyptiacus
Askaniya-Nova 1/2; Baku 4; Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 0/1;
Kaunas 1/2/1; Kishinev 2/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/5;
Nalchik 3/3; Nikolaev 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Saransk 1/0;
Tallinn 2; Yerevan1/0
IUCN (LC)
Ruddy shelduck – Tadorna ferruginea
Abakan 5; Almaty 3/2/4; Askaniya-Nova 212/208/327; Baku 10; Cherkassy 3/3; Chita 4;
Chomutov 0/3/7; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 4/5; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Kaunas 2/2/1;
Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 5/5/1; Kiev (Zoo) 3/3; Kishinev 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Lipetsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 2/3/58; Nikolaev 2/2/2; Penza 6/6; Riga 2/2/4; Rostov-on-Don 0/2; Rovno
1/1/6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Semey 1/1; Tallinn 2/1/22; Tashkent 5/6/5; Volzhsky 1;
Vorobji 2/2; Yakutsk 1/0; Yaroslavl 2; Yerevan 3/4; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3/3
South African shelduck – Tadorna cana
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/4; Nikolaev 2/0
Paradise shelduck – Tadorna variegata
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Nikolaev 3/5; Penza 0/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Australian shelduck – Tadorna tadornoides
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Common shelduck – Tadorna tadorna
IUCN (LC)
268
269
Abakan 1; Almaty 1/0; Askaniya-Nova 8/9/7; Baku 10; Chomutov 3/2; Hluboka nad
Vltavou 5/2; Kharkov 3/2/4; Kiev (Zoo) 1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 8/7/11; Nalchik 0/1;
Nikolaev 4/4/4; Novosibirsk 2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 2/1; Penza 1/1; Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don
1/1; Rovno 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Tallinn 1/2/39; Tashkent 1/2; Vorobji 2/2;
Spur-winged goose – Plectropterus gambensis
IUCN (LC)
Muscovy duck – Cairina moschata
Nalchik 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 15
Muscovy duck – Cairina moschata var. dom.
Abakan 2/8; Askaniya-Nova 3/10; Baku 1; Bolsherech’ye 2/3; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Chita
1/4/4; Dushanbe 10; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Grodno 4/15; Ivanovo 5; Kaliningrad 0/4; Kaunas
8/14; Kazan 5/10; Kharkov 28/65; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/3; Lipetsk
3/5; Minsk 4/4; Nalchik 6/18; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo
«Switzerland») 1/1; Nikolaev 1/4; Novosibirsk 3/4; Odessa (Zoo) 2/5; Penza 15/43;
Prague 2/3; Rovno 8/14; Samara 1/2/6; Saransk 11/31; Semey 2/4/31; Tallinn 1/0;
Tashkent 10/16/20; Yakutsk 1/0; Yaroslavl 1/4/4; Yerevan 25/24; Zelenogorsk 3/3;
Zhlobin 1/2
White-winged duck – Cairina scutulata
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Prague 2/2
South American comb duck – Sarkidornis melanotos sylvicola
Prague 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Hartlaub's duck – Pteronetta (Cairina) hartlaubi
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/2/1
Ringed teal – Callonetta leucophrys
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 5; Prague 9/6; Vyshkov 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/1
Mandarin duck – Aix galericulata
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 2/3; Anapa 3/3; Arkhara 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 10/17; Belgorod 2/2;
Bolsherech’ye 2/1; Brno 2/2; Cherkassy 4/4; Chita 1/1; Chomutov 3/2/7; Ekaterinburg
3/4; Elizovo 2/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/1; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaunas 6/6; Kazan 1/0;
Khabarovsk 1/1; Kharkov 10/9; Kiev (Zoo) 6/8; Kishinev 11/12/28; Krasnoyarsk 2/2/3;
Lipetsk 7/6; Minsk 4; Moscow (Zoo) 4/1/5; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/3; Nikolaev
2/1; Nogliki 4/0; Novosibirsk 4/4/1; Odessa (Zoo) 5/2; Penza 7/9; Prague 4/2; Riga 27/7;
Rostov-on-Don 7/4/18; Rovno 2/2/1; Samara 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 26; Saransk 5/4;
Seversk 2; Surgut 1/0; Tashkent 4/5; Vorobji 3/3; Voronezh 1/2; Vyshkov 4/9; Yakutsk
1/0; Yaroslavl 3/2; Yerevan 2/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0
Wood duck – Aix sponsa
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4/3; Anapa 3/3; Askaniya-Nova 19/17; Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Cherkassy 2/1;
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Kharkov 5/10; Kiev (Zoo) 3/3; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1;
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/3/3; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo»)
1/1; Nikolaev 1/1; Novosibirsk 3/3; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2; Penza 1/0; Prague 2/0;
Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Rovno 1/2; Vorobji 1/1; Vyshkov 2/2; Yaroslavl 2/1; Yerevan 1/1;
IUCN (LC)
Maned duck – Chenonetta jubata
Almaty 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/1/2; Nalchik 0/1
African black duck – Anas (Melananas) sparsa
IUCN (LC)
Prague 0/2
Eurasian wigeon – Anas penelope
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Chomutov 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 5/3; Novosibirsk 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo)2; Surgut 1/1; Vorobji 1/1
IUCN (LC)
American wigeon – Anas americana
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
Chiloe wigeon – Anas sibilatrix
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2
Gadwall – Anas strepera
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/0; Novosibirsk 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 7;
Tallinn 7
Baikal teal – Anas formosa
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Prague 1/1; Vorobji 2/2
Common teal – Anas crecca
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague 1/0; Surgut 10;
Yakutsk 1
Mallard – Anas platyrhynchos
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 7; Askaniya-Nova 585/498/129; Baku 15; Bolsherech’ye 16/22; Cheboksary 1/0;
Cherkassy 7; Chita 1/0; Ekaterinburg 3/3; Grodno 75; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2; Ivanovo
1/5; Izhevsk 1; Kaliningrad 5/6; Karaganda 2/6/4; Kaunas 9/6; Kazan 1/2; Khabarovsk
1/0; Kharkov 18; Kiev (Zoo) 7/4/94; Kiryat Motzkin 12; Kishinev 8/7; Krasnoyarsk
2/2; Minsk 6/6; Moscow (Zoo) 36/30/63; Nalchik 6/9; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo»)
5/6; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 5/9; Nikel 0/1; Nikolaev 30/29/8; Novosibirsk
17/6/3; Novouralsk 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 35/72; Omsk 8/5; Penza 74/94; Rostov-on-Don
14/20/12; Rovno 7/6/9; Samara 1/2/4; Saransk 8/12; Semey 1/2/2; Seversk 10; Surgut
4/10; Syktyvkar 1/4; Tashkent 10/22/20; Vorobji 2/4; Yakutsk 22; Yaroslavl 6/5/38;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/1; Zhlobin 0/5
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Laysan duck – Anas platyrhynchos laysanensis Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Yaroslavl 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Yellow-billed duck – Anas undulata
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/4
IUCN (LC)
Spot-billed duck – Anas poecilorhyncha poecilorhyncha
Almaty 2/4/2; Askaniya-Nova 9/8/27; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/2; Nikolaev 19/18/8;
Yerevan 1/2
Hybrid – Anas platyrhynchos x Anas poecilorhyncha poecilorhyncha
Rostov-on-Don 3
Pacific black duck – Anas poecilorhyncha supercilliosa
IUCN (LC)
270
271
Moscow (Zoo) 4
Spectacled duck – Anas (Speculanas) specularis
IUCN (NT)
Prague 1/1
Philippine duck – Anas luzonica
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
Crested duck – Anas (Lophonetta) specularioides
IUCN (LC)
Omsk 2/5/5; Prague 2/2
Northern pintail – Anas acuta
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/2; Brno 1/3; Chomutov 0/3/4; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/2;
Moscow (Zoo) 2/3/4; Novosibirsk 2/0; Penza 0/1; Prague 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Seversk 2; Surgut 3/0; Zhlobin 1/1
Brown pintail – Anas georgica spinicauda
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/3; Nikolaev 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6
White-cheeked pintail – Anas bahamensis
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Prague 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 21; Tashkent 3/4/1; Vyshkov 1/0
Red-billed duck – Anas erythrorhyncha
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Silver teal – Anas (Punanetta) versicolor
IUCN (LC)
Vyshkov 1/1
Falcated duck – Anas (Eunetta) falcata
IUCN (NT)
Nogliki 1/1; Vyshkov 1/1
Garganey – Anas querquedula
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/3; Novosibirsk 0/2; Prague 1/1
Speckled teal – Anas flavirostris
IUCN (LC)
Cape teal – Anas capensis
IUCN (LC)
Nogliki 1/1; Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl 1/1
Blue-winged teal – Anas (Spatula) discors
IUCN (LC)
Yaroslavl 1/1
Northern shoveler – Anas clypeata
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/4; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 0/2; Prague 1/0;
Marbled teal – Marmaronetta angustirostris
IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 4/2/15; Prague 2/3; Yaroslavl 1/0
Red-crested pochard – Netta rufina
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2/1; Chomutov 4/5; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/3/1; Kishinev 2/0;
Kiryat Motzkin 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 4/0/2
Rosy-billed pochard – Netta peposaca
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 7/5/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 6/0/1; Nogliki 1/1; Vyshkov 1/1
Common pochard – Aythya ferina
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 4/4; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 3/3/4; Nalchik 0/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/0; Nikolaev 1/2/3;
Novosibirsk 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Saransk 1/1; Yaroslavl 1
Redhead – Aythya americana
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 1/2/5
Ferruginous duck – Aythya nyroca
IUCN (NT)
Chomutov 2/0/16; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/5/4; Prague 3/4
Tufted duck – Aythya fuligula
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/2/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 4/2/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 10/10;
Nalchik 0/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3; Saransk 0/1; Surgut 1/0;
Tallinn 1/0/9
Greater scaup – Aythya marila
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Common eider – Somateria mollissima mollissima
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Riga 5; Tallinn 3/5/21
Common goldeneye – Bucephala clangula
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 4/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/3; Surgut 1/0
Hooded merganser – Mergus (Lophodytes) cucullatus
IUCN (LC)
Smew – Mergus (Mergellus) albellus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Prague 3/3
Red-breasted merganser – Mergus serrator
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 1/4
Common merganse – Mergus merganser
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 7; Tallinn 3
Common merganse – Mergus merganser merganser
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 3/1/8
White-headed duck – Oxyura leucocephala
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Novosibirsk 1; Prague 0/1
FALCONIFORMES
Cathartidae
Turkey vulture – Cathartes aura
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Kaunas 1/0/2; Prague 1/1
South American turkey vulture – Cathartes aura ruficollis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Riga 2/2/1
Andean condor – Vultur gryphus
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 2/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Riga 1/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Tashkent 2/3
272
Pandionidae
Osprey – Pandion haliaetus
Elizovo 1; Novosibirsk 1
273
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Accipitridae
European honey-buzzard – Pernis apivorus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Belgorod 1; Chelyabinsk 3; Grodno 1/0; Ivanovo 6; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1; Nikolaev 4; Penza 2; Samara 1/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 4; Tallinn 1/0; Yerevan 0/1
Oriental honey-buzzard – Pernis ptilorhyncus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Khabarovsk 1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Black kite – Milvus migrans
Abakan 4; Almaty 2/1/4; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Dushanbe 1; Kazan 1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1;
Kishinev 2; Krasnoyarsk 4; Lipetsk 2; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 2;
Nikolaev 3/0; Novosibirsk 1/1/3; Omsk 0/1; Rovno 1; Samara 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0;
Saransk 1/1/1; Surgut 1; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 1/1; Yakutsk 2; Yerevan 1/1;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Red kite – Milvus milvus
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Prague 0/1
Bald eagle – Haliaeetus leucocephalus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Prague 3/2; Tallinn 0/1
Northern bald eagle – Haliaeetus leucocephalus alascanus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
White-tailed eagle – Haliaeetus albicilla
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 10/9/3; Arkhara 1; Baku 2; Barnaul 0/1; Chelyabinsk 4; Cherkassy 0/3; Chleby
1/0; Chomutov 2/2/1; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Grodno 1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Ivanovo
1/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/2; Karaganda 0/2; Kaunas 2/1; Kazan 3/2; Khabarovsk 4;
Kharkov 2/0/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Kishinev 2/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk
2/2; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/6/2; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/2;
Nikel 0/1; Nikolaev 2/2/4; Novosibirsk 1/2/1; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Omsk 1/0/1; Penza
1/2/1; Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/6/12; Rovno 1; Samara 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3/2;
Saransk 1; Semey 3; Seversk 2; Surgut 1/1/1; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 3/4/1; Volzhsky 2;
Vorobji 2; Yakutsk 1; Yerevan 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2; Zhlobin 1/0
Steller's sea-eagle – Haliaeetus pelagicus
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 4/4/2; Brno 1/1; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Chomutov 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 1/1;
Ivanovo 0/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kazan 1/1; Khabarovsk 0/1; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1/1;
Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 5/3; Nikolaev 2/2; Nogliki 1/1: Novosibirsk 2/4/1; Prague
3/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4/3; Semey 1; Tallinn 2/2/3; Vorobji 0/1;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Cinereous vulture – Aegypius monachus
Almaty 3/2; Askaniya-Nova 0/1; Baku 3; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Chleby 1/0; Dushanbe 3;
Ekaterinburg 2/1; Grodno 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/3; Karaganda 1/1;
Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 0/2/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Kishinev 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/0;
Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/6/1; Nalchik 2/2; Nikolaev 2/2/4; Novosibirsk 2/2; Odessa
(Zoo) 1/0; Prague 5/5; Riga 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/2/1; Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo)
1/4; Seversk 1; Tallinn 4/8; Tashkent 1/1/4; Yerevan 3/3
Griffon vulture – Gyps fulvus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/1/1; Baku 5; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Cherkassy 2/0; Chleby 2/1; Chomutov 1/1;
Dushanbe 5; Ekaterinburg 2/2; Grodno 1/1; Izhevsk 1; Kaliningrad 4/3; Kaunas 0/1;
Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 1/1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Kishinev 3/1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Lipetsk 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 4/4; Nalchik 1/1; Nikolaev 2/3; Novosibirsk 0/1; Riga 1/3; Rostov-onDon 1/1/5; Rovno 1/0; Tallinn 3/2; Tashkent 2/3/4; Yerevan 6/9; Zelenogorsk 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Himalayan vulture – Gyps himalayensis Almaty 2/5; Barnaul 1; Izhevsk 1; Kaliningrad 1/2; Karaganda 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/3;
Novosibirsk 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2; Tallinn 1/1; Tashkent 1/1
Egyptian vulture – Neophron percnopterus
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 2/2; Baku 6; Dushanbe 2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kaliningrad 3/3; Kharkov
3; Kiev (Zoo) 4; Kishinev 1/0; Nikolaev 4; Prague 5/4; Riga 3/2; Rostov-on-Don 0/1/6;
Tashkent 1/2/4; Yerevan 2/3/1
West egyptian vulture – Neophron percnopterus percnopterus
Tallinn 2/2
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Lammergeier (Eurasian bearded vulture) – Gypaetus barbatus aureus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4/3; Baku 1; Chomutov 1/1; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1;
Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; Prague 1/1; Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 0/1; Tallinn 1/1; Tashkent 1/0/1; Yerevan 2/2
Short-toed snake-eagle – Circaetus gallicus (ferox)
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
N.Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 0/1
Crested serpent-eagle – Spilornis cheela
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1
Bateleur – Terathopius ecaudatus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Northern harrier – Circus cyaneus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Karaganda 0/1; Novosibirsk 1
Montagu's harrier – Circus pygargus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Barnaul 1/0; Ivanovo 0/1; Kaliningrad 1; Lipetsk 0/1; Minsk 1/1;
Samara 0/1
Western marsh-harrier – Circus aeruginosus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech’ye 2; Brno 0/3; Chomutov 0/2; Grodno 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/0; Ivanovo
1/1; Kharkov 4; Lipetsk 0/1; Minsk 0/1; Nalchik 2/0; Nikolaev 1/2; Novosibirsk 1; Penza
0/1; Perm 1; Riga 1/0; Rovno 0/2; Samara 0/1; Tashkent 1/1/1; Vorobji 0/1; Yaroslavl 2;
Yerevan 1/1; Zhlobin 0/1
Levant sparrowhawk – Accipiter brevipes CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1
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Eurasian sparrowhawk – Accipiter nisus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Nalchik 1/1; Perm 0/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1;
Tashkent 3
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Northern goshawk – Accipiter gentilis
Almaty 1/1; Barnaul 1/1; Chita 1; Dushanbe 1; Elizovo 0/1; Galichya Gora 2/3; Grodno
1/0; Ivanovo 2/3; Kazan 0/1; Kharkov 1/2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nikel 0/1; Novosibirsk
2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Riga 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2; Seversk 3; Surgut 1; Vorobji 0/1;
Yakutsk 1; Yaroslavl 1/2
Black-chested buzzard-eagle – Geranoaetus melanoleucus
CITES II, IUCN(LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Common buzzard – Buteo buteo
Abakan 6; Almaty 2/1; Baku 1; Belgorod 1; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Brno 0/1/3; Cherkassy
1/1; Dushanbe 5; Ekaterinburg 0/2; Grodno 2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5; Ivanovo 3;
Kaliningrad 2/2; Karaganda 3/1; Kaunas 1; Kazan 3; Khabarovsk 1; Kharkov 1/1/3;
Kishinev 1/2/3; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 2/3; Nalchik 1/0; N.Novgorod (Zoo
«Limpopo») 1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 2; Novosibirsk 1; Odessa (Zoo) 2/0;
Omsk 2/2; Penza 1; Perm 1; Prague 0/1/1; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 2; Rovno 2/0/2;
Samara 0/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Saransk 1/2/2; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 0/1; Tashkent
4; Volzhsky 1; Vorobji 3; Voronezh 3; Vyshkov 3/0; Yakutsk 2; Yaroslavl 2; Yerevan
3/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1; Zelenogorsk 1; Zhlobin 1/0
Rough-legged hawk – Buteo lagopus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 1; Chita 2/0; Elizovo 2/3; Grodno 2; Ivanovo 1; Khabarovsk 1; Krasnoyarsk
1/3; Minsk 0/1; Nikel 1/0; Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 1/0; Omsk 1/1; Penza 3; Samara 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Vorobji 2; Voronezh 1; Yakutsk 2; Yaroslavl 1
Upland buzzard – Buteo hemilasius
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 3; Bolsherech’ye 1
Long-legged buzzard – Buteo rufinus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/2; Belgorod 0/1; Cherkassy 1/0; Dushanbe 3; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaunas 1; Kiev
(Zoo) 1/1/3; Kishinev 5; Minsk 0/1; Nikolaev 2; Novosibirsk 1/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Tallinn 1/0; Tashkent 2; Vorobji 1/1/1; Voronezh 1
Lesser spotted eagle – Aquila pomarina
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Grodno 1/0; Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Nalchik 1/0;
Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Riga 2/1/1; Vorobji 1; Voronezh 1
Greater spotted eagle – Aquila clanga
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Baku 2; Ivanovo 1; Khabarovsk 1; Nikolaev 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Seversk 1;
Syktyvkar 0/1; Yerevan 2/1
Tawny eagle – Aquila rapax (nipalensis)
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Almaty 2/4; Askaniya-Nova 5/5; Baku 4; Barnaul 1/0; Belgorod 2/0;
Chelyabinsk 1/2; Chleby 1/0; Chomutov 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Galichya Gora 1/1;
Grodno 0/2; Ivanovo 1/2; Kaliningrad 1/3; Karaganda 1/4/2; Kaunas 1/3; Kazan 2/4/2;
Kharkov 1/3/7; Kiev (Zoo) 0/3; Kishinev 4/1/1; Krasnoyarsk 4/0; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk
1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 6/5/2; Nalchik 1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 0/1; Nikolaev 1/2;
Novosibirsk 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 3/4; Omsk 0/1/1; Penza 2/0; Perm 1/2; Rostov-on-Don
2/3/12; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2/1; Saransk 1; Semey 3; Seversk 3; Surgut 1; Tallinn 3/2;
Tashkent 5/5; Vorobji 1; Voronezh 1; Yerevan 5/4; Zhlobin 1/1
Eastern imperial eagle – Aquila heliaca
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Abakan 1; Almaty 4/3/1; Baku 3; Barnaul 1/0; Bolsherech’ye 1; Chelyabinsk 7; Chita 1;
Ekaterinburg 0/1; Galichya Gora 3/2; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1; Kazan 4/5; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1;
Kishinev 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/5; Nalchik 1/1; Novosibirsk
0/1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Penza 1/0/1; Samara 2/1; Saransk 1; Seversk 1; Tallinn 3/4;
Tashkent 1/0; Vorobji 1
Golden eagle – Aquila chrysaetos
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2; Almaty 6/6; Baku 3; Barnaul 0/1; Belgorod 1; Bolsherech’ye 1/1; Chelyabinsk
3; Chita 2; Chleby 1/2; Chomutov 1/1; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Elizovo 1;
Galichya Gora 1/0; Ivanovo 2/2; Izhevsk 1; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kaunas 1/1/1; Khabarovsk 2;
Kharkov 1/1/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/1; Kishinev 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk
0/1/1; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/2; Nalchik 1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 0/1;
N.Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1; Novosibirsk 2/2/1; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Orel 1; Perm
1/1; Rovno 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Saransk 1; Semey 1/1; Seversk 3; Surgut 1; Tallinn
3/3/1; Tashkent 1/1; Yakutsk 4; Yerevan 3/3; Zelenogorsk 1
Bonelli's eagle – Hieraaetus fasciatus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1
Booted eagle – Hieraaetus pennatus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Bolsherech’ye 2; Dushanbe 1; Galichya Gora 1/1; Kishinev 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Tashkent 3
Sagittariidae
Secretarybird – Sagittarius serpentarius
Prague 1/1; Tashkent 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Falconidae
Lesser kestrel – Falco naumanni
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Karaganda 1/0; Novosibirsk 0/1
Common kestrel – Falco tinnunculus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 8; Almaty 1/2/8; Anapa 1/1; Barnaul 0/2; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Brno 2;
Chelyabinsk 3; Chita 1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Elizovo 0/1; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka nad
Vltavou 2/3/4; Ivanovo 1/1/1; Kaliningrad 0/2; Karaganda 0/1; Khabarovsk 7; Kharkov
2/1/1; Kishinev 1/3/3; Krasnoyarsk 4/1; Lipetsk 0/1; Minsk 1/4; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/3;
Nalchik 1/0; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 0/1; Nikolaev 2/3/5; Novosibirsk 2/7; Odessa
(Zoo) 0/1; Omsk 0/1; Perm 1/1/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 2; Rostov-on-Don 4; Samara 0/1/3;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2/2; Semey 2; Seversk 2; Smolensk 1/1; Syktyvkar 1/0; Tallinn 1/0;
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Volzhsky 2; Vorobji 1; Voronezh 2/1; Vyshkov 1; Yakutsk 6; Yaroslavl 4; Yerevan 2/1
Red-footed falcon – Falco (Erythropus) vespertinus
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 1/2; Surgut 1/0
Amur falcon – Falco (Erythropus) amurensis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Khabarovsk 2
Merlin – Falco columbarius
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Barnaul 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/3
Eurasian hobby – Falco subbuteo
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2/6; Ekaterinburg 1; Grodno 1/0; Kharkov 1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; N.Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 1; N.Novgorod (Exotarium) 1; Novosibirsk 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1;
Omsk 1/0; Penza 1; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 2; Samara 1/1; Seversk 1; Surgut 1/1;
Volzhsky 2; Vorobji 1; Voronezh 2
Lanner falcon – Falco biarmicus
Almaty 1/1; Riga 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC )
Laggar falcon – Falco jugger
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 2/0
Saker falcon – Falco cherrug
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Abakan 0/1/1; Almaty 9/7; Barnaul 44/56; Bolsherech’ye 1; Brno 1/1; Chelyabinsk
0/1; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Galichya Gora 16/24; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1;
Ivanovo 3/3; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Karaganda 3/1; Kharkov 25; Kiev (Zoo)
2/2; Krasnoyarsk 0/1/1; Lipetsk 2/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 4/4/13; Nalchik 0/1;
N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikolaev 2/1; Novosibirsk 3/4/12; Odessa (Zoo)
4/4; Penza 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 7/7; Seversk 2; Stavropol 1/0;
Tashkent 1; Vorobji 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/0
Gyrfalcon – Falco rusticolus
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Barnaul 2/4; Galichya Gora 7/3; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Lipetsk 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Hybrid – Falco rusticolus x Falco cherrug
Barnaul 3/2; Ivanovo 0/1
Altay gyrfalcon – Falco rusticolus altaicus CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 0/1
Peregrine falcon – Falco peregrinus
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Barnaul 6/8; Brno 0/1; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Chomutov 1/1; Galichya Gora 4/5;
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 1/1; Kharkov 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo)
0/1; Tallinn 0/1
Hybrid – Falco peregrinus x Falco cherrug
Barnaul 8/4
Barbary falcon – Falco pelegrinoides
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
GALLIFORMES
Cracidae
Great curassow – Crax rubra
Brno 1/1
Black curassow – Crax alector
Ekaterinburg 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1
Bare-faced curassow – Crax fasciolata
CITES III, IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Meleagrididae
Wild turkey – Meleagris gallopavo
IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech’ye 2/1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Novosibirsk 1/0; Prague 3/12; Volzhsky 2
Tetraonidae
Hazel grouse – Bonasa bonasia
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Ruffed grouse – Bonasa umbellus
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 2/1
Siberian grouse – Dendragapus (Falcipennis) falcipennis
IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Novosibirsk 20/39; Yakutsk 2/1
IUCN (LC)
Black grouse – Lyrurus (Tetrao) tetrix
Chomutov 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/4; Novosibirsk 4/7; Yakutsk 3/2; Yaroslavl 2/0
Caucasian grouse – Lyrurus (Tetrao) mlokosiewiczi
IUCN (NT)
Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Western capercaillie – Tetrao urogallus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 4/13; Novosibirsk 5/7; Penza 1/0; Perm 1/1; Prague 1/1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1/0; Seversk 4; Surgut 0/1; Vorobji 3/3
Black-billed capercaillie – Tetrao parvirostris
IUCN (LC)
Yakutsk 2/0
Phasianidae
California quail – Callipepla (Lophortyx) californica
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Kaunas 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3/3; Vorobji 8/4; Yaroslavl 1/1
Scaled quail – Callipepla squamata
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1
Northern bobwhite – Colinus virginianus
IUCN (NT)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 4/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
See-see partridge – Ammoperdix griseogularis
IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 2
Himalayan snowcock – Tetraogallus himalayensis
IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3/3; Novosibirsk 4/4/6
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Rock partridge – Alectoris graeca
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
IUCN (LC)
Chukar – Alectoris chukar
Almaty 2/0; Chomutov 2/1; Dushanbe 2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kishinev 2/2/8;
Krasnoyarsk 1/1/10; Novosibirsk 1/1/3; Perm 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Rovno 1/1; Samara
0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Surgut 1/0; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 1; Yakutsk 4; Yerevan 1/3
Tjanshansky chukar – Alectoris chukar falki
IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 1
White-necklaced partridge – Arborophila gingica
IUCN (VU)
Prague 0/1
Black francolin – Francolinus francolinus
IUCN (LC)
Yerevan 1/0
Yellow-necked spurfowl – Francolinus leucoscepus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 6/6
Grey partridge – Perdix perdix
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 0/1; Brno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Ivanovo 6; Krasnoyarsk 3/0; Moscow
(Zoo) 4/2; Nalchik 0/1; Novosibirsk 0/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Zhlobin 1
Daurian partridge – Perdix dauurica
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 4; Chita 1
Madagascar partridge – Margaroperdix madagascariensis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
Common quail – Coturnix coturnix
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 3/2; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Chomutov 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur
1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/6; Nalchik 1/1; Prague 1/0; Syktyvkar 0/1; Tashkent 6/8; Yaroslavl 2/5
Common quail – Coturnix coturnix africana
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0
Japanese quail – Coturnix japonica var. dom.
Belgorod 3/1; Bolsherech’ye 6/29; Cheboksary 4/6; Chita 13; Chomutov 45/45;
Ekaterinburg 1/5; Elizovo 4/6; Grodno 2/3; Ivanovo 30; Kaliningrad 3/6/7; Kharkov 2;
Kiryat Motzkin 5; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Minsk 7/10; Novosibirsk 45; Novouralsk
2/5; Omsk 2/5; Penza 1/3; Perm 20/70/30; Prague 2/9; Rostov-on-Don 2/8/40; Saransk
31; Surgut 5/1; Yakutsk 5; Zelenogorsk 1/1
Blue quail – Excalfactoria (Coturnix) chinensis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Anapa 6/6; Chomutov 4; Ivanovo 3/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Kishinev 1/1;
Krasnoyarsk 2/3; Minsk 6/6; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/2; Novosibirsk 15; Penza 5/5; Prague
1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/8; Surgut 1/0; Vorobji 4/3; Yaroslavl 3/3
Crested partridge – Rollulus rouloul
Brno 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 0/2; Prague 3/3; Vorobji 2/1
Satyr tragopan – Tragopan satyra CITES III, IUCN (NT)
Chleby 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/2; Tallinn 2/0
Temminck's tragopan – Tragopan temminckii
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 2/2; Chleby 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1/1; Novosibirsk
1/1; Prague 1/1; Tallinn 3/1/2; Vorobji 1/1
Cabot's tragopan – Tragopan caboti
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 1/1
Himalayan monal – Lophophorus impejanus
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Anapa 2/2; Chleby 2/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Kishinev
1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/5/2; Nikolaev 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 2/0;
Tallinn 3/2/1; Vorobji 1/1
Red junglefowl – Gallus gallus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/3; Nalchik 4/3; Samara 1/1/2
Kalij pheasant – Lophura leucomelanos
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/3; Askaniya-Nova 2/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/2; Kaunas 0/1; Kazan 2/1;
Kharkov 1/0; Kishinev 3/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/0/6; Nikolaev
5/5; Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/2; Perm 0/2; Riga 2/3; Rostov-on-Don 2/0; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1/0; Tashkent 1/0; Yaroslavl 2/2; Yerevan 1/1
White-crested kalij pheasant – Lophura leucomelanos hamiltonii
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
Crawfurd's kalij pheasant – Lophura leucomelanos crawfurdi
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2
IUCN (LC)
Silver pheasant – Lophura nycthemera
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 1/1; Anapa 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 8/13; Baku 2; Bolsherech’ye 1/2;
Cheboksary 0/4; Chelyabinsk 2/0; Cherkassy 3/3/1; Chita 3/4; Chleby 2/0; Dushanbe
1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 3/5; Ivanovo 2/3; Kaliningrad 3/0; Karaganda
1/0; Kaunas 3/4; Kazan 4/4; Khabarovsk 1/0; Kharkov 4/2/6; Kiev (Zoo) 4/1; Kishinev
20/10/14; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/4/3; Lipetsk 2/4; Minsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 6/6/22; Nalchik 1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 3/4; Nikolaev 9/9;
Nogliki 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 3/5/9; Omsk 1/4/3; Penza 2/9; Prague 1/2; Riga 0/1/2; Rostovon-Don 6/3/3; Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1; Saransk 8/7; Semey 1/2/3; Seversk 15;
Surgut 1/1; Tashkent 2/2/2; Volzhsky 1; Vorobji 2/4; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Yakutsk
2/3; Yaroslavl 2/6/4; Yerevan 5/8; Zelenogorsk 1/0; Zhlobin 1/2
Lineated kalij pheasant – Lophura nycthemera lineata
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 1/1
Berlioz's silver pheasant – Lophura nycthemera berliozi
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 2/2
Edwards's pheasant – Lophura edwardsi
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 2/2; Kishinev 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague 2/1; Riga 3/3; Tashkent 1/1
Vietnamese pheasant – Lophura hatinhensis
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Swinhoe's pheasant – Lophura swinhoii
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
280
281
Anapa 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Baku 3; Cherkassy 0/1; Grodno 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1;
Kishinev 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 6/11/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo»)
1/1; Nikolaev 2/2; Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Omsk 1/1; Penza 1/0; Perm 1/3/2;
Rostov-on-Don 2/0/1; Rovno 1/1; Tallinn 3/5; Vorobji 2/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0;
Yaroslavl 2/2
Crestless fireback – Lophura erythrophthalma erythrophthalma
Prague 1/0
CITES III, IUCN (VU)
Crested fireback – Lophura ignita
Lophura ignita nobili – Lophura ignita nobilis
IUCN (NT)
Prague 1/1
IUCN (NT)
Vieillot's crested fireback – Lophura ignita rufa
Kaunas 1/1
Siamese fireback – Lophura diardi
IUCN (NT)
Anapa 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague 1/0;
Vorobji 1/0
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
White eared-pheasant – Crossoptilon crossoptilon
Baku 2; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague 1/1
Brown eared-pheasant – Crossoptilon mantchuricum
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/1; Perm 1/1; Tallinn 2/2/1
IUCN (LC)
Blue eared-pheasant – Crossoptilon auritum
Almaty 3/3/2; Anapa 3/3; Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Belgorod 1/0; Cherkassy 2/0; Grodno 1/1;
Kaunas 1/0; Kharkov 3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo)
3/2/4; Novosibirsk 2/2; Riga 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Saransk 1/0; Tallinn 3/3;
Vorobji 2/2
Cheer pheasant – Catreus wallichii
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2
Elliot's pheasant – Syrmaticus ellioti
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/3; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 5/3; Tallinn
1/2/1; Vorobji 1/2
Hume's pheasant – Syrmaticus humiae
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 0/1; Chleby 2/3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Tallinn 2/0/3
Mikado pheasant – Syrmaticus mikado
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Chleby 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Tallinn 1/0; Vorobji 1/1
Scintillating copper pheasant – Syrmaticus soemmerringi scintillans
Moscow (Zoo) 3/2
IUCN (NT)
Reeves's pheasant – Syrmaticus reevesi
IUCN (VU)
Almaty 2/4; Anapa 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 5/7; Baku 3; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech’ye 1/0;
Cheboksary 1/1; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Chita 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo
1/2; Karaganda 1/1; Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 3/1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/4; Krasnoyarsk 1/2/3; Lipetsk
1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/2/8; Nalchik 1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 3/4; Nikolaev 3/3;
Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Omsk 1/0; Penza 1/4; Perm 1/2/6; Riga 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 4/6/4;
Rovno 1/2; Saransk 1/1; Semey 1/1/1; Tallinn 1/1; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl
3/4; Yerevan 0/1
Common pheasant – Phasianus colchicus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 0/1; Anapa 3/6; Askaniya-Nova 2/6; Baku 2; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech’ye 8/4;
Cheboksary 1/1; Chelyabinsk 4/4; Cherkassy 2/2/10; Chita 1/1; Grodno 3/6; Hluboka
nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 4/3; Karaganda 5/2; Kaunas 2/0; Kazan 2/2; Kharkov 2/3/10;
Kishinev 12/3; Krasnoyarsk 2/2/10; Lipetsk 5/5; Minsk 1/2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Nalchik
1/0; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 15/20; Nikolaev 6/10; Nogliki 2/2; Novosibirsk 2/3;
Odessa (Zoo) 9/12/14; Omsk 2/2; Orel 3/2; Penza 4/9; Perm 1/2; Riga 3/1; Rostov-onDon 3/5/4; Rovno 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Saransk 1/5; Tashkent 1/2; Volzhsky
1; Vorobji 2/2; Voronezh 2/1; Yakutsk 1/2; Yaroslavl 1/2/11; Yerevan 9/10; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/0; Zhlobin 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/0
North Caucasian pheasant – Phasianus colchicus septentrionalis
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/4/1
Bianchi's pheasant – Phasianus colchicus bianchii
IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 1
Kirghiz pheasant – Phasianus colchicus mongolicus
IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 1/3
Manchurian ring-necked pheasant – Phasianus colchicus pallasi
IUCN (LC)
Khabarovsk 2/6; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Yakutsk 1/2
Strauch's pheasant – Phasianus colchicus strauchi
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/3/4
Southern green pheasant – Phasianus versicolor
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/1
IUCN (LC)
Golden pheasant – Chrysolophus pictus
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 5/9/13; Anapa 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 19/24; Baku 3; Belgorod 2/3;
Bolsherech’ye 1/2; Cheboksary 1/1; Cherkassy 2/3/2; Chita 1/3; Chleby 3/0; Elizovo
1/1; Grodno 2/5; Ivanovo 2/1; Kaliningrad 4/1; Karaganda 4/3; Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 3/0;
Kharkov 8/4; Kiev (Zoo) 4/4/2; Kishinev 3/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk
2/2; Lipetsk 3/2; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 8/12/5; Nalchik 2/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo
«Limpopo») 10/10; Nikolaev 5/1; Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 3/4/6;
Omsk 2/1; Orel 1/0; Penza 5/7; Perm 1/3; Riga 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 5/2/14; Rovno 2/2;
Samara 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Saransk 5/5; Semey 1/0; Seversk 6; Tallinn 1/1;
Tashkent 3/6/3; Volzhsky 2; Voronezh 1/0; Vorobji 2/3; Vyshkov 1/1; Yakutsk 1/1;
Yaroslavl 3/0/4; Yerevan 7/9; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/0; Zelenogorsk 2/2; Zhlobin 3/1
Golden pheasant – Chrysolophus pictus var. yellow
Anapa 2/2; Baku 2; Cherkassy 1/2/1; Grodno 2/2; Kharkov 4/2; Kiev (Zoo) 7/4/2; Nikolaev
2/9; Nogliki 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Rovno 1/1; Vorobji 2/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Lady amherst's pheasant – Chrysolophus amherstiae
IUCN (LC)
282
283
Almaty 3/2; Anapa 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 3/1; Baku 2; Chleby 2/0; Grodno 3/5; Izhevsk 1/1;
Kaunas 1/1/1; Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 5/4/2; Kiev (Zoo) 5/2; Kishinev 1/2/3; Komsomolskon-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 2/1; Minsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 5/4/2; Nalchik
1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/3; Nikolaev 4/5; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2/1; Perm
1/2; Riga 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 2/1; Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Saransk 3/3;
Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl 5; Yerevan 1/1
Hybrid – Chrysolophus amherstiae x Chrysolophus pictus
Rostov-on-Don 2
Germain's peacock-pheasant – Polyplectron germaini
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
Grey peacock-pheasant – Polyplectron bicalcaratum
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chleby 1/0; Kaunas 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Vorobji 1/2
Malayan peacock-pheasant – Polyplectron malacense
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Prague 2/3
Palawan peacock-pheasant – Polyplectron emphanum (napoleonis)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Malayan great argus – Argusianus argus argus
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Prague 1/2; Tallinn 1/1/2
Indian peafowl – Pavo cristatus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 0/1; Almaty 3/4; Askaniya-Nova 38/34; Baku 8; Belgorod 2/2; Bolsherech’ye
3/2; Brno 5/2; Cheboksary 1/1; Chelyabinsk 2/0; Cherkassy 4/4; Chita 4/3/5; Chleby
1/2/4; Chomutov 1/8; Dushanbe 6; Ekaterinburg 2/3; Grodno 2/4; Ivanovo 5/2; Izhevsk
1/1; Kaliningrad 5/3/2; Karaganda 3/2/1; Kaunas 4/7; Kazan 1/3/3; Kharkov 5/2/9; Kiev
(Zoo) 5/2; Kiryat Motzkin 11; Kishinev 3/5/30; Krasnoyarsk 3/7; Lipetsk 2/4; Minsk
1/5/5; Moscow (Zoo) 3/5/30; Nalchik 2/4; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 7/11; Nikel
2/2; Nikolaev 3/3/3; Nogliki 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 2/6/6; Omsk 2/2;
Orel 1/1; Penza 2/5/1; Perm 2/3; Prague 12/10/2; Riga 15/8/23; Rostov-on-Don 3/2/9;
Rovno 0/1/2; Samara 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4/7; Saransk 3/5; Semey 9/17; Seversk
7; Surgut 1/2; Tashkent 22/17/15; Volzhsky 3/2; Vorobji 3/6; Voronezh 1/0; Vyshkov
4/4/13; Yakutsk 2/2/1; Yerevan 8/15/2; Zelenogorsk 1/0; Zhlobin 1/0
Indian peafowl – Pavo cristatus var. alba
Anapa 1/2; Baku 2; Belgorod 2/0; Cherkassy 1/0; Dushanbe 2; Kaunas 1/1; Lipetsk 1/2/8;
Nikolaev 3/1; Nogliki 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 4/0; Orel 0/1; Penza 1/1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1;
Saransk 3; Vorobji 1/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/1
Indian peafowl – Pavo cristatus var. nigripennis
Cherkassy 1/1; Kaunas 1/0; Kishinev 5/2; Vorobji 1/1/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Green peafowl – Pavo muticus
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 2/0; Anapa 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kazan 1/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1/6; Moscow
(Zoo) 1/2; Nikolaev 2/0; Vorobji 0/1/1
Helmeted guineafowl – Numida meleagris
IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 15; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/28; Riga 2/1/5
Crested guineafowl – Guttera pucherani
IUCN (LC)
Vulturine guineafowl – Acryllium vulturinum
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1/1; Anapa 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 3; Prague
2/2/11; Riga 1/2/1; Vorobji 1/1/10
GRUIFORMES
Turnicidae
Barred buttonquail – Turnix suscitator
Prague 7/3
IUCN (LC)
Gruidae
Common crane – Grus grus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Anapa 0/2; Askaniya-Nova 1/3; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Brykin Bor 5/3;
Chelyabinsk 1; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 1/1;
Kaliningrad 1/1; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2/3; Kishinev 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk
1/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/2; Novosibirsk 0/1/2;
Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Omsk 0/1; Orel 1; Penza 1; Perm 1/1; Prague 1/0; Riga 1/1; Rostov-onDon 1/0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Seversk 1; Surgut 0/1/1; Syktyvkar 0/1; Tallinn 1/0;
Vorobji 1/1; Yakutsk 3; Yaroslavl 1/1
Hooded crane – Grus monacha
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Brykin Bor 0/1
Black-necked crane – Grus nigricollis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 3/4
Sandhill crane – Grus canadensis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brykin Bor 1/1; Ivanovo 1/0; Lipetsk 1/1
Red-crowned crane – Grus japonensis
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 2/2; Anapa 1/1; Arkhara 3/3/11; Brno 1/1; Brykin Bor 8/12; Chomutov 1/0;
Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Lipetsk 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo)
6/6/1; Novosibirsk 1/2/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 3/3; Rostov-on-Don 2/2/6; St Petersburg (Zoo)
2/2; Tallinn 1/1; Tashkent 1/0; Vorobji 2/2;
White-naped crane – Grus vipio
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 2/2; Arkhara 5/5/5; Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Brykin Bor 3/5; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Chita
1; Chomutov 0/4; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/2; Kaunas 1/1; Krasnoyarsk
1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Nikolaev 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/2; Prague 3/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1;
Sarus crane – Grus antigone
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/0; Kharkov 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Siberian crane – Grus leucogeranus
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
284
Anapa 2/2; Brykin Bor 20/18; Kaliningrad 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3;
Novosibirsk 1/1; Tallinn 1/1/2
Blue crane – Anthropoides paradisea
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 1/1
Demoiselle crane – Anthropoides (Grus) virgo
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3/3; Anapa 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 3/3/1; Brykin Bor 1/2; Chita 2; Chleby 1/1;
Chomutov 2/2/3; Ekaterinburg 3; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/2; Ivanovo
1/2; Kaliningrad 1/1; Karaganda 1/2; Kharkov 2/2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/3/1; Kishinev 2/0;
Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk
1/1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 5/6/1; Omsk 1; Orel 2/0; Penza 1/1; Prague 2/3; Rovno 1/1; Samara
0/2; Saransk 1/1; Semey 1/1/1; Tallinn 2/2; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl 1/1;
Yerevan 2/2
Black crowned-crane – Balearica pavonina CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Askaniya-Nova 2/1; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 2/1; Rostov-on-Don
1/1/5; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 1/1
West African black-crowned crane – Balearica pavonina pavonina
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
East African grey-crowned crane – Balearica regulorum gibbericeps
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4/2/4; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kiev (Zoo)
2/2/7; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Kishinev 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Nikolaev
2/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 0/1; Perm 1/0; Riga 2/1; Semey 1/0
Rallidae
Water Rail – Rallus aquaticus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Odessa (Zoo) 1
Corncrake – Crex crex
IUCN (NT)
Kharkov 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Spotted crake – Porzana porzana
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Common moorhen – Gallinula chloropus
IUCN (LC)
Baku 3; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/2; Kharkov 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1;
Nikolaev 1; Odessa (Zoo) 1; Prague 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
Purple swamphen – Porphyrio porphyrio seistanicus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/0; Baku 25; Chomutov 1/1; Grodno 1/0/4; Ivanovo 1/1; Kharkov 1/1/1; Kiev
(Zoo) 5/2; Kishinev 1/0; Minsk 2/6/4; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Novosibirsk 1/2/2; Penza 2;
Prague 0/2; Yerevan 0/1
Common coot – Fulica atra
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Baku 3; Ivanovo 1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kishinev 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1;
Moscow (Zoo) 14; Nalchik 1/1; Omsk 2; Rostov-on-Don 1; Rovno 1; St Petersburg (Zoo)
3; Tashkent 1/0; Voronezh 1
285
Cariamidae
Red-legged seriema – Cariama cristata
Prague 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Otididae
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Houbara bustard – Chlamydotis undulata
Novosibirsk 2/0
Great bustard – Otis tarda
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kiev (Zoo) 3/2; Lipetsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/15; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 0/2; Vorobji 4
Little bustard – Otis (Tetrax) tetrax
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 5; Novosibirsk 6/5
CHARADRIIFORMES
Haematopodidae
Eurasian oystercatcher – Haematopus ostralegus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 1/1
Recurvirostridae
IUCN (LC)
Black-winged stilt – Himantopus himantopus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/2; Nikolaev 1/1/3; Novosibirsk 3/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1/2
Pied avocet – Recurvirostra avosetta
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Moscow (Zoo) 0/2/12; Nikolaev 6; Novosibirsk 2/2
Burhinidae
Eurasian thick-knee – Burhinus oedicnemus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Chomutov 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Novosibirsk 1; Prague 1/1
Glareolidae
Black-winged pratincole – Glareola nordmanni
Novosibirsk 1/1
IUCN (NT)
Charadriidae
Northern lapwing – Vanellus vanellus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Ivanovo 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk 0/1; Perm 1/0;
Prague 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Yaroslavl 1
IUCN (LC)
Wattled lapwing – Vanellus senegallus
Prague 9/11
Masked lapwing – Vanellus miles
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
American golden plover – Pluvialis(Charadrius) dominica
IUCN (LC)
286
Khabarovsk 1
Scolopacidae
Black-tailed godwit – Limosa limosa
IUCN (NT)
Novosibirsk 2
Eurasian curlew – Numenius arquata
IUCN (NT)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 1
Common redshank – Tringa totanus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 2/2/11; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
Ruddy turnstone – Arenaria interpres
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Ruff – Philomachus pugnax
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 1/0
Laridae
Mew gull – Larus canus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2; Novosibirsk 3; Yaroslavl 1
Herring gull – Larus argentatus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2; Grodno 1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Kharkov 1/1/4; Krasnoyarsk 4;
Minsk 1/1; Nalchik 1/1; Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 1; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2; Tashkent 3/6/3
Siberian black-backed gull – Larus argentatus heuglini
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 0/1/1
Yellow-legged gull – Larus cachinnans
IUCN (LC)
Kiev (Zoo) 2
Great black-backed gull – Larus marinus
IUCN (LC)
Ivanovo 3
Mediterranean gull – Larus melanocephalus
IUCN (LC)
Odessa (Zoo) 1/1
Little gull – Larus (Hydrocoloeus) minutus
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Novosibirsk 1
Pallas's gull – Larus ichthyaetus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4; Kiev (Zoo) 2; Moscow (Zoo) 5; Rostov-on-Don 4
Slaty-backed gull – Larus schistisagus
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 3
Black-headed gull – Larus ridibundus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Chita 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Ivanovo 2; Kaliningrad 1/1; Moscow (Zoo)
2; Nalchik 1/1; Novosibirsk 1; Syktyvkar 1
Black-legged kittiwake – Rissa (Larus) tridactyla
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Common tern – Sterna hirundo
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1
287
COLUMBIFORMES
Pteroclididae
Pin-tailed sandgrouse – Pterocles alchata
Vorobji 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Columbidae
Rock pigeon – Columba livia
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 10; Grodno 56; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 4/4/2; Novosibirsk 2; Prague
1/1/9; Samara 4/4/3; Syktyvkar 12/12; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Hill pigeon – Columba rupestris
Almaty 1/0; Dushanbe 2
Stock dove – Columba oenas
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Prague 0/2
Common wood-pigeon – Columba palumbus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Baku 3; Chomutov 1/0; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 4;
Kharkov 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1; Perm 3/1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tashkent 2
Pink pigeon – Columba (Nesoenas) mayeri
CITES III, IUCN (EN)
Prague 3/2
Speckled pigeon – Columba guinea
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1/4; Karaganda 1/1
Lemon dove – Aplopelia (Columba) larvata
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2/2
European turtle-dove – Streptopelia turtur
IUCN (LC)
Brno 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/2/1; Karaganda 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nalchik 1/1;
Omsk 1/1/6; Prague 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 2/3
Spotted dove – Streptopelia chinensis
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/2; Prague 2/1; Riga 1;
Red collared dove – Streptopelia tranquebarica
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/3
Red collared dove – Streptopelia tranquebarica humilis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/2
Eurasian collared-dove – Streptopelia decaocto
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 0/1; Ivanovo 12; Kharkov 1; Kiryat Motzkin
1; Lipetsk 10; Minsk 0/1; Nikel 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 3/3; Volzhsky 1/1; Vorobji 5/7;
Yakutsk 2/2
Ringed turtle dove – Streptopelia risoria
Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Elizovo 1/1; Ivanovo 8; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/16; Orel
1/2; Penza 1/0; Perm 3/3/5
African collared-dove – Streptopelia roseogrisea
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/0; Prague 6/7/15; Vyshkov 2/1
Laughing dove – Streptopelia senegalensis ermanni
IUCN (LC)
288
Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 1/0; Perm 2/0
Red-eyed Dove – Streptopelia semitorquata
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3/3/2; Karaganda 1/1
Madagascar turtle-dove – Streptopelia picturata picturata
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1/2
Barred cuckoo-dove – Macropygia unchall
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
Namaqua Dove – Oena capensis IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2/2
Emerald dove – Chalcophaps indica
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/0; Vorobji 2/2/2
New Guinea bronzewing – Henicophaps albifrons
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
Common bronzewing – Phaps chalcoptera
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/3; Ivanovo 1/1; Prague 1/1
Crested pigeon – Ocyphaps lophotes
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/1; Novosibirsk 2/4; Perm 1/2;
Vorobji 4/4
Diamond dove – Geopelia cuneata
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 3/3; Ivanovo 16; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 4/4; Krasnoyarsk 2/2;
Moscow (Zoo) 3/5; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/2; Penza 2/0; Perm 2/2/1; Seversk 3;
Surgut 2/2; Vorobji 5/5; Yakutsk 1/0
Zebra dove – Geopelia striata
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2/2
Wonga pigeon – Leucosarcia melanoleuca
IUCN (LC)
Common ground-dove – Columbina passerina
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Nicobar pigeon – Caloenas nicobarica
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Kharkov 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Prague 8/7
Luzon bleeding-heart – Gallicolumba luzonica
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 4/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 1/1
Thick-billed ground-pigeon – Trugon terrestris
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Green-naped pheasant pigeon – Otidiphaps nobilis nobilis
IUCN (LC)
Western crowned-pigeon – Goura cristata
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/1; Perm 1/0; Prague 1/1; Tashkent 1/0
Victoria crowned-pigeon – Goura victoria
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Black-naped fruit-dove – Ptilinopus melanospila
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/2
Green imperial pigeon – Ducula aenea paulina
IUCN (LC)
289
Prague 3/3
Pied imperial-pigeon – Ducula bicolor
Almaty 2/1; Anapa 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/6; Prague 7/1/1
Elegant imperial-pigeon – Ducula concinna
Prague 0/1/1
Hybrid – Ducula aenea x Ducula concinna
Prague 1/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
PSITTACIFORMES
Psittacidae
Loriinae
Black lory – Chalcopsitta atra atra
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Cardinal lory – Chalcopsitta cardinalis
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Brown lory – Chalcopsitta duivenbodei
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 0/1
Yellow-streaked lory – Chalcopsitta scintillata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 2; Seversk 1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Red lory – Eos bornea
Baku 1; Chita 1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Blue-streaked lory – Eos reticulata
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Prague 2/1
Violet-necked lory – Eos squamata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 5; Seversk 1
Dusky lory – Pseudeos fuscata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chita 1/0; Novosibirsk 0/2; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Rainbow lorikeet – Trichoglossus haematodus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chita 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1; Karaganda 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3/2;
Vorobji 2/2
Rainbow lorikeet – Trichoglossus haematodus caeruleiceps
Kiryat Motzkin 5
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Australian rainbow lorikeet – Trichoglossus haematodus moluccanus
Prague 1/2/2
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Black-capped lory – Lorius lory
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1; Vorobji 1/1
Purple-naped lory – Lorius domicella
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Prague 4/3
Chattering lory – Lorius garrulus
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Kiryat Motzkin 1; Krasnoyarsk 3; Novosibirsk 1/1; Novouralsk 1/0; Tula 0/1; Vorobji 1/1
290
291
Yellow-backed chattering lory – Lorius garrulus flavopalliatus
Kiryat Motzkin 6
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Brno 1/0; Ivanovo 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Vorobji 4/4
Cockatiel – Nymphicus hollandicus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 12; Askaniya-Nova 11/6; Baku 31; Belgorod 5/6; Bolsherech’ye 10/16; Brno
6; Chelyabinsk 2/5; Chita 12/8; Cherkassy 8/6; Chleby 1/1; Dushanbe 2; Ekaterinburg
1/1; Elizovo 15/15; Grodno 3/3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/4; Ivanovo 5/1; Kaliningrad
7/7/7; Karaganda 3/4; Kaunas 0/1; Kazan 3/3/2; Kharkov 6/3/11; Kiev (Zoo) 10/6; Kiryat
Motzkin 1; Kishinev 4/3/24; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 5/5; Krasnoyarsk 5/5/5; Lipetsk
12/9/5; Moscow (Zoo) 1/4; Nalchik 0/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikel 8/10;
Nikolaev 7/9/3; Novosibirsk 10/10/4; Novouralsk 3/4; Odessa (Zoo) 5/7; Omsk 2/3/3;
Penza 4/4; Perm 7/7/8; Prague 1/3/5; Rostov-on-Don 42/40/40; Samara 0/1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 43; Saransk 4/5; Semey 6/7/8; Seversk 11; Smolensk 3/3; Surgut 18/21; Syktyvkar
3/2; Tashkent 3/4; Volzhsky 10/10; Vorobji 7/4; Voronezh 4/3; Vyshkov 2/2; Yaroslavl
2/1; Yerevan 3/3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zelenogorsk 4/4
Cacatuinae
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Palm cockatoo – Probosciger aterrimus
Almaty 1/1; Grodno 1/0; Prague 3/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 2/2
Yellow-crested cockatoo – Cacatua sulphurea
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Almaty 1/0; Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Karaganda 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Minsk
1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Syktyvkar 1/1; Vorobji 7/7; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/0
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Citron-crested cockatoo – Cacatua sulphurea citrinocristata
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Novosibirsk 1/0; Riga 1/1
Sulphur-crested cockatoo – Cacatua galerita
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Baku 1; Kaunas 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Riga 1/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Tallinn 1/0;
Tashkent 2/2/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Sulphur-crested cockatoo – Cacatua galerita galerita
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Chita 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1;
Vorobji 2/2
Northern sulphur-crested cockatoo – Cacatua galerita fitzroyi
Tallinn 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Salmon-crested cockatoo – Cacatua moluccensis
Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Karaganda 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Komsomolsk-onAmur 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 0/1; Riga 2/2; Rostov-on-Don
1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Tashkent 2/2; Vorobji 3/3
White cockatoo – Cacatua alba
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Baku 2; Brno 1/3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Moscow (Zoo)
1/1; Novosibirsk 1/2/1; Prague 3/2; Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/2; Saransk 1/0; Surgut
0/1; Syktyvkar 0/1; Tallinn 1/0; Vorobji 3/3
Hybrid – Cacatua sulphurea citrinocristata x Cacatua alba
Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Novosibirsk 1
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Tanimbar cockatoo – Cacatua goffini
Almaty 1/0; Belgorod 3; Brno 3/0; Cherkassy 0/1; Ekaterinburg 2/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0;
Kiryat Motzkin 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 2/2; Omsk 1/0; Penza 0/2; Riga 1/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Seversk 1; Syktyvkar 0/1; Volzhsky 1; Vorobji 3/3; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/0
Little corella – Cacatua sanguinea
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Vorobji 2/2; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Ducorp's cockatoo – Cacatua ducorpsi
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Vorobji 4/1
Cockatoo – Cacatua sp.
CITES II
Nogliki 1/0; Tashkent 2/1
Galah – Eolophus (Cacatua) roseicapillus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Nestorinae
Kea – Nestor notabilis
Brno 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Psittacinae
Desmarest's fig parrot – Psittaculirostris desmarestii desmarestii
Prague 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Edwards's fig-parrot – Psittaculirostris edwardsii
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/1
Blue-rumped parrot – Psittinus cyanurus cyanurus
Prague 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Muller's blue-backed parrot – Tanygnathus sumatranus muelleri
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Eclectus parrot – Eclectus roratus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ivanovo 0/1; Karaganda 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Novosibirsk 1/2;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Vorobji 3/3
Red-sided eclectus parrot – Eclectus roratus polychloros
Brno 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Australian king-parrot – Alisterus scapularis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kaunas 1/0; Vorobji 1/1
Moluccan king-parrot – Alisterus amboinensis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 1/1
Papuan king-parrot – Alisterus chloropterus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 1/1
Red-winged parrot – Aprosmictus erythropterus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Vorobji 2/2
Superb parrot – Polytelis swainsonii
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
292
293
Almaty 1/1; Baku 2; Kaunas 1/2; Penza 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Surgut 1/1; Vorobji 2/2
Regent parrot – Polytelis anthopeplus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Vorobji 1/2
Princess parrot – Polytelis alexandrae
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Elizovo 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Mallee ringneck parrot – Barnardius barnardi
Vorobji 2/2
Ringneck parrot – Barnardius zonarius
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 3/4
Crimson rosella – Platycercus elegans
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 2/2; Grodno 1/1; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/2;
Novouralsk 1/0; Penza 2; Riga 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Smolensk 1/1; Volzhsky
0/1; Vorobji 1/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Eastern rosella – Platycercus eximius CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Askaniya-Nova 4/1; Baku 2; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Brno 0/1;
Chita 2; Chleby 1/1; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 3/3; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaunas 2/2; Kazan 2/1/3;
Kharkov 2/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kishinev 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk
1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 0/1; Novosibirsk 2/2; Penza 2/2/1; Perm 2/2/1; Prague
1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/2/1; Rovno 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5; Seversk 3; Surgut 1/3;
Syktyvkar 0/1; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 3/3; Voronezh 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0
Hybrid – Platycercus elegans x Platycercus eximius
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Queensland eastern rosella – Platycercus eximius cecilae
Bolsherech’ye 1/0
Crimson rosella – Platycercus adelaidae
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Vorobji 1/1
Pale-headed rosella – Platycercus adscitus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2/2; Chita 1; Kaunas 2/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Penza 1/0;
Rostov-on-Don 1/1/4; Vorobji 2/2
Green rosella – Platycercus caledonicus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2/2
Yellow rosella – Platycercus flaveolus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2/2
Western rosella – Platycercus icterotis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1
Red-rumped parrot – Psephotus haematonotus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Brno 6/1; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Elizovo 1/0; Grodno 3/4;
Kaliningrad 0/2; Kaunas 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 2/0; Novouralsk 1/1; Omsk
1/1; Penza 1/0; Perm 0/1; Prague 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 3/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1;
Seversk 4; Surgut 1/2; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 2/2; Yerevan 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Red-fronted parakeet – Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 0/1; Brno 12; Grodno 2/3; Kaliningrad 2/3; Kaunas 1/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1;
Krasnoyarsk 0/3; Surgut 2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Bourke's parrot – Neophema bourkii
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 1/0; Penza 0/1; Vorobji 3/3
Turquoise parrot – Neophema pulchella
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Elegant parrot – Neophema elegans
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 0/2; Vorobji 2/2
Swift parrot – Lathamus discolor
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Budgerigar – Melopsittacus undulatus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Askaniya-Nova 94/91; Baku 133; Belgorod 5/6; Bolsherech’ye 48/48; Brno
6/7/25; Cheboksary 1/1; Cherkassy 36; Chita 10/10; Dushanbe 5; Ekaterinburg 23/26;
Elizovo 30/30; Grodno 8/10; Hluboka nad Vltavou 35; Ivanovo 37; Kaliningrad 29/30/5;
Karaganda 2/4; Kaunas 34; Kazan 9/8; Kharkov 20/20/3; Kiev (Zoo) 15/14; Kishinev
15/15/30; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 8/8; Krasnoyarsk 23/25; Lipetsk 10/10; Minsk 1/2;
Moscow (Zoo) 6/6/46; Nalchik 1/1; Nikel 5/5; Nikolaev 27/30; Novosibirsk 7/7/60;
Novouralsk 5/8; Odessa (Zoo) 20/16; Omsk 8/11/2; Penza 43/43/30; Perm 19/17/18;
Prague 9/6; Rostov-on-Don 128/137/180; Samara 2/2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 108; Saransk
13/16; Semey 9/9/1; Seversk 23; Surgut 17/15; Syktyvkar 8/8; Tashkent 20/21; Volzhsky
30; Vorobji 6/10/12; Voronezh 7/7; Vyshkov 7/23; Yakutsk 1/1; Yaroslavl 3/4; Yerevan
20/15/5; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3/4; Zelenogorsk 4/3; Zhlobin 1/1
Vasa parrot – Coracopsis vasa
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1
African grey parrot – Psittacus erithacus
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Baku 1; Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Brno 4; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Ivanovo 2; Kiryat Motzkin
2/3; Novouralsk 2/0; Omsk 0/1; Prague 2; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 10/10; Yerevan 1/1;
Zhlobin 1/0
African grey parrot – Psittacus erithacus erithacus
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 0/2; Brno 0/4; Cherkassy 1/0; Chita 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 1/1/3; Kiev
(Zoo) 3; Kishinev 1/3; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/3/3; Nikel 0/1; Novosibirsk
1/1/1; Penza 0/3; Perm 2/0; Riga 3/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1/2;
Surgut 0/1/4; Volzhsky 1
Western grey parrot – Psittacus erithacus timneh
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Brno 10/7; Chita 2/0; Grodno 1/0; Kharkov 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Lipetsk 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 5; Nikolaev 4/0; Penza 1/1; Perm 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 4; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1; Seversk 1; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 1/0
Red-fronted parrot – Poicephalus gulielmi
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Riga 1/1; Vorobji 2/2/4
Senegal parrot – Poicephalus senegalus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
294
295
Almaty 1/0; Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Kaliningrad 2/1; Kaunas 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 3/2; Kiryat
Motzkin 2; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/2; Novosibirsk 0/1; Penza 1; Perm 0/1;
Rostov-on-Don 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Tallinn 1/1; Volzhsky 1; Vorobji 2/2/3
Meyer's parrot – Poicephalus meyeri
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Surgut 0/1
Brown-headed parrot – Poicephalus cryptoxanthus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Rosy-faced lovebird – Agapornis roseicollis
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 3; Almaty 0/4; Anapa 3/3; Askaniya-Nova 63/40; Baku 2; Belgorod 2/4/6;
Bolsherech’ye 12/15; Cherkassy 4/0; Chita 4/4/1; Elizovo 10/10; Grodno 10/12; Ivanovo
11; Kaliningrad 40/40/30; Karaganda 2/5; Kaunas 56; Kazan 3/3/4; Kharkov 5/5/10; Kiev
(Zoo) 12; Kishinev 20/20/29; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 3/4; Lipetsk 7;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/2; Nalchik 1/0; Nikel 2/2; Novosibirsk 6/7; Novouralsk 0/1; Odessa
(Zoo) 1/0; Omsk 2/2/9; Penza 5/11/4; Perm 3/0; Rostov-on-Don 5/5/2; Rovno 1/1;
Samara 3/2/14; St Petersburg (Zoo) 61; Saransk 5/4/4; Semey 1/1/2; Seversk 4; Surgut
5/5; Syktyvkar 1/2/5; Tashkent 4/5; Volzhsky 2/2; Vorobji 6/6; Yakutsk 1/1; Yaroslavl
3/3; Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0; Zelenogorsk 6/6
Rosy-faced lovebird – Agapornis roseicollis var. blue
Anapa 2/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk (“Роев ручей) 2/1;
Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Surgut 0/1
Rosy-faced lovebird – Agapornis roseicollis var. yellow
Anapa 2/2; Elizovo 20/20; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Lipetsk 0/1; Novosibirsk 4/4;
Penza 1/2/3; Surgut 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Fischer's lovebird – Agapornis fischeri
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 1/0; Baku 13; Belgorod 2/1/2; Bolsherech’ye 15/14; Brno 3; Chelyabinsk 2/3;
Cherkassy 6/0; Chita 3/3/2; Ekaterinburg 19; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 2/2; Ivanovo 14;
Kaliningrad 10/10/5; Karaganda 1/1; Kaunas 33; Kazan 1/1/8; Kharkov 20/20/7; Kiev
(Zoo) 9/9; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 4/4; Lipetsk 10; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3;
Nikolaev 25/26; Novosibirsk 4/4/1; Penza 10/10/10; Perm 9/6/4; Rostov-on-Don 2/2/5;
Seversk 2; Surgut 4/3; Vorobji 7/7; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/1; Zelenogorsk 4
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Belgorod 1/0/33; Chita 5/5/3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 0/1; Kaliningrad
11/20/8; Kaunas 10; Kazan 8; Kishinev 1/1/4; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Nikolaev 11/9;
Novosibirsk 1/1; Novouralsk 1/1; Penza 2/3/5; Perm 4/0; Rovno 1/1; Seversk 2; Surgut
2/2; Vorobji 7/7; Zelenogorsk 1/1
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus var. blue
Ivanovo 9; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Novosibirsk 1/1/5; Surgut 0/1;
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus var. green
Ivanovo 11
Yellow-collared lovebird – Agapornis personatus var. black
Ivanovo 3; Novosibirsk 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Vernal hanging-parrot – Loriculus vernalis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Alexandrine parakeet – Psittacula eupatria CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/1/1; Penza 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/2; Seversk 2;
Surgut 1/0; Vorobji 5/5; Yaroslavl 1/0
Rose-ringed parakeet – Psittacula krameri
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/0; Almaty 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Baku 3; Bolsherech’ye 2/2; Cherkassy
2/0; Ekaterinburg 2/3; Elizovo 4/5; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Ivanovo
18; Kaliningrad 2/0; Karaganda 2/2; Kaunas 1/3; Kazan 3/3/3; Kharkov 1/1/2; Kiryat
Motzkin 125; Kishinev 3/2/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 3/2/1; Lipetsk
2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/2; Novosibirsk 3/3/1;
Novouralsk 1/1; Omsk 1/2; Penza 3/3; Perm 1/1; Prague 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Rovno
1/1/2; Samara 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 8; Saransk 2/0; Semey 1/3; Seversk 7; Surgut 4/5;
Syktyvkar 1/1; Tallinn 2/3/1; Vorobji 3/3; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yerevan 0/1; Zelenogorsk 2/2/1
Rose-ringed parakeet – Psittacula krameri var. lutinis
Krasnoyarsk 0/1
Rose-ringed parakeet – Psittacula krameri var. blue
Sri Lanka rose-ringed parakeet – Psittacula krameri manillensis
Grodno 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Slaty-headed prakeet – Psittacula himalayana
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/1
Plum-headed prakeet – Psittacula cyanocephala
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Chita 1; Kharkov 1/0; Kishinev 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Seversk 1; Vorobji 3/3; Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0
Derbyan prakeet – Psittacula derbiana
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chita 1/1; Chomutov 3/3/2; Elizovo 0/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Vorobji 2/2
Red-breasted prakeet – Psittacula alexandri
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Baku 3; Chita 2/1; Ivanovo 6; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo»)
1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Penza 2/0; Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Ringneck parakeet – Psittacula sp.
Dushanbe 1; Tashkent 1/0; Volzhsky 1/0
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Hyacinth macaw – Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus
Almaty 1/1; Chleby 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Blue-and-yellow macaw – Ara ararauna
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
296
297
Almaty 1/0; Anapa 8; Brno 2/0; Chita 1; Chleby 1/0; Grodno 0/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1;
Kaliningrad 1/2; Kaunas 1/1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Kiryat Motzkin 2/1/1; Krasnoyarsk
0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/4/1; Nalchik 0/1; Nikolaev 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/1; Odessa
(Zoo) 1/0; Penza 2; Perm 1/1; Prague 3/1; Riga 2/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/0; Rovno 1/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/0/1; Tallinn 1/0; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 4/4/4
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Military macaw – Ara militaris
Almaty 2/1; Kharkov 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 1/1;
Rostov-on-Don 1/1/3
Mexican military macaw – Ara militaris mexicana CITES I, IUCN (VU)
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Scarlet macaw – Ara macao
Baku 1; Kiryat Motzkin 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/4/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 2; Riga 1/1;
Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Vorobji 2/2
Red-bellied macaw – Ara (Orthopsittaca) manilata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chita 1; Vorobji 3/3
Blue-winged macaw – Ara (Primolius, Propyrrhura) maracana
Brno 1/0; Vorobji 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Blue-headed macaw – Ara (Primolius) couloni
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 5/1
Red-and-green macaw – Ara chloroptera
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 8; Brno 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Ivanovo 0/1; Kaliningrad
1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 2/1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Lipetsk 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Nikolaev 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/2; Penza 2; Prague 2/0; Rostov-on-Don
1/1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Vorobji 4/4/1
Hybrid – Ara ararauna х Ara chloroptera x Ara militaris
Kharkov 1/0/6
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Red-shouldered macaw – Ara (Diopsittaca) nobilis
Vorobji 2/2
Red-fronted macaw – Ara rubrogenys
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Chestnut-fronted macaw – Ara severus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 2/2
Macaw – Ara sp.
CITES II
Baku 3
Hybrid – Ara ararauna х Ara sp.
Krasnoyarsk 1/0
Blue-crowned parakeet – Aratinga acuticaudata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 0/1
Green parakeet – Aratinga holochlora rubritorquis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 2/3
Crimson-fronted parakeet – Aratinga finschi
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Riga 1
Scarlet-fronted parakeet – Aratinga wagleri
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kaliningrad 1/0
Mitred parakeet– Aratinga mitrata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Nikel 0/1; Vorobji 2/2
Red-masked parakeet – Aratinga erythrogenys CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 1/0; Riga 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1
White-eyed parakeet – Aratinga leucophthalma CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 2
Western white-eyed parakeet – Aratinga leucophthalma callogenys
Tallinn 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Southern golden-capped parakeet – Aratinga auricapilla aurifrons
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Jandaya parakeet – Aratinga jandayа
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/0/1; Vorobji 2/2
Sun parakeet – Aratinga solstitialis CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Perm 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Vorobji 3/3
Hybrid – Aratinga solstitialis х Aratinga jandayа
Surgut 1
Dusky-headed parakeet – Aratinga weddellii
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Perm 4/2
Nanday parakeet – Nandayus nenday
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/0; Bolsherech’ye 2/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/3; Kiev (Zoo) 2;
Krasnoyarsk 1; Lipetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 2/2; Omsk 1/0; Penza
1/1; Seversk 2; Smolensk 2; Tallinn 1/0; Vorobji 1/1; Yakutsk 1; Yerevan 3/0;
Zelenogorsk 1/1/1
Burrowing parakeet – Cyanoliseus patagonus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 2/2; Bolsherech’ye 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 6/6/8; Kaliningrad 1/1;
Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/8; Nogliki 0/1; Novosibirsk 2/2;
Rostov-on-Don 1/1/2; Vorobji 5
Maroon-bellied parakeet – Pyrrhura frontalis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 1; Vorobji 1/1
Monk parakeet – Myiopsitta monachus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 4/4/7; Ivanovo 0/1; Kaunas 0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0;
Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 2/2/7; Prague 5/4/10;
Rostov-on-Don 1/1
Green-rumped parrotlet – Forpus passerinus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Penza 2/0; Vorobji 1/2
Pacific parrotlet – Forpus coelestis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Vorobji 1/1
Black-headed parrot – Pionites melanocephalus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 4/4
Scaly-headed parrot – Pionus maximiliani
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 2; Kharkov 1
298
299
Blue-headed parrot – Pionus menstruus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Perm 0/1; Vorobji 2/2/2
White-crowned parrot – Pionus senilis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2
Yellow-billed amazon – Amazona collaria
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Prague 3/3
Cuban amazon – Amazona leucocephala leucocephala
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Kaliningrad 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Prague 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0;
Smolensk 1/0; Surgut 1; Tula 0/1; Vorobji 3/4
White-fronted amazon – Amazona albifrons
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Black-billed amazon – Amazona agilis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/2
Festive amazon – Amazona festiva
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/0; Prague 2/2; Vorobji 2/3
Blue-fronted amazon – Amazona aestiva
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Bolsherech’ye 1/1; Brno 1/1; Grodno 2/0; Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 1/0/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Perm 2/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Surgut 1; Vorobji 5/5
Yellow-crowned amazon – Amazona ochrocephala ochrocephala
Almaty 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 0/3; Riga 1; Vorobji 5/5/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Yellow-headed amazon – Amazona oratrix
Nikolaev 1/0; Penza 0/1/1
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Orange-winged amazon – Amazona amazonica CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 0/1; Bolsherech’ye 0/1; Chita 1/1; Kaunas 1/1/1; Kazan 1/1; Kishinev 2/2/1;
Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nikolaev 1; Novosibirsk 1/1/2; Penza 1/1/2;
Perm 2/2/1; Prague 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3; Vorobji 1/1;
Zelenogorsk 1/1
Mealy amazon – Amazona farinosa
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Penza 1/1/1; Perm 1; Saransk 1/0; Vorobji 4/5; Zelenogorsk 1/1
Guatemalan mealy amazon – Amazona farinosa guatemalae
Tallinn 1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Red-lored amazon – Amazona autumnalis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech’ye 1/0; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Vorobji 1/2
Red-tailed amazon – Amazona brasiliensis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Chleby 2/2
Blue-cheeked amazon – Amazona dufresniana CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Vorobji 1
Red-fan parrot – Deroptyus accipitrinus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 8; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Vorobji 2/1/2
CUCULIFORMES
Musophagidae
White-bellied go-away-bird – Corythaixoides leucogaster
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/0; Prague 2/0; Vorobji 1/1
Violet turaco – Musophaga violacea
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Anapa 1/2/2; Ekaterinburg 0/2; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1;
Vorobji 1/1
Gold coast turaco (Guinea turaco) – Tauraco corythaix persa
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Anapa 1/3/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Tashkent 1/1
Knysna turaco – Tauraco corythaix buffoni
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 1/1; Riga 0/1
Livingston's turaco – Tauraco corythaix livingstonii
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1
Hartlaub's turaco – Tauraco hartlaubi
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 4
Cuculidae
Common cuckoo – Cuculus canorus
Moscow (Zoo) 1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1
Greater black coucal – Centropus menbeki
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
STRIGIFORMES
Tytonidae
Barn owl – Tyto alba CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1/2; Brno 2/1/1; Chomutov 4/1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5/6; Ivanovo 0/2;
Kaliningrad 1/1/5; Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/3; Kishinev 2/2/3; Moscow (Zoo) 7; Nikolaev
1/1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1; Penza 1/1; Perm 2; Prague 2/2/4; Rostov-on-Don 2; Vorobji 2/2;
Yerevan 1/1
Barn owl – Tyto alba guttata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 1/1
Strigidae
White-faced scops-owl – Otus (Ptilopsis) leucotis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Common scops owl – Otus scops
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Baku 5; Brno 2/3; Chomutov 0/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2/1; Kharkov 0/2/3;
Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; N.Novgorod (Exotarium) 5; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2/1; Perm 1; Prague 1/1;
Rostov-on-Don 1
Spectacled owl – Pulsatrix perspicillata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
300
301
Prague 1/1
Eurasian eagle-owl – Bubo bubo
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 5; Almaty 2/2; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Baku 1; Barnaul 0/1; Brno 1/0/2; Cherkassy
1/1; Chita 1; Chomutov 1/1; Dushanbe 3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 0/1; Galichya Gora
1/1; Grodno 1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Izhevsk 1; Kaunas 1/2; Khabarovsk 2;
Kharkov 2/3/6; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/2/1; Lipetsk 1/0/1; Minsk 1/1; Moscow
(Zoo) 2/1/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikolaev 1/1/2; Novosibirsk 1/0;
Odessa (Zoo) 3/2; Penza 1/1/1; Perm 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/3; Rovno 2; Samara 1/2;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Saransk 2; Semey 2/3/1; Seversk 2; Stavropol 1; Tallinn 1/1;
Tashkent 1/1/3; Volzhsky 2; Vorobji 1/1; Voronezh 1; Vyshkov 1; Yerevan 6/3; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Eurasian eagle-owl – Bubo bubo bubo CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Riga 2/2/1
Northern eagle owl – Bubo bubo sibiricus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chelyabinsk 1/0; Ivanovo 1/1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/3; Novosibirsk 0/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Surgut 2
Turkmenian eagle owl – Bubo bubo turcomanus
Kaliningrad 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Himalayan eagle owl – Bubo bubo hemachalana
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/0
Blakiston's fish-owl – Ketupa blakistoni
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Buffy fish-owl – Ketupa ketupa
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Snowy owl – Nyctea (Bubo) scandiaca
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Almaty 1/1; Bolsherech’ye 1; Brno 2/0; Chomutov 1/1; Elizovo 0/1; Hluboka
nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 6; Izhevsk 1; Kazan 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0/1; Kishinev 0/1;
Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/5/3; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/4; Penza 0/2; Perm
1/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 1/1; Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Seversk 1; Surgut 1/1/2;
Tallinn 2/2/5
Tawny owl – Strix aluco
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Belgorod 1; Brno 1/1/1; Chomutov 1/1; Galichya Gora 1/0; Grodno 0/1/2;
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0/1; Ivanovo 4; Kaliningrad 4/3/2; Khabarovsk 2; Kharkov 1/1/5;
Kishinev 1/1/4; Lipetsk 2; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 5; Nalchik 1/0; N.Novgorod (Zoo
«Limpopo») 1/1; Penza 2; Riga 1/1/7; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Semey 1; Smolensk 2;
Tallinn 2; Tashkent 0/1; Tula 1; Vorobji 2; Voronezh 1/2; Vyshkov 3
Ural owl – Strix uralensis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 6; Almaty 2/1/1; Barnaul 1; Chelyabinsk 6; Chita 1; Chomutov 1/1; Grodno 1;
Ekaterinburg 0/1/1; Ivanovo 6; Izhevsk 1; Kaliningrad 2; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 3/3;
Krasnoyarsk 3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/3; Novosibirsk
4/4/16; Penza 0/1; Perm 2/1; Riga 0/1; Samara
4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2/2; Saransk 2; Seversk 6; Smolensk 1; Surgut 2; Syktyvkar 1/1;
Tallinn 3/3; Vorobji 1/1; Yakutsk 1; Yaroslavl 1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 4
Ural owl – Strix uralensis macroura
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ural owl – Strix uralensis liturata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Great grey owl – Strix nebulosa
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Bolsherech’ye 1; Chelyabinsk 1; Chomutov 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1; Ivanovo 3;
Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/5; Syktyvkar
1; Vorobji 1/1; Yakutsk 1
Great grey owl – Strix nebulosa lapponica
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Grodno 0/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/2/2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Penza 2;
Prague 4/2; Riga 1/1; Tallinn 2/1/7
Northern hawk owl – Surnia ulula
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 0/1; Chomutov 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1; Prague 1/1; Riga
1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Seversk 1; Surgut 1; Syktyvkar 0/1/1; Tallinn 2/2
Eurasian pygmy-owl – Glaucidium passerinum
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 6/4; Kaliningrad 1/0; Perm 1/1; Prague 4/2; Riga 1;
Voronezh 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2
Little owl – Athene noctua
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 3; Brno 1/0; Chomutov 3/0/1; Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/3; Ivanovo
1/1; Kharkov 1/1/7; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kishinev 1; Nalchik 1/0; Nikolaev 0/1/4; Odessa
(Zoo) 1/1; Prague 7/5; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 1; Stavropol 1/0; Tallinn 1
Boreal owl – Aegolius funereus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Barnaul 1; Chelyabinsk 1; Chomutov 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2;
Ivanovo 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk 1; Perm 1/1/3; Prague 1/1; Riga 1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 2; Tallinn 0/1
Brown hawk-owl – Ninox scutulata
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Khabarovsk 2
Long-eared owl – Asio otus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 8; Almaty 1; Barnaul 1; Belgorod 3; Brno 3; Chelyabinsk 6; Dushanbe 4;
Ekaterinburg 1; Galichya Gora 1; Grodno 5; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/2; Ivanovo 9;
Kaliningrad 1/2; Kazan 1; Kharkov 1/1/26; Kiev (Zoo) 3/4; Kishinev 7; Krasnoyarsk 3;
Lipetsk 1; Minsk 3/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; N.Novgorod
(Exotarium) 3; Nikolaev 1/1/2; Novosibirsk 1/1/1; Novouralsk 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1;
Omsk 2; Orel 1; Penza 5; Perm 1; Prague 1/1; Riga 3; Rostov-on-Don 4; Rovno 1; Samara
0/1/4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4/5/1; Saransk 1; Seversk 4; Smolensk 1; Syktyvkar 0/1/1;
Tallinn 2; Volzhsky 1; Vorobji 1/1; Yakutsk 1; Yaroslavl 0/1; Yerevan 2/3; Zhlobin 2
Short-eared owl – Asio flammeus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
302
303
Almaty 1; Chelyabinsk 3; Ekaterinburg 1; Elizovo 2; Galichya Gora 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou
0/3; Ivanovo 5; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kishinev 1; Krasnoyarsk
2; Lipetsk 1; Moscow (Zoo) 2; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1/1;
Omsk 3; Penza 5; Perm 3; Riga 1/0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 1; St Petersburg (Zoo)
1/0; Saransk 1; Seversk 3; Smolensk 1; Surgut 6; Vorobji 1/1; Voronezh 1/0
CAPRIMULGIFORMES
Podargidae
Tawny frogmouth – Podargus strigoides
Prague 1/1
IUCN (LC)
COLIIFORMES
Coliidae
Speckled mousebird – Colius striatus mombassicus
Prague 3/2/6
IUCN (LC)
CORACIIFORMES
Alcedinidae
Blue-winged kookaburra – Dacelo leachii
Laughing kookaburra – Dacelo novaeguineae
Brno 1/1; Chleby 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Riga 1/1; Tashkent 1/0
Momotidae
Blue-crowned motmot – Momotus momota
Prague 0/1
Meropidae
European bee-eater – Merops apiaster
Moscow (Zoo) 1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Coraciidae
European roller – Coracias garrulus
IUCN (NT)
Baku 10; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Kharkov 3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Prague 4/10
Upupidae
Eurasian hoopoe – Upupa epops
Dushanbe 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Prague 1/1
Bucerotidae
African grey hornbill – Tockus nasutus
Vorobji 1
Red-billed hornbill – Tockus erythrorhynchus
Vorobji 1
Eastern yellow-billed hornbill – Tockus flavirostris
Prague 1/1
Wreathed hornbill – Aceros (Rhyticeros) undulatu
Vorobji 1/1
Oriental pied hornbill – Anthracoceros albirostris
Vorobji 0/1
Great hornbill – Buceros bicornis
Kharkov 0/1; Novosibirsk 0/1; Prague 1/1; Vorobji 1/1
Rhinoceros hornbill – Buceros rhinoceros
Prague 1/1/1
Trumpeter hornbill – Bycanistes bucinator
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Silvery-cheeked hornbill – Bycanistes brevis
Kiryat Motzkin 1/1
Abyssinian ground-hornbill – Bucorvus abyssinicus
Almaty 1/2/7; Krasnoyarsk 3/1; Novosibirsk 1/2; Tallinn 1/2
Southern ground hornbill – Bucorvus leadbeateri (cafer)
IUCN (LC)
PICIFORMES
Capitonidae
Bearded barbet – Lybius dubius
Prague 2/2
IUCN (LC)
Ramphastidae
Western red-billed toucan (Cuvier's toucan) – Ramphastos cuvieri
Kazan 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Toco toucan – Ramphastos toco
Anapa 2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 2; Vorobji 1/1
White-throated toucan – Ramphastos tucanus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 1/1
Channel-billed toucan – Ramphastos vitellinus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Perm 1/1; Riga 1/0; Vorobji 2/2
Northern channel-billed toucan – Ramphastos vitellinus vitellinus
Tallinn 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
304
305
Yellow-ridged toucan – Ramphastos vitellinus culminatus
Stavropol 1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chestnut-mandible bicolorbill toucan – Ramphastos ambiguus swainsonii
Kiryat Motzkin 1/0
CITES II, IUCN(LC)
Toucan – Ramphastos sp.
Ekaterinburg 0/1
Green aracari – Pteroglossus viridis
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1; Tula 0/1
Curl-crested aracari – Pteroglossus beauharnaesii
IUCN (LC)
Picidae
Great spotted woodpecker – Picoides (Dendrocopos) major
Krasnoyarsk 1; Yakutsk 1
Lesser spotted woodpecker – Picoides (Dendrocopos) minor
Novosibirsk 1
Black woodpecker – Dryocopus martius
Perm 1
Eurasian green woodpecker – Picus viridis
Nalchik 1/0
Greater yellow-naped woodpecker – Picus flavinucha mystacalis
Prague 2/1
Motacillidae
White wagtail – Motacilla alba
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Pycnonotidae
Asian black bulbul – Hypsipetes leucocephalus
Prague 3/3/1
Black-crested bulbul – Pycnonotus melanicterus dispar
Prague 3/3
Black-headed bulbul – Pycnonotus atriceps
Prague 3/2
Irenidae
Blue-winged leafbird – Chloropsis cochinchinensis
Prague 1/1
Orange-bellied leafbird – Chloropsis hardwickii
Prague 0/1
Asian fairy-bluebird – Irena puella
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Laniidae
Red-backed shrike – Lanius collurio
Grodno 1
Great grey shrike – Lanius excubitor
Seversk 2
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
PASSERIFORMES
Alaudidae
Calandra lark – Melanocorypha calandra
Rostov-on-Don 1/2
Horned lark – Eremophila alpestris
Perm 1
Common bulbul – Pycnonotus barbatus
Prague 1/1/1
Red-whiskered bulbul – Pycnonotus jocosus
Chomutov 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Prague 5/8/1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Bombycillidae
Bohemian waxwing – Bombycilla garrulus
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Ivanovo 1; Kharkov 2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/3;
Novosibirsk 5; Novouralsk 1/0; Omsk 2; Penza 1/1/1; Perm 1; Prague 2/1; Riga 2;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Surgut 3; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 2; Volzhsky 1;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1
Turdidae
European robin – Erithacus rubecula
Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 1
Siberian rubythroa – Erithacus (Luscinia) calliope
Seversk 4
White-tailed rubythroat – Erithacus (Luscinia) pectoralis
Prague 0/1
Bluethroat – Erithacus (Luscinia) svecica
Kharkov 1; Seversk 2
Oriental magpie-robin – Copsychus saularis
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
Isabelline wheatear – Oenanthe isabellina
Kharkov 1
Blue whistling-thrush – Myiophoneus (Myophonus) caeruleus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/0; Novosibirsk 1; Seversk 1
Orange-headed ground thrush – Zoothera citrina melli
Prague 3/2
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
306
Eurasian scaly thrush – Zoothera dauma
IUCN (LC)
Siberian thrush – Zoothera sibirica
IUCN (LC)
Prague 6/5
Black-breasted thrush – Turdus dissimillis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/2/1
Eurasian blackbird – Turdus merula
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1/2; Kaliningrad 0/1; Nalchik 1/0; Prague 0/1;
Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Black-throated thrush – Turdus ruficollis atrogularis
IUCN (LC)
Surgut 0/1
Fieldfare – Turdus pilaris
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Ivanovo 1; Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Lipetsk 1;
Novosibirsk 2; Omsk 5; Perm 4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Surgut 1; Tallinn 2;
Voronezh 1/0/1
Redwing – Turdus iliacus
IUCN (LC)
Seversk 2
Song thrush – Turdus philomelos
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/3; Ivanovo 1; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kharkov 1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0;
Novosibirsk 1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 2
Timalinae
Buffy laughing thrush – Dryonastes (Garrulax) berthemyi
Prague 1/2
Black-throated laughing thrush – Dryonastes (Garrulax) chinensis chinensis
Prague 2/3
IUCN (LC)
White-throated laughing thrush – Garrulax albogularis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Sumatran laughing thrush– Garrulax bicolor
IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/2
Sunda laughing thrush – Garrulax palliatus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/4
White-crested laughing thrush – Garrulax leucolophus
IUCN (LC)
White-crested laughing thrush – Garrulax leucolophus diardi
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/2
Barred laughing thrush – Garrulax (Ianthocincla) lunulatus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/1
Spotted laughing thrush – Garrulax (Ianthocincla) ocellatus
IUCN (LC)
White-spotted laughing thrush – Garrulax (Ianthocincla) ocellatus artemisiae
Prague 0/2
IUCN (LC)
Greater necklaced laughing thrush – Garrulax pectoralis
IUCN (LC)
307
Rufous-fronted laughing thrush – Garrulax rufifrons
Prague 2/0
Chestnut-capped laughing thrush – Garrulax (Rhinocichla) mitratus
Prague 0/2
Black-faced laughing thrush – Garrulax (Trochalopteron) affinis
Prague 1/0
Elliot's Laughing thrush – Garrulax (Trochalopteron) ellioti
Prague 1/1
Red-winged laughing thrush – Garrulax (Trochalopteron) formosus
Prague 3/1
Red-tailed laughing thrush – Garrulax (Trochalopteron) milnei
Prague 4/3
Omei shan liocichla – Liocichla omeiensis
Prague 10/5
Red-faced liocichla – Liocichla phoenicea ripponi
Prague 3/2
Red-billed leiothrix – Leiothrix lutea
Almaty 1/1; Prague 4/3/1; Vorobji 3/3
Silver-eared mesia – Leiothrix argentauris
Vorobji 1/0/3
Black-headed sibia – Heterophasia desgodinsi
Prague 2/2
Panuridae
Bearded parrotbill – Panurus biarmicus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2
Grey-headed parrotbill – Paradoxornis gularis
Prague 2/1
Sylviidae
Willow warbler – Phylloscopus trochilus
Garden warbler – Sylvia borin
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Kharkov 1
Blackcap – Sylvia atricapilla
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0/2
Muscicapidae
Spotted flycatcher – Muscicapa striata
Collared flycatcher – Ficedula albicollis
IUCN (NT)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
308
Aegithalidae
Long-tailed tit – Aegithalos caudatus
Seversk 2
Paridae
Willow tit – Parus montanus
Seversk 2
Coal tit – Parus ater
Seversk 4; Yaroslavl 1
Great tit – Parus major
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0/1; Kharkov 1; Novosibirsk 5; Novouralsk 0/1;
Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Seversk 2
Marsh tit – Parus palustris
Blue tit – Parus caeruleus
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Yaroslavl 2
Crested tit – Parus cristatus
309
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/3
Saffron finch – Sicalis flaveola
Prague 1/0; Vorobji 1/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Cardinalidae
Northern cardinal – Cardinalis (Pyrrhuloxia) cardinalis
Prague 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Thraupidae
Red-legged honeycreeper – Cyanerpes cyaneus
Penza 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Icteridae
Crested oropendola – Psarocolius decumanus
Prague 2/5
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Sittidae
Wood nuthatch – Sitta europaea
Hluboka nad Vltavou 3; Novosibirsk 5; Seversk 2
IUCN (LC)
Zosteropidae
Montane white-eye – Zosterops poliogastrus
Prague 2/1
IUCN (LC)
Emberizidae
Ortolan bunting – Emberiza hortulana
IUCN (LC)
Penza 1; Volzhsky 4;
Rustic bunting – Emberiza rustica
IUCN (LC)
Seversk 11
Reed bunting – Emberiza schoeniclus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Yellowhammer – Emberiza citrinella
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/2; Ivanovo 1; Karaganda 0/1; Kharkov 2; Moscow
(Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 2; Penza 2/2/4; Perm 1; Prague 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 2/0; Seversk
12; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 2/3; Volzhsky 2
Pine bunting – Emberiza leucocephala
IUCN (LC)
Tashkent 2/3
Little bunting – Emberiza pussila
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 2; Surgut 1/0
Red-cowled cardinal – Paroaria dominicana
IUCN (LC)
Fringillidae
Pine grosbeak – Pinicola enucleator
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 10; Seversk 10; Yaroslavl 2/0
Parrot crossbill – Loxia pytyopsittacus
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 1
Red crossbill – Loxia curvirostra
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 3; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/0; Novosibirsk 2; Seversk 15;
Yaroslavl 1/0
Eurasian chaffinch – Fringilla coelebs
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk 3;
Omsk 2; Penza 3/3/6; Perm 1; Prague 2/0; Seversk 20; Surgut 0/1; Tashkent 2/3
Brambling – Fringilla montifringilla
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/2/1; Novosibirsk 3; Penza 2; Perm 3; Prague 1/1;
Seversk 3; Tashkent 2/3; Volzhsky 1
European serin – Serinus serinus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0/1; Prague 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zelenogorsk 4
Yellow-fronted canary – Serinus mozambicus
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 0/2
Fire-fronted serin – Serinus pusillus
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 1/0; Tashkent 0/1
European goldfinch – Carduelis carduelis
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 11; Kharkov 7; Komsomolsk-onAmur 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/13; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Novosibirsk
15; Novouralsk 0/2; Omsk 7; Penza 1/1/1; Perm 5; Prague 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/5;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Seversk 20; Surgut 1/3; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 0/1; Volzhsky 2;
310
311
Yaroslavl 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Himalayan goldfinch – Carduelis caniceps
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 5; Tashkent 11/11
IUCN (LC)
Yellow-breasted greenfinch – Carduelis spinoides
Prague 1/1
IUCN (LC)
European greenfinch – Carduelis (Chloris) chloris
Elizovo 2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Grodno 1/2; Kharkov 3; Moscow (Zoo) 0/2/1;
Novosibirsk 4; Penza 2/2; Perm 3; Prague 3/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo)
2; Seversk 17; Surgut 1/0; Tashkent 1/2; Volzhsky 2; Yaroslavl 1/1
Eurasian siskin – Carduelis (Spinus) spinus
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/4; Ivanovo 1; Kharkov 6; Moscow (Zoo) 5/2;
N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Novosibirsk 3; Novouralsk 1/1; Omsk 3; Penza
1/1; Perm 1; Prague 5/2/4; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Seversk 20; Syktyvkar 1; Tashkent 2/3;
Volzhsky 2; Yaroslavl 2/2
Common redpoll – Acanthis (Carduelis) flammea
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0/1; Ivanovo 1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1/6; Novosibirsk 5;
Omsk 5; Perm 3; St Petersburg (Zoo)2; Semey 1; Seversk 20; Surgut 0/1; Syktyvkar 1;
Volzhsky 2; Yaroslavl 2/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0
Eurasian linnet – Acanthis (Carduelis) cannabina
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 1; Novouralsk 0/1; Penza 1/1; Perm 1; Prague 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 4/0;
Seversk 11; Tashkent 2/2; Volzhsky 1
Desert finch – Rhodopechys (Rhodospiza) obsoleta
IUCN (LC)
Karaganda 0/1; Tashkent 0/1
Long-tailed rosefinch – Uragus sibiricus
IUCN (LC)
Karaganda 0/1; Novosibirsk 6; Omsk 2/0; Semey 1; Seversk 20
Common rosefinch – Carpodacus erythrinus
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 5/2; Seversk 5; Tashkent 0/2
House finch – Carpodacus mexicanus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/1
Eurasian bullfinch – Pyrrhula pyrrhula
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/3; Ivanovo 1/1; Karaganda 0/1; Moscow
(Zoo) 9/5; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Novosibirsk 6; Novouralsk 1/0; Omsk 5;
Penza 1/2; Perm 1; Prague 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Seversk 20; Surgut 0/1; Yaroslavl
1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0
Grey bullfinch – Pyrrhula cineracea
IUCN (LC)
Hawfinch – Coccothraustes coccothraustes
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1; Kharkov 2; Moscow (Zoo) 5; Nalchik 1/0; N.Novgorod (Zoo
«Limpopo») 1/0; Novosibirsk 5; Omsk 3; Perm 1; Seversk 10; Surgut 1/0; Tallinn 1;
Volzhsky 1
Estrildidae
Zebra finch – Poephila (Taeniopygia) guttata
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 6/6/21; Anapa 6/6; Belgorod 1/0; Bolsherech’ye 2/1; Brno 8/3; Chita 6;
Ekaterinburg 2/4; Elizovo 10/20; Grodno 7/8; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/2; Ivanovo 27;
Kaliningrad 4/18; Kaunas 10/9; Kharkov 2/2/8; Kiev (Zoo) 3/3; Krasnoyarsk 5/6;
Moscow (Zoo) 10/6/2; N.Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Novosibirsk 3/3; Novouralsk
2/3; Omsk 15; Penza 2/4; Perm 5/5/8; Prague 2/4; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/5; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 5; Semey 1; Seversk 12; Surgut 2/2; Tallinn 3/2; Volzhsky 2/2; Yaroslavl 2/2;
IUCN (LC)
Long-tailed finch – Poephila acuticauda
Anapa 4/4; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaunas 21; Vorobji 3/3; Yaroslavl 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Red-throated parrotfinch – Erythrura psittacea
Vorobji 1/1
Blue-faced Parrotfinch – Erythrura trichroa
IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 2/2
IUCN (LC)
Common waxbill – Estrilda astrild
Anapa 3/3; Vorobji 1
Orange-cheeked waxbill – Estrilda melpoda
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1
Black-rumped waxbill – Estrilda troglodytes
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2; Anapa 3/3
IUCN (LC)
Zebra waxbill – Amandava subflava
Anapa 2/0
Diamond firetail – Emblema (Stagonopleura) guttata
IUCN (NT)
Elizovo 1/1; Vorobji 2/2; Yaroslavl 1/1
Crimson finch – Neochmia phaeton
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1/2
Star finch – Neochmia (Bathida) ruficauda
IUCN (NT)
Vorobji 3/3; Yaroslavl 1/1
Gouldian finch – Chloebia (Erythrura) gouldiae
IUCN (EN)
Anapa 5/5; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5/7/14; Ivanovo 1/1; Vorobji 1/1;
Yaroslavl 2/2
White-rumped munia – Lonchura striata var.dom.
Belgorod 3/4/5; Bolsherech’ye 10/3; Chita 0/1; Elizovo 1/2; Grodno 6/7; Ivanovo 15;
Kaliningrad 8/8/24; Kharkov 1/1/14; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo)
2/2/5; Novosibirsk 1/0; Novouralsk 2/2; Omsk 4; Perm 4/3/4; Rostov-on-Don 1/1/2; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 7; Surgut 1/2; Tashkent 4/8; Vorobji 5/5; Yerevan 4/4
White-headed munia – Lonchura maja
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Java sparrow – Padda oryzivora
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg 1/0; Elizovo 10/10; Grodno 6/7; Ivanovo 1/1; Kaliningrad 8/12/2;
Kaunas 22; Kharkov 2; Kiev (Zoo) 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 4; Penza 1/1;
312
313
Perm 3/3/1; Prague 3/2; Riga 2/1; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Vorobji 2/2/1
Cut-throat finch – Amadina fasciata
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Vorobji 1/1
Sturnidae
Asian glossy starling – Aplonis panayensis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/3
IUCN (LC)
Red-winged starling – Onychognathus morio
Prague 1/2
IUCN (LC)
Violet-backed starling – Cinnyricinclus leucogaster
Anapa 4/0
Golden-breasted starling – Spreo (Cosmopsarus) regius
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1
Superb starling – Spreo (Lamprospreo, Lamprotornis) superbus
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Greater blue-eared glossy-starling – Lamprotornis chalybaeus
Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Vorobji 2/2
Brahminy starling – Sturnus pagodarum
IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/4
IUCN (LC)
Rosy starling – Sturnus (Pastor) roseus
Anapa 6; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Vorobji 2
Black-collared starling – Sturnus (Graupica) nigricollis
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/1
Common starling – Sturnus vulgaris
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 3; Khabarovsk 1; Kharkov 3;
Omsk 1/0/5; Perm 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Seversk 2
Common myna – Acridotheres tristis
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 6; Ivanovo 1; Kiryat Motzkin 3; Minsk 2/1; Novosibirsk 1; Penza 2;
Tashkent 2
Crested myna – Acridotheres cristatellus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Anapa 6
Golden myna – Mino anais
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Yellow-faced myna – Mino dumontii
IUCN (LC)
Hill myna – Gracula religiosa
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 6; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1; Prague 4/2;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Tallinn 1; Vorobji 2/2
Bali starling – Leucopsar rothschildi
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Almaty 3/3; Brno 1/1; Prague 7/3
Ploceidaе
Orange bishop – Euplectes franciscanus
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Elizovo 1/1; Prague 1/0; Vorobji 1/2
Red bishop – Euplectes orix
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1; Prague 3/0; Yaroslavl 1/1
Red-collared widowbird – Euplectes ardens tropicus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Zanzibar bishop – Euplectes nigroventris
Prague 0/3
Black-winged bishop – Euplectes hordeaceus
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 0/1; Prague 3/3; Vorobji 2/2
IUCN (LC)
Yellow-shouldered widowbird – Euplectes macrourus
Anapa 1/1; Prague 1/1
Marsh widowbird – Euplectes hartlaubi
IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 0/1
Bishop – Euplectes sp.
Prague 1/3
Pin-tailed whydah – Vidua macroura
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/0
Paradise whydah – Vidua (Steganura) paradisaea
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1
House sparrow – Passer domesticus
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 2/2; Kaliningrad 1/0; Prague 3/4/6
Eurasian tree sparrow – Passer montanus
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 2/2
Sudan golden sparrow – Passer luteus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/1
Village weaver – Ploceus cucullatus
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5/1/14; Prague 3/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 14
Golden-backed weaver – Ploceus jacksoni
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/1
Cardinal quelea – Quelea cardinalis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 0/1
Red-billed quelea – Quelea quelea
IUCN (LC)
Prague 5/4
Oriolidae
Eurasian golden oriole – Oriolus oriolus
Novosibirsk 1; Prague 1/0
IUCN (LC)
314
Ptilonorhynchidae
Spotted catbird – Ailuroedus melanotis
Prague 0/2
Fawn-breasted bowerbird – Chlamydera cerviniventris
Prague 1/0
315
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Corvidae
Eurasian jay – Garrulus glandarius
IUCN (LC)
Chita 3; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/0/1; Ivanovo 1; Kaliningrad 1/1;
Kharkov 1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Moscow (Zoo) 2; Nalchik 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1/2; Omsk 1;
Perm 3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2; Tallinn 1; Volzhsky 1; Yaroslavl 1
Brandt's jay – Garrulus glandarius brandtii
IUCN (LC)
Seversk 2
Blue magpie – Urocissa erythrorhyncha
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 2/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1/2
Green magpie – Cissa chinensis
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Plush-crested jay – Cyanocorax chrysops
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/0
Azure-winged magpie – Cyanopica cyana
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 2/0; Ekaterinburg 1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2/1; Krasnoyarsk (“Роев ручей”) 6/2;
Moscow (Zoo) 1; Novosibirsk 3/3/4; Omsk 1; Vorobji 1/1
Azure-winged magpie – Cyanopica cyana pallescens
IUCN (LC)
Penza 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2
Black-billed magpie – Pica pica
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/1; Ivanovo 3; Kaliningrad 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 4;
Nalchik 0/1; Novosibirsk 1; Penza 1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Tallinn 1/0; Volzhsky 1; Yakutsk 1
Spotted nutcracker – Nucifraga caryocatactes
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 2; Novosibirsk 2/2/4; Prague 1/0; Yakutsk 1/1
Spotted nutcracker – Nucifraga caryocatactes macrorhynchos
IUCN (LC)
Seversk 2
Red-billed chough – Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kazan 7; Kharkov
1/0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 6/7/2; Nikolaev 1; Prague 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 11; Tallinn 1/0/1; Vorobji 1/1/4; Yakutsk 1
Eurasian jackdaw – Corvus monedula
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 2/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2; Ivanovo 1; Kaliningrad 0/2; Kharkov 3; Moscow
(Zoo) 1; Nalchik 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Penza 2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1; Stavropol 1;
Tashkent 1/1; Voronezh 2
Daurian jackdaw – Corvus dauuricus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 3
Rook – Corvus frugilegus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 4; Ivanovo 2; Kaliningrad 0/3; Kharkov 3; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1;
Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nalchik 1/0; Novosibirsk 1; Prague 1/2; Tashkent 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Eastern carrion crow – Corvus corone orientalis
Elizovo 2/2; Khabarovsk 1; Krasnoyarsk 2; Penza 2
IUCN (LC)
Carrion crow – Corvus corone cornix
Brno 1; Elizovo 1/2; Ivanovo 2; Kaliningrad 0/2; Kharkov 1; Minsk 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2;
Nalchik 1/1; Novosibirsk 1; Novouralsk 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1; Samara 1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 2; Surgut 2; Voronezh 1/0/1; Yakutsk 1
Carrion crow – Corvus corone cornix var.alba
Ivanovo 2
Large-billed crow – Corvus macrorhynchos
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1
Common raven – Corvus corax
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Chelyabinsk 1/1/1; Chita 0/2; Elizovo 0/1; Grodno 1/1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou
3/0/1; Ivanovo 5; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kharkov 1/1/5; Kiev (Zoo) 1/4/2; Kishinev 2/2/5;
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/4; Nalchik 1/0; N.Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; N.Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Nikolaev 2/1; Novosibirsk 0/1;
Odessa (Zoo) 2/1; Omsk 2/1; Orel 1; Penza 1/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 1; Rostov-on-Don 2;
Samara 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1/5; Seversk 2; Surgut 1/1; Syktyvkar 1; Tallinn 1/0/1;
Tashkent 1/0; Vorobji 2/0; Vyshkov 2/0; Yakutsk 1/0; Yaroslavl 2; Yerevan 0/1
IUCN (LC)
Common raven – Corvus corax kamtschaticus
Elizovo 1/0
White-necked raven – Corvus albicollis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
316
317
318
319
MAMMALIA
Monotremata
Tachyglossidae
Western long-beaked echidna – Zaglossus bruijni
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
MARSUPIALIA
Didelphidae
Grey short-tailed opossum – Monodelphis domestica
Almaty 0/2; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 5/5/4; Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Grey four-eyed opossum – Philander opossum
Perm 1/0
Phalangeridae
Silver-grey brush-tail possum – Trichosurus vulpecula
Ground cuscus – Strigocuscus (Phalanger) gymnotis
Prague 2/1/1; Riga 1/1
IUCN (LС)
IUCN (LС)
IUCN (LС)
IUCN (LC)
Petauridae
IUCN (LC)
Striped possum – Dactylopsila trivirgata
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Sugar glider – Petaurus breviceps Almaty 2/2/1; Belgorod 1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Ivanovo 0/1; Kazan 2/3/2; Karaganda
1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 3/3; Moscow (Zoo) 10/8; N.
Novgorod (Exotarium) 2/1/1; Novouralsk 1/1; Penza 1/0; Riga 6/11; Rostov-on-Don 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Stavropol 1/2; Surgut 2/1; Tallinn 1/1; Tula 1/1/2; Yakutsk 1
Acrobatidae
Flying mouse – Acrobates pygmaeus
Moscow (Zoo) 20/17/12
Macropodidae
Brush-tailed rat-kangaroo – Bettongia penicillata
Brno 1/3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 5/3; Prague 1/4
Brush-tailed rat-kangaroo – Bettongia penicillata ogilbyi
Riga 1/1
IUCN (LC)
CITES I, IUCN(CR)
CITES I, IUCN(CR)
320
321
Tammar wallaby – Macropus eugenii
IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Kharkov 0/1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 3/7/2; Cherkassy 2/2
Western grey kangaroo – Macropus fuliginosus
IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 0/1
IUCN (LC)
Western grey kangaroo – Macropus fuliginosus ocydromus
Kharkov 0/2
Eastern European hedgehog – Erinaceus concolor
IUCN (LC)
Brno 4; Chernogolovka 8/7; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
Long-eared hedgehog – Hemiechinus auritus
IUCN (LC)
Ivanovo 2/2; Karaganda 1/0; Khabarovsk 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1;
Novosibirsk 13; Nogliki 1/1; Omsk 2/0; Prague 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 4/6; Surgut 0/1; Tashkent 3/2; Tula 0/1; Volzhsky 3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1;
Zelenogorsk 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Daurian hedgehog – Hemiechinus dauricus
Chita 7; Krasnoyarsk 1
Brandt`s hedgehog – Hemiechinus hypomelas
IUCN (LC)
Tashkent 0/1
Eastern grey kangaroo – Macropus giganteus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1
Parma wallaby – Macropus parma
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/3/2; Vorobji 1/2/3
Red-necked wallaby – Macropus rufogriseus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1/3; Anapa 1/0; Chelyabinsk 0/2; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/3;
Kaliningrad 6/6/2; Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 2/2/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1; Lipetsk 1/2; N. Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 2/2; Nikolaev 3/4; Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Saransk 1/0; Tashkent 2/2/1; Vorobji 1/2; Yaroslavl 2/0
Red-necked wallaby – Macropus rufogriseus rufogriseus
IUCN (LC)
Kishinev 0/2; Prague 2/4; Tallinn 1/7/4
Red-necked wallaby – Macropus rufogriseus fruttica
IUCN (LC)
Brno 5/3; Kiryat Motzkin 3/3; Kishinev 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3/1/6; Rostov-on-Don 4/3
IUCN (LC)
Red kangaroo – Macropus (Megaleia) rufus (rufa)
Almaty 1/1; Chleby 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1/4/2; Riga 0/3; Rovno 3/0; Prague 2/4/1;
Tashkent 1/0
Swamp wallaby – Wallabia bicolor bicolor
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/1
INSECTIVORA
Tenrecidae
Lesser Madagascar hedgehog tenrec – Echinops telfairi
Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/4/3; Prague 1/1
Macroscelidiadae
Short-eared elephant shrew – Macroscelides proboscideus
Moscow (Zoo) 3/8; Prague 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
IUCN (LC)
Talpidae
Russian desman – Desmana moschata
Chernogolovka 3/3
IUCN (VU)
SCANDENTIA
Tupaiidae
Northern tree shrew – Tupaia belangeri CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 1/2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Prague 5/4; Riga 2/2; Tallinn 2/1/3
Common tree shrew – Tupaia glis CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kazan 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Minsk 2/3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novouralsk 1/0; Samara 2/1;
IUCN (LC)
Erinaceidae
Western Europaen hedgehog – Erinaceus europaeus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 5; Brno 15; Chernogolovka 2/4; Grodno 1/0; Dushanbe 2; Ekaterinburg 1/2;
Elizovo 1/1; Ivanovo 1; Karaganda 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1;
Lipetsk 3/0; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/2; Nalchik 1/1; Nikel 1/1; Nikolaev 2/3;
Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk 3/0; Novouralsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 4; Omsk 5/3; Perm 2;
Prague 1/1/4; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Saransk 0/1; Seversk 1/0; Surgut 2/2; Syktyvkar 1/1;
Khabarovsk 2; Kharkov 1/0; Volzhsky 1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3/0; Yakutsk 1; Yaroslavl
0/2; Zelenogorsk 3/0
CHIROPTERA
Pteropodidae
Indian flying fox – Pteropus giganteus
Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Riga 1/1
Small flying fox – Pteropus hypomelanus Almaty 1/3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/1
Rodrigues flying fox – Pteropus rodricensis
Prague 11/0
Flying fox – Pteropus sp.
Moscow (Zoo) 1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
CITES II, IUCN (СR)
CITES II
322
323
Egyptian fruit bat – Rousettus aegyptiacus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 0/1; Almaty 6/5/9; Chomutov 5/4/3; Ekaterinburg 15/13/15; Karaganda 1/1;
Kaunas 31; Krasnoyarsk 2/3/2; Minsk 9/10; Moscow (Zoo) 15/13; Nikolaev 5/5;
Novosibirsk 3/2/8; Prague 48; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/5; Seversk 2/0; Tula 2/1; Yaroslavl
2/2
Chleby 0/1; Belgorod 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 0/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1;
Nikolaev 4/3; Novosibirsk 4/3; Prague 2/0
Red ruffed lemur – Varecia variegata rubra
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 2/3; Chelyabinsk 0/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 3/2; Nikolaev 1/2; Novosibirsk 1/2; Prague 4/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5/5
Black-and-white ruffed lemur – Varecia variegata subcincta CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Prague 1/1
Phyllostomidae
Seba`s short-tailed bat – Carollia perspicillata
Vespertilionidae
Serotine –Eptesicus serotinus
Kiev (Zoo) 6/4
Common noctule bat – Nyctalus noctula
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Particoloured bat – Vespertilio murinus
Kiev (Zoo) 1/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
PRIMATES
Cheirogaleidae
Fat-tailed dwarf lemur – Cheirogaleus medius Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Grey mouse lemur – Microcebus murinus Moscow (Zoo) 4/2; Riga 3/1; Prague 14/7
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Lemuridae
Ring-tailed lemur – Lemur catta CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 5/3; Moscow (Zoo) 9/5/5; Nikolaev 2/3; Novosibirsk
3/7/1; Penza 1/3; Riga 3/5/1; Rovno 3/0; Prague 9/0; Tashkent 1/0; Vyshkov 6/0
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Black lemur – Lemur (Eulemur) macaco macaco Riga 1/2; Prague 4/4
White-headed brown lemur – Lemur macaco albifrons (Eulemur fulvus albifrons)
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Brno 3/1; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Prague 2/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2;
Tallinn 3/4; Vyshkov 1/1
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Brown lemur – Lemur (Eulemur) fulvus Kiryat Motzkin 5/9/3; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0
Brown lemur – Lemur (Eulemur) fulvus fulvus CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Kiryat Motzkin 0/1
Black-and-white ruffed lemur – Varecia variegata variegata
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Lorisidae
Grey slend – Loris tardigradus nordicus CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Prague 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Slender loris – Loris tardigradus Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1
Slow loris – Nycticebus coucang CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kaliningrad 0/1; Karaganda 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/3; Prague 1/3; St Petersburg (Zoo)
1/1; Tashkent 1/0
Pygmy slow loris – Nycticebus pygmaeus CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0/4; Novosibirsk 1/0; Riga 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Potto – Perodicticus potto potto CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brown greater galago – Otolemur (Galago) crassicaudatus
Belgorod 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 7/4/7; Nikolaev 0/1; Novosibirsk 1/1/3; Rostov-onDon 1/0; Tallinn 1/1
Northern greater galago – Otolemur (Galago) garnettii
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/1
Senegal bushbaby – Galago senegalensis CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 5/7/13; Riga 1/1; Prague 4/2
Callitrichidae
Goeldi`s monkey – Callimico goeldii CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Kiryat Motzkin 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/3; Riga 1/2
White-fronted marmoset – Callimico geoffroyi CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Common marmoset – Callithrix jacchus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/1; Anapa 3/3; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Ekaterinburg 11; Kaunas 3/4; Komsomolsk-onAmur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1; Nikolaev 5/6/1; Novosibirsk 5/4/3; Penza 1/1; Riga 4/1/3;
Rostov-on-Don 4/2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 8/7/2; Surgut 1/1; Tallinn 5/4/2; Tashkent 1/1
Black-eared marmoset – Callithris penicillata CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Tashkent 1/1
324
325
Pygmy marmoset – Cebuella (Callithrix) pygmaea
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Brno 2/1/3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/2; Komsomolsk-onAmur 3/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Novosibirsk 2/3/1; Riga 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tallinn
2/2/2
Eastern pygmy marmoset – Cebuella (Callithrix) pygmaea niveiventris
Riga 0/2 CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Golden lion tamarin – Leontopithecus rosalia CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Novosibirsk 1/0
Colden-headed tamarin – Leontopithecus chrysomelas CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Prague 3/0
Brown-mantled tamarin – Saguinus fuscicollis CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/2/13; Novosibirsk 2/2/6; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
Emperor tamarin – Saguinus imperator subgrisescens
Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/2 CITES II, IUCN (LC)
White-lipped tamarin – Saguinus labiatus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Red-handed tamarin – Saguinus midas CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 3/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/5; Prague 6/4; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/3
Moustached tamarin – Saguinus mystax CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Cotton-top tamarin – Saguinus oedipus CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Almaty 1/1; Anapa 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kaunas 1/0; Kiryat
Motzkin 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 5/4; Nikolaev 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo)
2/0; Tallinn 4/3/11
White-throated capuchin – Cebus capucinus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/3; Novosibirsk 2/3; Penza 2/2; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/1/1
Weeper capuchin – Cebus nigrivittatus (olivaceus) CITES II, IUCN (LC) Moscow (Zoo) 6/2/1
Common squirrel monkey – Saimiri sciureus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Anapa 1/1; Brno 1/3/1; Ekaterinburg 2/4; Kiryat Motzkin 7/6/2; Komsomolsk-onAmur 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 3/3; Nikolaev 2/3; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 1/1; Prague 1/7; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 3/8; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/2; Vorobji 2/4
Cebidae
Night monkey – Aotus azarai boliviensis CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Riga 3/2; Prague 1/1
Three-striped douroucouli – Aotus trivirgatus CITES II, IUCN (LC) Almaty 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2
Grey-legged douroucouli – Аоtus trivirgatus griseimembra CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Black-handed spider monkey – Ateles geoffroyi CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Spider monkey – Ateles geoffroyi vellerosus Prague 1/3/2
Brown capuchin – Cebus apella CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 3/1; Kharkov 3/3; Kiev (Zoo) 7/4; Kiryat Motzkin 3/8/3; Kishinev 1/2;
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Nikolaev 4/2/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/2; Rovno 2/0; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1/5/1; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 2/2/1
Cercopithecidae
Stump-tailed macaque – Macaca arctoides (speciosa) CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Abakan 1/0; Baku 1/1; Dushanbe 1; Elizovo 1/0; Kazan 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Komsomolskon-Amur 0/1; Penza 2/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Samara 0/1; Smolensk 1/0; Sochi (IMP
RAMS) 4/3; Surgut 0/1; Tallinn 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1
Assam macaque – Macaca assamensis
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 6/9/1
Crab-eating macaque – Macaca fascicularis CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Abakan 1/0; Almaty 2/1; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Chita 1/0; Dushanbe 1; Grodno
1/3; Kharkov 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/2; Nalchik
1/1; Nogliki 1/0; Penza 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Samara 1/0; Semey 1/0; Smolensk 1/0;
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 359/598/11; Stavropol 1/0; Tashkent 2/1; Volzhsky 2/2; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/0; Zhlobin 1/0;
Japanese macaque – Macaca fuscata CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 8/5; Chelyabinsk 1/2; Cherkassy 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Ivanovo
1/1; Izhevsk 0/1; Kazan 2/4; Kharkov 0/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Lipetsk 1/1;
Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/2; Nikolaev 1/5/1;
Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 0/1; Perm 3/4; Riga 2/5; Rovno 1/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/4;
Tallinn 8/7; Tashkent 1/4; Zelenogorsk 1/1; Yerevan 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moor macaque – Macaca maura St Petersburg (Zoo) 4/3; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 2/0
Rhesus macaque – Macaca mulatta CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Baku 4/0; Belgorod 1/2; Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Cheboksary 1/1; Chelyabinsk 1/2;
Cherkassy 1/2; Grodno 0/2; Dushanbe 4; Elizovo 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/1; Karaganda 1/1;
Kharkov 2/3/1; Kiev (Zoo) 4/6; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Lipetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo)
0/1; Nalchik 1/1; Penza 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/2; Samara 1/1; Saransk 0/1; Semey 1/0; Sochi
(IMP RAMS) 642/1010/8; Surgut 2/0; Voronezh 0/2; Yerevan 2/1; Zelenogorsk 1/0;
Southern pig-tailed macaque – Macaca nemestrina CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 2/2; Chita 2/2; Grodno 0/2; Kazan 3/6; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kharkov
3/13; Kiev (Zoo) 2/5; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nalchik 1/0; Nikel
1/0; Penza 0/1; Prague 4/8; Rostov-on-Don 1/3; Samara 1/1; Seversk 1/1; Tula 1/0;
Tashkent 0/2; Volzhsky 0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
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Southern pig-tailed macaque – Macaca nemestrina nemestrina
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 24/26 CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Northern pig-tailed macaque – Macaca nemestrina leonina
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 14/23/1
Sulawesi crested macaque – Macaca nigra CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Brno 1/0; Kharkov 0/1; Tallinn 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Bonnet macaque – Macaca radiata
Vyshkov 1/0
Lion-tailed macaque – Macaca silenus
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 4/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/6; Moscow (Zoo) 4/3/1; Nikolaev 3/0; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 2/1
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Toque macaque – Macaca sinica
Tashkent 2/0
Barbary ape – Macaca sylvanus CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Chomutov 10/3/3; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Prague 1/5; Rostov-on-Don 3/2; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 2/3; Sochi (IMP RAMS)3/0; Volzhsky 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Agile mangabey – Cercocebus agilis Sochi (IMP RAMS) 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Tana River mangabey – Cercocebus galeritus Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Nikolaev 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Red-capped mangabey – Cercocebus torquatus torquatus Minsk 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tallinn 0/1 CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Sooty mangabey – Cercocebus torquatus atys CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Nikolaev 0/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/0
Hamadryas baboon – Papio hamadryas hamadryas CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Abakan 1/2; Almaty 1/1; Baku 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/3; Cherkassy 1/1; Grodno 1/1;
Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 5/3/8; Kharkov 6/12; Kiev (Zoo) 5/14; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Lipetsk
1/1; Minsk 2/2; Nalchik 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/4; Rovno 1/1; Samara
1/2; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 389/490/11; Syktyvkar 0/1; Tashkent 1/2; Yerevan 0/2;
Zelenogorsk 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Olive baboon – Papio hamadryas anubis Almaty 1/0; Brno 1/4; Kaunas 2/2/2; Kharkov 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 5/7; Kishinev 0/1; Moscow
(Zoo) 0/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/5; Rovno 1/2; Seversk 0/1; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 80/155/5
Yellow baboon – Papio hamadryas cynocephalus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Yerevan 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (NT) Guinea baboon – Papio hamadryas papio Kharkov 1/1; Penza 1/1; Perm 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 3/4
Chacma baboon – Papio hamadryas ursinus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Tashkent 1/0
Mandrill – Mandrillus (Papio) sphinx
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Brno 1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 0/3; Nikolaev 1/4; Novosibirsk 1/2; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1/1; Tashkent 2/2; Yerevan 1/0
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Gelada baboon – Theropithecus gelada CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 3/0
Green monkey – Cercopithecus (Сhlorocebus) aethiops CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2/1; Almaty 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Grodno 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Elizovo 1/0;
Ivanovo 1/3; Kazan 1/3; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kaunas 1/2; Kharkov 1/7; Kiev (Zoo) 2/7/1;
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Nikolaev 2/3; Novosibirsk 2/2;
Penza 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/1; Samara 1/1; Saransk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Seversk
1/1; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 75/87; Tallinn 2/0; Tula 1/0; Volzhsky 1/1; Voronezh 1/0
Green monkey – Cercopithecus (Сhlorocebus) sabaeus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/1
South African vervet – Cercopithecus (Сhlorocebus) pygerythrus
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/2 CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Black-cheked guenon – Cercopithecus ascanius CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Samara 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1
Whiteside`s guenon – Cercopithecus ascanius whitesidei CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 0/1
Schmidt`s monkey – Cercopithecus ascanius schmidti CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Moustached monkey – Cercopithecus cephus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/0
Diana monkey – Cercopithecus diana diana CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1/1
Blue monkey – Cercopithecus mitis CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Sochi (IMP RAMS) 0/1; Tula 1/0
Mona monkey – Cercopithecus mona CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/0; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/1
De Brazza`s monkey – Cercopithecus neglectus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 2/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0
Spot-nosed monkey – Cercopithecus nictitans CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Nikel 0/1
Lesser spot-nosed monkey – Cercopithecus petaurista CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Kishinev 2/1; Nikolaev 1/1
Patas monkey – Erythrocebus (Сercopithecus) patas CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/4; Ivanovo
1/1; Kharkov 0/1; Lipetsk 0/1; Minsk 2/2; Nikolaev 1/2; Riga 0/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Sochi (IMP RAMS) 1/3; Tallinn 0/1
Gabon talapoin – Miopithecus ogouensis (Cercopithecus talaipon)
Prague 1/2/1 CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Eastern black-and-white colobus – Colobus guereza CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kaliningrad 3/3; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/3/3;
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Novosibirsk 5/5/2; Penza 1/1; Prague 2/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Northern plains grey langur – Semnopithecus (Presbytis) entellus
Vyshkov 1/0 CITES I, IUCN (LC)
LAGOMORPHA
Pongidae
Agile gibbon – Hylobates agilis CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Black crested gibbon – Hylobates (Nomascus) concolor gabrielle
Chleby 1/1; Penza 1/2 CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Lar gibbon – Hylobates lar CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Nikolaev 3/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague
1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Tashkent 1/0
Pileated gibbon – Hylobates pileatus
Novosibirsk 1/1 CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Siamang – Hylobates (Symphalangus) syndactylus CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/1; Nikolaev 0/1
Sumatran orangutan – Pongo pygmaeus abelii
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Bornean orangutan – Pongo pygmaeus pygmaeus CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Novosibirsk 2/0
Chimpanzee – Pan troglodytes CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 2/2; Brno 1/3; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Izhevsk 1/0; Kharkov 1/2; Kiev
(Zoo) 0/5; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nikolaev 1/3; Rostov-on-Don 3/5; Seversk 1/1; Tallinn 1/2
Western gorilla – Gorilla gorilla gorilla CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Prague 2/4; Rostov-on-Don 0/1
EDENTATA (XENARTHRA)
Bradypodidae
Linne`s two-toed sloth – Choloepus didactylus IUCN (LC)
Chelyabinsk 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague 0/2
Dasypodidae
Larger hairy armadillo – Chaetophractus (Euphractus) villosus
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Kishinev 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/0; Novosibirsk 1/1;
Prague 3/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Tallinn 4/7
Nine-banded armadillo – Dasypus novemcinctus
IUCN (LC)
Chelyabinsk 1/1
Southern three-banded armadillo – Tolypeutes matacus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
Leporidae
Cape hare – Lepus capensis
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0
European hare – Lepus еuropaeus
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/5; Ivanovo 0/1; Kharkov 0/1; Nalchik 1/0; N.
Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo)
1/0; Smolensk 1/1; Volzhsky 1; Vorobji 2; Zhlobin 1
Mountain hare – Lepus timidus
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1/1; Ivanovo 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/0/1; Nogliki 2/2; Perm 4/8; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 10; Saransk 1/0; Seversk 1/0; Vorobji 1; Yakutsk 6; Yaroslavl 1/3
European rabbit – Oryctolagus cuniculus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 6/6; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1/3; Kiryat Motzkin 30
RODENTIA
Sciuridae
Plantain squirrel – Callosciurus notatus
IUCN (LC)
Prevost`s squirrel – Callosciurus prevostii
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 4/3; Novosibirsk 2/2; Perm 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Vorobji 2/2
Black-tailed prairie dog – Cynomys ludovicianus
IUCN (LC)
Brno 2/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/3/3; Kaunas 5/2/1; Prague 13
Northern palm squirrel – Funambulus pennantii
IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 15; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 6/4
Sri Lanka giant squirrel – Ratufa macroura CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Brno 1/1
Black giant squirrel – Ratufa bicolor
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Novosibirsk 0/1
Caucasian squirrel – Sciurus anomalus
IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 8
Eurasian red squirrel – Sciurus vulgaris
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Askaniya-Nova 2/0; Baku 1/1; Belgorod 1/0; Chita 5/0; Chleby 1/1; Hluboka
nad Vltavou 1/5; Grodno 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Elizovo 1/1; Zhlobin 1/0; Ivanovo 10;
Kaliningrad 1/0; Karaganda 1/0; Khabarovsk 0/1; Kharkov 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 6; Lipetsk
2/2; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2/29; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 4/5;
Nikel 1/0; Nikolaev 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 3; Omsk 2/1; Penza 0/2; Perm 2/3; Riga 2/1;
Rovno 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4; Saransk 1/1; Semey 1/0; Seversk
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3/4; Smolensk 1/1; Stavropol 1/0; Surgut 2/2; Syktyvkar 0/1; Tashkent 1/1; Volzhsky 2/1;
Vorobji 1/2; Vyshkov 1/0; Yakutsk 4; Yaroslavl 2/2
Eurasian red squirrel – Sciurus vulgaris altaicus
IUCN (LC)
Lipetsk 2/2; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 0/1; Novosibirsk 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Eurasian red squirrel – Sciurus vulgaris exalbidus
Nogliki 4/4; Novosibirsk 7/8
Eurasian red squirrel – Sciurus vulgaris fussconigricans
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Smith`s bush squirrel – Paraxerus cepapi
Prague 1/2
Cape ground squirrel – Xerus (Geosciurus) inauris
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/2
IUCN (LС)
Bobak marmot – Marmota bobak
Almaty 1/1; Anapa 1/1; Chomutov 1/0; Ivanovo 0/1; Karaganda 3/5; N. Novgorod (Zoo
«Limpopo») 2/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Omsk 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1;
Xарьков 2/2
Black-capped marmot – Marmota camtschatica
IUCN (LС)
Yakutsk 0/1/1
IUCN (EN)
Siberian marmot – Marmota sibirica
Chita 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/2
IUCN (VU)
European souslik – Citellus (Spermophilus) citellus
Brno 2/0; Chomutov 1/1/4; Prague 9/8;
IUCN (LC)
Russet ground squirrel – Citellus (Spermophilus) major
Seversk 1/0
Arctic ground squirrel – Citellus parryi
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1/1
Little ground squirrel – Citellus (Spermophilus) pygmaeus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Volzhsky 3
Richardson`s ground squirrel – Citellus (Spermophilus) richardsonii
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/0
Spotted souslik – Citellus (Spermophilus) suslicus
IUCN (NT)
Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2
Long-tailed ground squirrel–Spermophilus (Citellus) undulates
IUCN (LC)
Yakutsk 2
Yellow ground squirrel – Spermophilus (Citellus) fulvus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/2
IUCN (LC)
Siberian chipmunk – Tamias sibiricus
Brno 1/0; Chomutov 2/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/3; Karaganda 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur
1/0; Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Novouralsk 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Seversk 1/0; Yakutsk 1
Pteromyidae
Siberian flying squirrel – Pteromys volans IUCN (LC) Chomutov 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 4/7; Riga 4/5/1; Syktyvkar 0/1
Castoridae
IUCN (LC)
Eurasian beaver – Castor fiber
Chomutov 0/1/2; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1; Riga 1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1;
Yakutsk 0/1
American beaver – Castor сanadensis
IUCN (LC)
Brno 2; Minsk 2/0
Pedetidae
Springhaas – Pedetes capensis
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
East African springhare – Pedetes capensis surdaster
Prague 1/0
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Cricetidae
Great Balkhan mouse-like hamster – Calomyscus mystax
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 3/3; Perm 0/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10
IUCN (LC)
Zagros Mountains mouse-like hamster – Calomyscus bailwardi
Yakutsk 2/2
Mouse-like hamster – Calomyscus sp.
Grodno 1; Moscow (Zoo) 10/7
Bank vole – Clethrionomys (Myodes) glareolus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 54/60
Northern red-backed vole –Clethrionomys (Myodes) rutilus IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 25/23
Grey red-backed vole –Clethrionomys (Myodes) rufocanus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 10/22
Common hamster – Cricetus cricetus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 3/4; Cheboksary 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Novouralsk 1/0; Rostov-onDon 1/1; Yaroslavl 0/1
IUCN (LC)
Yellow steppe lemming – Eolagurus luteus
Large North African gerbil – Gerbillus (Dipodillus) campestris
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 9/8
Baluchistan gerbil – Gerbillus nanus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 5
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Pygmy African gerbil – Gerbillus perpallidus
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 1/1; Cheboksary 7/6/14; Grodno 8; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 10/12;
Novouralsk 1/0; Prague 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Samara 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10;
Gerbil – Gerbillus sp.
Krasnoyarsk 4/4; Minsk 10/11
Steppe lemming – Lagurus lagurus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/12; Chomutov 1/1/9
Sundevall`s jird – Meriones crassus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 10
Libyan jird – Meriones libycus
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 4; Ivanovo 7; Kharkov 2/8; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 9/11;
Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Syktyvkar 1/0;
Midday gerbil – Meriones meridianus
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 10; Novouralsk 1/2; Perm 1/2; Samara 5/4; Syktyvkar 4/7; Tashkent 0/1;
Voronezh 7/16;
Midday gerbil – Meriones meridianus nogaiorum IUCN (LC)
Grodno 5; Moscow (Zoo) 9/15; Rostov-on-Don 2/2
Kara-Kum midday jird – Meriones meridianus peniciliger
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/1
Tibet gerbil – Meriones meridianus urianchaicus IUCN (LC) Almaty 1/2/8; Grodno 13; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 2/5; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10
Persian jird – Meriones persicus
IUCN (LC)
N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0; Minsk 2/3; Moscow (Zoo) 10/10; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 9; Syktyvkar 0/1; Yakutsk 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Tamarisk gerbil – Meriones tamariscinus
Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 6/6
Tristram`s jird – Meriones tristrami
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 3/3; Moscow (Zoo) 6/5
Mongolian gerbil – Meriones unguiculatus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 6; Bolsherech`ye 4/2; Baku 1/1; Brno 1/3; Chernogolovka 20/23; Ekaterinburg
15/15; Grodno 43; Ivanovo 46; Kaliningrad 1/2; Kazan 11; Kiev (Zoo) 3/2/6; Kiryat
Motzkin 2; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Minsk 52/66; Moscow (Zoo) 9/13; Novouralsk
3/5; Omsk 2/5; Perm 12; Rostov-on-Don 4/7; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Surgut 1/2; Tallinn
22; Tula 2/3; Volzhsky 5; Yakutsk 4/4; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Vinogradov`s jird – Meriones vinogradovi
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 7/8
Golden hamster – Mesocricetus auratus IUCN (VU)
Abakan 5/7; Almaty 4/4; Bolsherech`ye 24/30; Brno 1/1; Cheboksary 4/4/6; Chita
10/5/5; Elizovo 3/6; Grodno 54; Kaliningrad 6/6/94; Kaunas 10/15; Kiryat Motzkin 1;
Krasnoyarsk 1/3; Minsk 366; Nalchik 1/2; Nikolaev 10; Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1;
Novouralsk 1/2; Omsk 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Samara 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1;
Semey 2/8/8; Seversk 2/4; Stavropol 1/3; Surgut 6/16; Syktyvkar 5/7; Tashkent 2/8; Tula
2/2; Volzhsky 20; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 3/3; Zhlobin 2/2
Afghan vole – Microtus afghanus
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10
Field vole – Microtus agrestis
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/12
Common vole – Microtus arvalis
IUCN (LC)
Brandt`s vole – Microtus (Lasiopodomys) brandti
IUCN (LC)
Mandarin vole – Microtus (Lasiopodomys) mandarinus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 12/16; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10
Paradox vole – Microtus paradoxus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 5/5
Social vole – Microtus socialis
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 25/24; Minsk 10/9; Perm 12; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 20
Southern vole – Microtus subarvalis (levis, rossiaemeridionalis)
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 23/22
Transcaspian vole – Microtus transcaspicus
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 10/8
Muskrat – Ondatra zibethicus
IUCN (LC)
Dushanbe 5; Elizovo 2/2; Karaganda 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/2; Saransk 0/1; Yakutsk 1
Fat-tailed gerbil – Pachyuromys duprasi
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1
Cactus mouse – Peromyscus eremicus
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 2/3; Moscow (Zoo) 5/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 6; Yakutsk 2/2
Desert hamster – Phodopus roborovskii
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 2/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Tallinn 12
Striped hairy-footed hamster – Phodopus sungorus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2/5; Almaty 1/0; Baku 2/2; Bolsherech`ye 5/10; Brno 1; Cheboksary 2/2/2;
Chernogolovka 35/43; Chita 3/2; Grodno 37; Ekaterinburg 3/7; Elizovo 5/5; Ivanovo 5/1;
Kaunas 5/13; Kiryat Motzkin 4; Kishinev 46; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk
2/2; Minsk 43/53; Nikel 1/4; Nogliki 2/2; Novouralsk 2/3; Omsk 1/1/2; Penza 5/10;
Rostov-on-Don 5/5; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2/5; Stavropol 2/6; Surgut 8/30; Syktyvkar
2/3; Tallinn 2; Volzhsky 30; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zhlobin 1/1
Hairy-footed hamster – Phodopus sungorus campbell
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 35; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 126; Novouralsk 1/3; Rostov-on-Don 5/6
Great gerbil – Rhombomys opimus
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 2/2; Moscow (Zoo) 5/6; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Tula
334
Bushy-tailed jird – Sekeetamys calurus
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 9/5; Prague 0/1/15; Rostov-on-Don 1/1
Bushy-tailed jird – Sekeetamys calurus makrami
Prague 6
Giant pouched rat – Cricetomys emini
Prague 1/3/1
335
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Spalacidae
Russian mole rat – Spalax microphtalmus
Rostov-on-Don 0/1
IUCN (LC)
Rhizomyidae
Lesser bamboo rat – Cannomys badius
Prague 2/1
IUCN (LC)
Muridae
Cairo spiny mouse – Acomys cahirinus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 4; Almaty 2/2/16; Belgorod 0/2; Ekaterinburg 5/7; Grodno 9/11; Kiev (Zoo)
2/2/5; Kiryat Motzkin 4; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 3/3; Minsk 6/7;
Moscow (Zoo) 13/13; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 3/6; Novouralsk 2/4; Omsk 4/5; Perm
13; Rostov-on-Don 7/10; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Samara 2/2; Tallinn 14; Tashkent 4/1;
Volzhsky 7; Yakutsk 3/3; Yaroslavl 2/2
Cairo spiny mouse – Acomys cahirinus cahirinus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 14
IUCN (LC)
Cairo spiny mouse – Acomys cahirinus dimidiatus
Tallinn 3
Turkish spiny mouse – Acomys cilicicus
IUCN (DD)
Prague 74; Riga 22
Golden spiny mouse – Acomys russatus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0/2
African spiny mouse – Acomys sp.
Prague 14
Striped field mouse – Apodemus agrarius
IUCN (LC)
Grodno 2/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Tallinn 2
Small Japanese field mouse – Apodemus argenteus
IUCN (LC)
Seversk 2/3
Yellow-necked field mouse – Apodemus flavicollis
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/1
Wood mouse – Apodemus sylvaticus
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/1
Neumann`s grass rat – Arvicanthis neumanni
IUCN (LC)
Prague 55
Nile rat – Arvicanthis niloticus niloticus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 45
Votsovotsa – Hypogeomys antimena
IUCN (EN)
Prague 1/1/3; Riga 1/1
Zebra mouse – Lemniscomys barBakus
IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 4; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 6/4; Novouralsk 2/2;
Perm 14; Prague 3; Riga 2/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 20; Tallinn 24;
Tula 1/1;
Spotted grass mouse – Lemniscomys striatus
IUCN (LC)
Minsk 3/2; Prague 1/1/12
Eurasian harvest mouse – Micromys minutus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 12/8; Rostov-on-Don 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 5
Cook`s mouse – Mus cookie
IUCN (LC)
Nikolaev 10
Steppe mouse – Mus spicilegus (hortulanus)
IUCN (LC)
House mouse – Mus musculus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/3; Belgorod 5/10; Chernogolovka 23/20; Nikolaev 10; Samara 62; Tallinn 61;
Voronezh 57/67; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 5/5
Slender-tailed cloud rat – Phloeоmys pallidus
IUCN (LC)
Natal multimammate mouse – Praomys (Mastomys) natalensis
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 10/20/58; Minsk 10/18; St Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Surgut 1/7
Norway rat – Rattus norvegicus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 6/14; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 85; Samara 96
Roof rat – Rattus rattus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2/10; Belgorod 1/5/9; Chita 15/12; Kiryat Motzkin 3; Samara 95 Tallinn 4;
Four-striped grass mouse – Rhabdomys pumilio
IUCN (LC)
Yakutsk 2
Tree rat – Thallomys sp.
Prague 28
Myoxidae (Gliridae)
Forest dormouse – Dryomys nitedula
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tashkent 0/1
Fat dormouse – Myoxus (Glis) glis
IUCN (LC)
Cheboksary 0/2; Chomutov 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/5/3; Riga 1/5
336
337
Forest African dormouse – Graphiurus murinus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 9/5; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 4/5; Tallinn 7
Lesser savanna dormouse – Graphiurus parvus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 11
Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Syktyvkar 2/0; Tula 2/3; Volzhsky 20; Yakutsk 2/4
Greater guinea pig – Cavia magna
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (NT)
Patagonian mara – Dolichotis patagonium
Brno 2/5; Kharkov 2/3/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 2/2/3; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1;
Prague 3/3; Riga 1/2; Tashkent 1/2
IUCN (LC)
Rock cavy – Kerodon rupestris
Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 5/4; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Dipodidae
Small five-toed jerboa – Allactaga elater
Almaty 7; Tashkent 1/0
Great jerboa – Allactaga jaculus (major)
Moscow (Zoo) 3/1
Dwarf fat-tailed jerboa – Allactagulus (Pygeretmus) acontion (pumilio)
Tashkent 1/0
Northern three-toed jerboa – Dipus sagitta
Tashkent 1/1
Greater Egyptian jerboa – Jaculus orientalis
Chomutov 1/1; Prague 1/1
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Hystricidae
African brush-tailed porcupine – Atherurus africanus
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/0
African crested porcupine – Hystrix africaeaustralis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Crested porcupine – Hystrix cristata
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 3/1/1
IUCN (LC)
Indian crested porcupine – Hystrix indica (=leucura)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 3/5/10; Baku 1/0; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Cheboksary
1/0/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Chleby 1/0; Chita 1/1; Chomutov 1/1; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg
1/1; Elizovo 1/0; Grodno 0/2; Ivanovo 1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Kazan 1/0; Kharkov 4/5/5;
Kiev (Zoo) 4/2; Kiryat Motzkin 0/1/3; Kishinev 2/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Lipetsk 1/1;
Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nalchik 1/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikel
0/2; Nikolaev 1/2/1; Novosibirsk 2; Odessa (Zoo) 2/1/1; Omsk 0/1; Penza 1/0; Perm
1/1; Prague 2/1; Riga 1/0; Rovno 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/1; Samara 1/0; Saransk 1/0; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 2/2; Semey 1; Seversk 1/1; Tallinn 2/2/3; Tashkent 6/10; Volzhsky 2/0;
Voronezh 1/1/1; Vyshkov 0/1; Yerevan 5/4/1; Zhlobin 1
Erethizontidae
North American porcupine – Erethizon dorsatum
Prague 0/1
IUCN (LC)
Caviidae
Brazilian guinea pig – Cavia aperea
IUCN (LC)
Chleby 2/5; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/7; St
Hydrochoeridae
Capybara – Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Perm 1/1; Prague 1/2; Riga 2/2/1
Dasyproctidae
Mountain paca – Cuniculus taczanowskii
IUCN (NT)
Chelyabinsk 2/1; Novosibirsk 1/1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0;
Azara`s agouti – Dasyprocta azarae
IUCN (VU)
Abakan 1/1; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Elizovo 1/2/2; Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/3; Perm 1/1;
Rostov-on-Don 2/0; Samara 1/0; Stavropol 0/1; Tallinn 5/5/8; Zelenogorsk 0/3
Brazilian agouti – Dasyprocta agouti (leporina)
IUCN (LC)
Kishinev 1/7
Central American agouti – Dasyprocta punctata
CITES III, IUCN (LC) Ekaterinburg 1/2; Kharkov 2/2/8; Nikolaev 3/2/6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/3
Agouti – Dasyprocta sp.
Minsk 1/1
Red acouchi – Myoprocta acouchy
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Green acouchi – Myoprocta pratti Minsk 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/4; Novouralsk 0/1
Chinchillidae
Long-tailed chinchilla (Domestic form) – Chinchilla laniger var. dom.
Abakan 0/1; Almaty 2/1/1; Baku 0/2; Belgorod 8; Brno 0/1; Chita 3; Ekaterinburg 1/1;
Elizovo 2/2; Grodno 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 2/0; Kishinev 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur
1/2; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 9/16; Moscow (Zoo) 3/4; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 1/0;
Nikolaev 5/0; Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/4/3; Novouralsk 1/1; Omsk 1/1; Perm 4/5; Riga
2/2; Rostov-on-Don 4/4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 25; Saransk 1/0; Seversk 2/1; Stavropol 1/0;
Surgut 2/1; Syktyvkar 3/3; Tallinn 6; Voronezh 3/1; Vyshkov 1/0; Yakutsk 1/0; Yaroslavl
Capromyidae
Desmarest`s hutia – Capromys pilorides
Prague 4/4
IUCN (LC)
338
339
Myocastoridae
Nutria – Myocastor coypus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 0/2; Askaniya-Nova 2/5; Bolsherech`ye 7/12; Grodno 12; Kharkov 4/4/4;
Krasnoyarsk 3/7; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1; Nalchik 1/1; Nikolaev 6/12; Nogliki 2/2;
Odessa (Zoo) 8/5; Omsk 1/0; Rovno 5/15; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0;
Semey 1/3/13; Syktyvkar 2/2; Voronezh 0/1; Yakutsk 3/2/5
Abakan 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1
Coyote – Canis latrans
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Nikolaev 1/1; Orel 2/0; Riga 1/0
Grey wolf – Canis lupus CITES I, II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Baku 2/2; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Chelyabinsk 1/2; Cherkassy
1/1/2; Chita 1/1; Chomutov 2/0; Dushanbe 1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1;
Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 0/1; Khabarovsk 1/1; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Komsomolskon-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 2/0; Nalchik 1/0; N. Novgorod (Zoo
«Limpopo») 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1/2; Nikolaev 0/1; Novosibirsk 0/1;
Odessa (Zoo) 3/3; Orel 2/2; Penza 2/0; Perm 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Rovno 1/2; Samara
1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Saransk 3/2; Semey 1/1; Seversk 0/1; Voronezh 1/2; Yakutsk
1/1; Yerevan 1/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/1; Zhlobin 1/1
European grey wolf – Canis lupus lupus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/2; Kishinev 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 3/2; Prague 5/3; Riga 0/6;
Yaroslavl 1/1
Tundra wolf – Canis lupus albus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Perm 0/1
Arctic wolf – Canis lupus arctos CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 2/3
Asian grey wolf – Canis lupus campestris (desertorum) CITES II, IUCN (LC) Karaganda 1/1; Kishinev 1/1; Nalchik 1/0; Nikolaev 1/2; Tashkent 2/2
Indian grey wolf – Canis lupus pallipes CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/2
Interior Alascan wolf – Canis lupus pambasileus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/1; Belgorod 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Zelenogorsk 0/1;
Ivanovo 1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Khabarovsk 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk
1/0; Nalchik 3/1; Nikel 0/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo
«Switzerland») 1/1; Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk 3/2; Penza 0/1; Perm 0/2; Rostov-on-Don
1/3; Samara 0/1; Seversk 1/0; Yerevan 1/1
Mackenzie Valley wolf – Canis lupus occidentalis CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Baku 0/1; Belgorod 1/1; Nogliki 0/1; Riga 1/1; Samara 0/1; Yakutsk 1/1
Maned wolf – Chrysocyon brachyurus CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Brno 0/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kaunas 3/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Nikolaev 0/1; Novosibirsk
2/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 1/1/3; Tallinn 0/1
Dhole – Cuon alpinus CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 0/1; Baku 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 2/1; Chita 1/1; Ekaterinburg 2/2;
Grodno 1/0; Ivanovo 1/1; Lipetsk 0/1; Karaganda 1/1; Kaunas 2/1; Kazan 1/1;
Khabarovsk 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Minsk 1/0; Nalchik 0/1; Nikolaev 0/1; N. Novgorod
(Zoo «Switzerland») 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/1; Perm 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/3; Seversk 1/1;
Yaroslavl 1/0; Yerevan 1/1; Zelenogorsk 0/1;
Octodontidae
Degu – Octodon degus
IUCN (LC)
Belgorod 3/0/3; Brno 1/4; Ekaterinburg 3/5; Elizovo 1/2; Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 1/2/4;
Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 6/7; Moscow (Zoo) 8/6; N. Novgorod (Exotarium) 2/2/6;
Novouralsk 2/2; Omsk 2/2; Perm 2/5/2; Riga 12; Rostov-on-Don 4/4; Samara 1/1; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 10; Surgut 1/3; Syktyvkar 3/3; Tallinn 12; Volzhsky 4/3; Voronezh 1/1;
Bathyergidae
Naked mole-rat – Heterocephalus glaber
Prague 4
IUCN (LC)
Ctenodactylidae
Common gundi – Ctenodactylus gundi
Prague 1/2
IUCN (LC)
CARNIVORA
Canidae
Arctic fox – Alopex (Vulpes) lagopus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 4/4/4; Almaty 0/2; Belgorod 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Brno 2/7; Chita 2/2; Grodno
1/2; Ivanovo 0/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 1/2; Komsomolskon-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nalchik
1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 0/1; Nogliki
1/1; Novosibirsk 0/1; Omsk 0/1; Penza 1/2; Riga 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 3/4; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 2/0; Saransk 1/0; Syktyvkar 0/1; Yakutsk 1/1/1; Yaroslavl 4/3; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
2/2; Zelenogorsk 1/1; Zhlobin 1/1
Golden jackal – Canis aureus CITES III, IUCN (LC)
Baku 1/1; Dushanbe 2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nalchik 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tashkent 3/4;
Yerevan 1/0
Black-backed jackal – Canis mesomelas
IUCN (LC)
Nikolaev 1/0
Dingo – Canis familiaris dingo IUCN (VU)
340
341
Dhole – Cuon alpinus lepturus CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 10/9
African hunting dog – Lycaon pictus
IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Nikolaev 2/0
Raccoon dog – Nyctereutes procyonoides
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2/2; Anapa 1/0; Belgorod 2/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Chelyabinsk 0/1; Cherkassy
2/2; Chita 1/1; Chomutov 1/1; Grodno 0/3; Ekaterinburg 0/2; Elizovo 2/2/3; Ivanovo 2/4;
Kaliningrad 0/1; Karaganda 1/1; Kaunas 0/1; Khabarovsk 1/4; Kharkov 5/3; Kiev (Zoo)
1/1; Kishinev 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Lipetsk 1/0; Minsk 4/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 5/4; Nalchik 1/1; Nikel 1/0; Nikolaev 2/3; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo»)
1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 2/2; Nogliki 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo)
1/2; Omsk 1/1; Orel 1/2; Penza 1/1; Perm 0/1; Riga 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Samara 2/1;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Saransk 0/1; Seversk 1/2; Surgut 1/0; Syktyvkar 2/1; Tashkent
4/1; Volzhsky 2/0; Voronezh 1/1; Vyshkov 1/2; Yakutsk 1/1; Yaroslavl 2/2; Yerevan
1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/1; Zelenogorsk 2/1; Zhlobin 1/0
Bat-eared fox – Otocyon mеgalotis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/1
Bush dog – Speothos venaticus
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Kaunas 2/1; Prague 0/3
Corsac fox – Vulpes corsac
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 2/1; Belgorod 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 3/2; Cherkassy 1/0; Chita 1/1;
Grodno 1/1; Izhevsk 1; Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 0/2; Khabarovsk 0/1; Kharkov 3/5;
Kiev (Zoo) 2/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Lipetsk 1/1; Nikolaev 2/2;
Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Seversk 1/1; Tashkent 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Sand fox – Vulpes rueppelli
Nikolaev 1/1
Red fox – Vulpes vulpes
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 5/4; Almaty 1/1; Baku 1/1; Belgorod 3/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Chelyabinsk
4/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Chita 2/3; Chomutov 1/1; Dushanbe 6; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno
1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/2; Ivanovo 5/5; Kaliningrad 0/2; Karaganda 2/1; Kaunas
1/1; Kazan 2/2; Khabarovsk 4/2; Kharkov 4/4/7; Kiev (Zoo) 2/5; Kishinev 2/1;
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 1/3; Moscow (Zoo)
3/3; Nalchik 2/2; Nikolaev 5/6; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo
«Switzerland») 1/1; Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/1; Odessa (Zoo) 2/6; Omsk 1/2; Orel
1/2; Penza 2/3; Perm 2/1; Riga 2/2; Rostov-on-Don 0/3; Rovno 2/1; Samara 1/1; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 5/4; Saransk 1/1; Seversk 1/1; Surgut 5/1; Syktyvkar 1/2; Tallinn 1/1;
Tashkent 1/1; Volzhsky 2/2; Voronezh 2/3; Yakutsk 1/1/4; Yaroslavl 3/3; Yerevan 1/2;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zelenogorsk 3/2; Zhlobin 2/2
Red fox – Vulpes vulpes beringiana
IUCN (LC)
Elizovo 2/2
Red fox – Vulpes vulpes сaragan
IUCN (LC)
Tashkent 2/2
Fennec fox – Vulpes (Fennecus) zerda CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/2; Kaunas 2/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1; Novosibirsk 3/4; Prague 1/1; Riga
1/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/5; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Ursidae
Malayan sun bear – Helarctos malayanus CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Kiev (Zoo) 0/1
Indian sloth bear – Melursus ursinus ursinus
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Nikolaev 1/0
Sri Lanca sloth bear – Melursus ursinus inornatus CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
Spectacled bear – Tremarctos ornatus CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/2
Manchurian black bear – Selenarctos (Ursus) thibetanus ussuricus
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 2/1; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Cherkassy 1/1; Chita 1/0;
Dushanbe 4; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/0; Kaliningrad 0/1; Kazan 1/0;
Khabarovsk 1/2; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 3/2; Kishinev 1/0; Komsomolsk-on-Amur
0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo
«Switzerland») 0/1; Nikolaev 1/1; Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Perm 0/1; Riga 1/1;
Rostov-on-Don 3/2; Saransk 1/0; Seversk 1/1; Tashkent 1/1; Yerevan 1/1;YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/1
North American black bear – Ursus americanus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Baku 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/2; Karaganda 1/0; Kaunas 3/0;
Lipetsk 1/0; Nalchik 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Seversk 1/1; Tallinn 1/1
Brown bear – Ursus arctos CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Abakan 3/3; Almaty 1/0; Baku 0/4; Belgorod 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 0/2; Chelyabinsk
1/2; Cherkassy 1/1; Chita 1/1; Chomutov 2/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka
nad Vltavou 2/0; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/2; Karaganda 2/1; Kaunas
1/0; Kazan 2/0; Khabarovsk 1/2; Kharkov 3/3; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk
1/2; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1;
N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Orel 1/2;
Penza 1/0; Perm 1/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Rovno 1/1; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo)
0/1; Saransk 1/1; Semey 1/1; Seversk 3/2; Stavropol 1/0; Tashkent 1/2; Voronezh 1/2;
Yakutsk 1/3; Yaroslavl 2/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/1; Zhlobin 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
European brown bear – Ursus arctos arctos Riga 2/2
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kamchatka brown bear – Ursus arctos beringianus Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 3/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/2
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Himalayan brown bear – Ursus arctos isabellinus CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Dushanbe 11; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Nikolaev 0/1; Penza
1/1; Perm 0/1; Tashkent 1/2
Amur brown bear – Ursus arctos lasiotus CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Nalchik 0/1
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Kodiak bear – Ursus arctos middendorffi Riga 1/1
Syrian brown bear – Ursus arctos syriacus
Yerevan 0/1 CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Polar bear – Ursus (Thalarctos) maritimus CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Brno 2/1; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1;
Kaliningrad 0/1; Kaunas 1/0; Kazan 1/1/1; Khabarovsk 1/0; Kharkov 1/0; Krasnoyarsk
2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 4/2; Nalchik 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Perm 2/1; Prague 0/2; Riga 1/0;
Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3/1; Seversk 1/0; Tallinn 0/2
Procyonidae
IUCN (LC)
Brown-nosed coati – Nasua nasua Abakan 1/1; Belgorod 2/2; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Brno 2/0; Chelyabinsk 1/1/3; Cherkassy
1/2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 2/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 2/4; Ivanovo 1/1;
Izhevsk 0/1/1; Karaganda 1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 1/3; Kharkov 2/10; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2/2;
Kiryat Motzkin 4/7; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 3/6; Moscow (Zoo) 0/7; N.
Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/3; Nikel 1/1; Nikolaev 2/3; Novosibirsk 3/3; Nogliki
2/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Omsk 1/2; Penza 4/0; Perm 2/5; Prague 2/1; Rovno 3/4; Rostovon-Don 2/2; Samara 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3/4; Seversk 1/3; Surgut 1/3; Syktyvkar
1/1; Tashkent 4/2; Vorobji 1/2; Yakutsk 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/2; Zhlobin 0/1;
Zelenogorsk 1/2
Kinkajou – Potos flavus Chelyabinsk 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk
1/1; Riga 1/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Raccoon – Procyon lotor
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 2/0; Baku 4/1; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Chelyabinsk 1/1;
Cherkassy 1/1; Chomutov 6/5; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 2/1; Grodno 1/0; Ivanovo 1/1;
Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/2; Karaganda 1/1; Kaunas 1/2; Kazan 1/2/1; Kharkov 7/4;
Kiev (Zoo) 3/2; Kishinev 2/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/2; Lipetsk
1/1; Minsk 0/2; Moscow (Zoo) 5/3; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/3;
N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 0/1; Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/4;
Omsk 1/1; Penza 1/1; Perm 2/1; Rostov-on-Don 2/1; Rovno 3/0; Samara 1/3; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 2/1; Saransk 1/1; Seversk 1/0; Surgut 1/2; Tula 1/1; Vorobji 1/1; Voronezh 1/1;
Yakutsk 1/2; Yaroslavl 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
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Ailuropodidae
Red panda – Ailurus fulgens fulgens Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Prague 1/1; Riga 0/1
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Mustelidae
Tayra – Eira barbara CITES III, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/2
Wolverine – Gulo gulo
IUCN (NT)
Abakan 1/0; Brno 0/1; Chomutov 1/2; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Izhevsk 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 2/7; Nikolaev 0/1; Novosibirsk 2/4; Riga 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1;
Seversk 1/1;
Oriental small-clawed otter – Aonyx (Amblonyx) cinerea CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Ekaterinburg 2/0; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1/4; Novosibirsk 2/2; Prague 5/1/1
North American river otter – Lutra (Lontra) canadensis CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Novosibirsk 0/1; Prague 1/1
European otter – Lutra lutra lutra CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Kharkov 0/1; Kishinev 0/2;
Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Nikolaev 1/3; Novosibirsk 6/8; Perm 2/1; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 4/5; Seversk 1/1
Yellow-throated marten – Martes (Lamprogale) flavigula aterrima
Chelyabinsk 1/1; Chomutov 1/1; Ekaterinburg 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/0; Moscow
(Zoo) 2/3; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 6/5; Perm 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/3
Beech marten – Martes foina
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/0; Cherkassy 1/0; Chomutov 1/1; Grodno 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 2/1;
Kharkov 2/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Nikolaev 4/1;
N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Rovno 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Volzhsky 0/1; Voronezh 1/0
Pine marten – Martes martes
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Kharkov 1/0; Lipetsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/1;
N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/0; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1; Novosibirsk
1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Syktyvkar 1/0
Sable – Martes zibellina
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 7/8; Chita 1/0; Izhevsk 1/0; Kazan 0/1; Khabarovsk 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/0;
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1/0; Yakutsk 1
Eurasian badger – Meles meles
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2; Almaty 0/1; Baku 1/0; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Chelyabinsk 1/1;
Cherkassy 1/1; Chomutov 2/0; Dushanbe 3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka nad
Vltavou 1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Kaunas 1/0; Kazan 1/1; Khabarovsk 1/1; Kishinev 1/1;
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Krasnoyarsk 1/3; Lipetsk 1/2; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 4/0; Nalchik 1/1; Novosibirsk
1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Omsk 0/1; Orel 1/1; Penza 0/1; Riga 1/0; Rovno 0/2; Samara 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Seversk 1/2; Surgut 1/1; Tashkent 2/1; Yakutsk 1/1; Yaroslavl
0/1; Zelenogorsk 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1
Eurasian badger – Meles meles amurensis
IUCN (LC)
Ratel – Mellivora capensis CITES III, IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/1
Chinese ferret badger – Melogale moschata
IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/1
Striped skunk – Mephitis mephitis
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Kharkov 2/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 3/1; Tula 0/1;
Ermine – Mustela erminea
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/0
Steppe polecat – Mustela eversmanni
IUCN (LC)
Chita 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Samara 1/4; Tula 2/1; Volzhsky 2/4
European mink – Mustela lutreola novikovi
IUCN (EN)
Abakan 0/2; Chernogolovka 0/1; Novosibirsk 1/1; Riga 5/5; Tallinn 40/68;
Least weasel – Mustela nivalis
IUCN (LC)
Kharkov 1/3; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Nalchik 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
European polecat – Mustela putorius
IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 15/11; Chomutov 0/1; Grodno 1/0; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Kaunas
1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 2/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Novosibirsk 0/1; Penza 2/5; Riga
0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1; Syktyvkar 3/1
Domestic polecat – Mustela putorius var. dom.
Abakan 1/3/1; Almaty 1/0; Belgorod 2/2; Brno 1/2/4; Chelyabinsk 2/2/4; Chita
2/0; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Elizovo 2/2; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/0; Ivanovo
1/1; Karaganda 1/0; Kaunas 1/4; Kharkov 6/3; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Kiryat Motzkin 3;
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/2; Lipetsk 2/3; Minsk 0/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/2;
N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1/0; Nikel 2/1; Nikolaev 1/1; Nogliki 1/2; Novosibirsk
2/3 ; Novouralsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Omsk 0/1/2; Prague 1/0; Riga 2/0; Rostov-onDon 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1; Saransk 2/1; Seversk 1/2; Smolensk 1/1; Surgut 2/8;
Tallinn 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/2; Voronezh 3/2; Yakutsk 1/0; Yaroslavl 1/6; Yerevan
2/2; Zhlobin 0/1
Siberian weasel – Mustela (Kolonocus) sibirica CITES III, IUCN (LC) Abakan 0/1; Chomutov 3/2/3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/1; Novosibirsk 3/2
American mink (+domestic form) – Mustela (Neovison) vison IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Elizovo 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Kaunas 0/1; Khabarovsk 1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nalchik
1/0; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 0/1; Novosibirsk 4/2; Omsk 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo)
0/1; Saransk 0/1; Surgut 0/1; Tallinn 0/1; Yakutsk 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/1/2
Marbled polecat – Vormela peregusna
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/0; Baku 0/1; Chomutov 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Minsk 0/1;
Novosibirsk 7/1; Rostov-on-Don 3/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1
Viverridae
Binturong – Arctictis binturong
Brno 1/0; Prague 1/1
Fossa – Cryptoprocta ferox CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Ekaterinburg 1/1
Yellow mongoose – Cynictis pennicillata
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3/2/4; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1;
Minsk 1/3; Novosibirsk 0/1; Novouralsk 0/1; Prague 2/3/2; Samara 2/0; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 5/7
Small- spotted genet – Genetta genetta
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 6/3; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Novosibirsk 3/1; Vorobji 1/1
Small-spotted genet – Genetta genetta felina
IUCN (LC)
Chita 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
Large-spotted genet – Genetta tigrina
IUCN (LC)
Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 2/0; Kazan 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Lipetsk 2; Nikolaev 1/0;
Novosibirsk 1/1; Perm 1/1; Rovno 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Seversk 1/1; Tula 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Pardine genet – Genetta pardina
Chernogolovka 4/2
Dwarf mongoose – Helogale parvula
IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/1
Banded mongoose – Mungos mungo
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Elizovo 2/2/2; Grodno 2/2; Ivanovo 1/1; Kazan
1/1; Kaunas 2/3; Kharkov 6/2; Kiev (Zoo) 6/0/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk
1/1; Lipetsk 1/0; Minsk 2/3; Nikel 1/0; Novosibirsk 4/3; Omsk 1/1; Perm 3/2; Samara 1/2;
Seversk 1/2; Tashkent 1/1; Tula 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zhlobin 1/1
Banded mongoose – Mungos mungo taenianotus
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 5/1; Penza 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0;
Two-spotted palm civet – Nandinia binotata
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/1
Common palm civet – Paradoxurus hermaphroditus
Chernogolovka 1/0; Prague 3/1
Slender-tailed meerkat – Suricata suricata
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2; Brno 3/3; Kiryat Motzkin 2/4/3; Krasnoyarsk 2/2/3; Prague 3/1; Riga 2/6;
Rovno 2/1; Surgut 0/2; Tallinn 4/2/6
Slender- tailed meerkat – Suricata suricata hahni
IUCN (LC)
346
African civet – Viverra (Civettictis) civetta
Rostov-on-Don 0/1
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Hyaenidae
Striped hyaena – Hyaena hyaena
IUCN (NT)
Grodno 1/2; Kaunas 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Tallinn 3/6; Tashkent
1/0; Yerevan 2/0
Brown hyaena – Parahyaena (Hyaena) brunnea
IUCN (NT)
Prague 3/2
Felidae
Leopard cat – Felis (Prionailurus) bengalensis bengalensis CITES I, II, IUCN (LC)
Brno 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/3; Penza 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Leopard cat – Felis (Prionailurus) bengalensis euptilura
Abakan 1; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Brno 1/0; Chelyabinsk 1/0; Chernogolovka
10/5; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Elizovo 0/1; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaunas 1/2; Khabarovsk
1/2; Kharkov 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Nogliki 1/0; Novosibirsk
2/2; Perm 1/1; Riga 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Seversk 1/1; Tallinn
1/5; Yaroslavl 1/0; Yerevan 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Jungle cat – Felis chaus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/0; Baku 0/1; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Dushanbe 3; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0;
Minsk 0/1; Nalchik 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/2; Penza 0/1; Samara 0/1; Seversk 0/1; Tallinn
1/2; Yerevan 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Wild cat – Felis silvestris Chomutov 1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Vyshkov 0/1
African wild cat – Felis silvestris libyca (caudatus)
Novosibirsk 1/1 CITES II, IUCN (LC)
African wild cat – Felis silvestris ocreata CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0;
Zelenogorsk 1/1;
European wild cat – Felis silvestris silvestris CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chernogolovka 1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 3/4; Kishinev 2/3; Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Novosibirsk
1/1; Riga 0/1;
Caracal lynx – Felis (Сaracal) caracal
CITES I, II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2/2; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0;
Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 1/1; Prague 1/1; Seversk 1/1; Tashkent 1/1; Vorobji 1/1; Yerevan 1/1
Puma – Felis (Puma) concolor CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/0; Belgorod 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Chelyabinsk 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0;
Ivanovo 1/1; Karaganda 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Nalchik 1/0; N. Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 1/2; Nikolaev 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Penza 1/1; Perm 1/2; Rostovon-Don 1/1; Rovno 1/1; Samara 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/0; Saransk 0/2; Seversk 1/0;
Tallinn 0/1; Tashkent 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/1
Geoffroy`s cat – Felis (Oncifelis) geoffroyi
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Eurasian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chelyabinsk 0/1; Cherkassy 0/1; Chita 2/3; Chomutov 0/1; Ekaterinburg 1/2; Grodno 1/0;
Ivanovo 1/0; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 1/1; Khabarovsk 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Komsomolskon-Amur 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/5; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 2/2; Nalchik 1/0; N. Novgorod (Zoo
«Limpopo») 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Nogliki 1/1;
Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Perm 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Samara 2/1; Saransk 1/1; Seversk 1/0;
Tashkent 1/2; Voronezh 1/1; Yaroslavl 2/0; Yerevan 1/0; Zhlobin 0/1
Northern lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx lynx CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Brno 1/0; Chernogolovka 4/5; Ivanovo 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Kishinev
0/2; Nikel 1/0; Orel 1/1; Riga 2/1; Rovno 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/3; Tallinn 2/3
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Canadian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx canadensis Abakan 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Brno 1/0
Iberian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx pardinus CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Odessa (Zoo) 1/0
Siberian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx wardi CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/2; Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Novosibirsk 3/3; Penza 2/1; YuzhnoSakhalinsk 1/0
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Eastern Siberian lynx – Felis (Lynx) lynx wrangeli Belgorod 1/1; Elizovo 0/2; Kharkov 1/1; Novosibirsk 0/1; Yakutsk 1/1/2; Zelenogorsk 2/2
Bobcat – Felis (Lynx) rufus
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Chernogolovka 1/1; Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 3/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Novosibirsk 3/3; Penza 1/1; Seversk 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Pallas` cat – Felis (Otocolobus) manul manul Chernogolovka 1/0; Chomutov 2/1; Kaunas 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/9; Novosibirsk 1/1;
Perm 1/1; Prague 0/2; Riga 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3/4; Tallinn 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Sand cat – Felis margarita Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Novosibirsk 2/5
Arabian sand cat – Felis margarita harrisoni CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Brno 1/2; Riga 1/1
Ocelot – Felis (Leopardus) pardalis CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Chleby 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/3; Novosibirsk 2/3
Tiger cat – Felis (Leopardus) tigrinus
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Prague 2/2
Serval – Felis (Leptailurus) serval CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 2/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Ivanovo 0/1; Kazan 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 0/1;
Lipetsk 2/2; Minsk 1/1; Nikolaev 0/1; Novosibirsk 2/3; Penza 1/1; Riga 0/1; Rovno 1/1;
Vorobji 1/1; Yerevan 1/1; Zelenogorsk 0/1
Fishing cat – Felis (Prionailurus) viverrinus CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Abakan 1; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Chita 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Ivanovo 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 3/1;
Novosibirsk 1/2; Prague 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Tallinn 1/1; Yakutsk 1/0
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Jaguarundi – Felis (Herpailurus) yaguаrondi
Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/0; Prague 1/1; Tallinn 3/1
Lion – Panthera leo
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Cherkassy 0/2; Dushanbe 2; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 1/1; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/0;
Kaliningrad 1/1; Karaganda 1/1; Kazan 1/1; Kaunas 2/2; Kharkov 2/2; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1;
Kishinev 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 2/2; Minsk 1/2; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo
«Switzerland») 1/0; Nikolaev 1/2; Novosibirsk 2/3; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Penza 2/3; Perm
1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/1; Rovno 0/1; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/0; Saransk 1/1;
Tashkent 3/3; Yerevan 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/1
Lion (white form) – Panthera leo var. alba CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/1
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
African lion – Panthera leo bleyenberghi Riga 3/2
Asian lion – Panthera leo persica CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Prague 1/1; Tallinn 1/2
Jaguar – Panthera onca CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Baku 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Kazan 1/1; Kharkov 1/1; Lipetsk 0/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Nikolaev 2/0; Novosibirsk 1/1; Rostov-on-Don 0/2; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 0/1; Yerevan 1/1
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Jaguar (black form) – Panthera onca var. nigra Almaty 3/3; Kharkov 1/0; Kishinev 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Nikolaev 0/1; Penza 0/1;
Rostov-on-Don 1/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/0
Leopard – Panthera pardus CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 0/3; Baku 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Chelyabinsk 2/3; Dushanbe 2; Ekaterinburg
0/1; Ivanovo 0/1; Karaganda 0/1; Kazan 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Nalchik 0/1; Perm 0/1;
Saransk 0/1; Tashkent 0/1
Leopard (black form) – Panthera pardus var. nigra
CITES I, IUCN (NT)
Abakan 1/0; Almaty 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Nikolaev 0/1; Perm 1/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1;
Yerevan 1/0
Caucasian leopard - Panthera pardus ciscaucasica
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Novosibirsk 2/0
Sri Lankan leopard – Panthera pardus кotiya CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Brno 1/1
CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Amur leopard – Panthera pardus orientalis
Abakan 1/0; Almaty 2/1; Chelyabinsk 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Izhevsk 1/1; Karaganda
1/0; Kaunas 0/1; Kharkov 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo)
3/2; Nalchik 1/0; Nikolaev 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/3; Prague 2/3; Rostovon-Don 1/0; Rovno 1/1; Samara 1/0; Seversk 1/2; Tallinn 3/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1;
Zelenogorsk 1/1
Iranian leopard – Panthera pardus saxicolor CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Abakan 0/1; Almaty 1/0; Grodno 0/1; Kaunas 1/0; Kishinev 0/1; Lipetsk 1/0; Novosibirsk
1/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Rovno 1/1; Saransk 1/0; Tallinn 0/1; Yerevan 1/0; Zelenogorsk 0/1
Tiger – Panthera tigrisCITES I,
IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/0; Kazan 0/1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Lipetsk 1/0
Amur tiger – Panthera tigris altaicaCITES I,
IUCN (EN)
Chita 0/1; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Grodno 1/0; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/1;
Kaunas 1/1; Kazan 1/0; Khabarovsk 1/2; Kharkov 2/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1;
Lipetsk 0/1; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/5; Nalchik 1/0; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo»)
0/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1/1; Nikolaev 1/3; Novosibirsk 1/2; Odessa (Zoo)
1/0; Penza 1/1; Perm 3/2; Prague 1/2; Riga 0/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/3; Samara 1/0; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Saransk 1/1; Seversk 1/1; Tallinn 1/2; Tashkent 2/4; Yakutsk 1/0;
Yerevan 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/1;
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Malayan tiger – Panthera tigris jacksonii
Prague 2/2
Sumatran tiger – Panthera tigris sumatrae CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Brno 0/1; Grodno 1/0; Prague 2/1
Bengal tiger – Panthera tigris tigris CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Abakan 0/1; Karaganda 1/1; Kishinev 1/1; Nalchik 0/1
Bengal tiger (white form) – Panthera tigris tigris var. alba CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Novosibirsk 3/2
Hybrid – Panthera leo x P. tigris
Novosibirsk 0/1
Snow leopard – Panthera (Uncia) uncia CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/1; Chomutov 1/0; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Kaliningrad 0/2; Kaunas 1/1; Kazan
1/2; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Novosibirsk 1/2; Perm 1/2; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Seversk 0/1; Tallinn 2/1; Zelenogorsk 0/1
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Clouded leopard – Neofelis (Pardofelis) nebulosa Prague 2/2
Cheetah – Acinonyx jubatus CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 7/4; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague 2/6
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African elephant – Loxodonta аfricana CITES I, II, IUCN (NT)
Nikolaev 0/1; Tallinn 1/2
Otariidae
Afro-Australian fur seal – Arctocephalus pusillus CITES II,
Brno 1/2; Prague 1/2
Northern fur seal – Callorhinus ursinus
Izhevsk 1/1; Minsk 0/1; Moscow (Zoo) 0/3; Odessa (Oceanarium) 2/7
California sealion – Zalophus californianus
Moscow (Zoo) 2/6
Steller`s northern sealion – Eumetopias jubatus
Kaliningrad 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 0/1
Odobenidae
Pacific walrus – Odobenus rosmarus divergens
Izhevsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 2/4
IUCN (LC)
PERISSODACTYLA
IUCN (VU)
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (EN)
CITES III, IUCN (DD)
Phocidae
IUCN (LC)
Grey seal – Halichoerus grypus Chomutov 1/3; Kaliningrad 1/3; Kaunas 1/0; Riga 1/1; St Petersburg (Oceanarium) 3;
Tallinn 2/2
CETACEA
Delphinidae
Bottlenose dolphin – Tursiops truncatus Moscow (Zoo) 1/1/1; Odessa (Oceanarium) 7/3/1
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Monodontidae
Beluga whale – Delphinapterus leucas Moscow (Zoo) 0/2
CITES II, IUCN (NT)
PROBOSCIDEA
Elephantidae
Asiatic elephant – Elephas maximus CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 1/1; Ekaterinburg 0/1; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 0/2; Moscow
(Zoo) 1/2; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Perm 1/0; Prague 1/0; Tashkent 1/1; Yerevan 1/0
Sri Lankan elephant – Elephas maximus maximus CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Kaliningrad 0/1
Indian elephant – Elephas maximus bengalensis (indicus) CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Prague 0/2
Equidae
Domestic donkey – Equus asinus dom.
Abakan 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 2/6; Belgorod 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 2/2; Cherkassy 0/2;
Chomutov 1/1; Dushanbe 3; Elizovo 1/0; Grodno 1/0; Ivanovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/0; Karaganda
2/1; Kazan 0/1; Kaunas 1/2; Kharkov 1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Kishinev 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1;
1/2; N. Novgorod (“Switzerland”) 1/0; Nikel 0/1; Nikolaev 1/2; Novosibirsk 1/2; Odessa
(Zoo) 1/1; Omsk 1/0; Orel 1/1; Penza 2/1; Riga 1/4; Rostov-on-Don 6/2; Samara 1/0; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2; Saransk 1/1; Syktyvkar 0/1; Tashkent 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/2 Yerevan
0/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1; Zelenogorsk 0/2
Damara zebra – Equus burchelli antiquorum
IUCN (LC)
Riga 0/2
Grant`s zebra – Equus burchelli (quagga) boehmi
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Kaliningrad 2/2; Kaunas 1/4; Kiev (Zoo) 1/3; Kiryat Motzkin 4/0;
Krasnoyarsk 2/3; Odessa (Zoo) 1/3; Prague 0/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0; Yaroslavl 0/1
Chapman`s zebra – Equus burchelli chapmani
IUCN (DD)
Almaty 0/1; Askaniya-Nova 5/6; Brno 1/4; Kazan 1/1/1; Kishinev 1/3; Nikolaev 1/1;
Riga 1/1
Grevy`s zebra – Equus grevyi
CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Askaniya-Nova 1/2; Brno 1/4; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2; Prague 0/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/0;
Tashkent 0/1
Hartmann`s mountain zebra – Equus zebra hartmannae
CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 3/2
Domestic pony – Equus caballus dom.
Abakan 2/0; Almaty 3/5; Askaniya-Nova 4/13; Baku 3/4; Belgorod 2/3; Bolsherech`ye
2/1; Brno 1/7; Chelyabinsk 2/0; Cherkassy 0/1/1; Chita 4/1; Chomutov 3/11; Grodno
1/3; Dushanbe 2; Elizovo 1/2; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/1; Ivanovo 1/2; Izhevsk 2/1;
Kaliningrad 1/2; Karaganda 1/3; Kaunas 3/2; Kazan 2/2/1; Kharkov 2/7; Kiev (Zoo)
1/3/2; Kiryat Motzkin 7; Kishinev 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/4; Lipetsk 2/4; Minsk 2/0; Moscow
(Zoo) 13/6; Nalchik 1/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1/0; Nikolaev 10/8; Nogliki
1/1; Novosibirsk 3/12; Odessa (Zoo) 1/4; Omsk 1/1; Orel 1/1; Penza 2/1; Perm 4/4;
Rostov-on-Don 3/8; Rovno 1/2; Samara 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3/7; Saransk 1/1; Semey
4/1;Seversk 4/4; Tashkent 5/2; Voronezh 0/3; Vyshkov 1/3; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yerevan 2/3;
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/3; Zelenogorsk 2/1
Tarpan (reconstruction) – Equus caballus (tarpan)
Chomutov 2/4; Vyshkov 1/0
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Przewalski`s wild horse – Equus przewalskii CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Almaty 1/4; Askaniya-Nova 40/47; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Brno 0/3; Chomutov 2/0; Ivanovo
1/1; Kagan 21; Kharkov 2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 2/4; Lipetsk 0/3; Moscow (Zoo) 2/3; Nalchik
1/1; Nikolaev 1/3; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2; Orel 1/4; Penza 1/3; Prague 6/9; Riga 2/0; Rostovon-Don 3/5; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Rovno 3/1; Saransk 1/1; Semey 1/0; Tallinn 4/7;
Tashkent 0/1; Yaroslavl 2/1; Yerevan 3/1
Turkmenian wild ass (Kulan) – Equus hemionus kulan CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Almaty 0/1; Askaniya-Nova 144; Belgorod 0/1; Brno 0/1; Grodno 1/2; Kagan 56;
Kharkov 0/2; Kaliningrad 0/1; Karaganda 0/3; Kaunas 1/1; Kishinev 1/0; Nalchik 0/1;
Nikolaev 2/3; Odessa (Zoo) 0/1; Prague 0/2; Rostov-on-Don 0/2; Tallinn 3/13; Tashkent
1/0; Yerevan 1/1
Persian onager – Equus hemionus onager CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Chomutov 1/0
Kiang – Equus kiang
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/0; Brno 2/3
Eastern kiang – Equus kiang holdereri CITES II, IUCN (LC)
ARTIODACTYLA
Tapiridae
South American tapir – Tapirus terrestris CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Brno 1/1; Kaliningrad 3/3; Kaunas 1/1; Kharkov 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 1/1;
Krasnoyarsk 1/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/0; Prague 2/2; Riga 1/2; Rostov-onDon 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
Rhinocerotidae
Southern white rhinoceros – Ceratotherium simum simum CITES I, II, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 1/1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0
Eastern black rhinoceros – Diceros bicornis michaeli CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Tallinn 1/0
HYRACOIDEA
Procaviidae
Rock hyrax – Procavia capensis
Perm 1/1; Prague 1/2; Riga 2/5; Tallinn 1/1
TUBULIDEN
Orycteropodidae
Aardvark – Orycteropus afer
Prague 1/2
IUCN (LC)
IUCN (LC)
Suidae
Warthog – Phacochoerus aethiopicus IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 2/1; Tallinn 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Red River hog – Potamochoerus porcus pictus
Wild boar – Sus scrofa
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/3; Cherkassy 0/1; Chita 1/0; Chomutov 4/1;
Dushanbe 2; Grodno 1/1; Ivanovo 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/0; Karaganda 0/2; Kharkov 1/2;
Kishinev 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Lipetsk 1/2; Minsk 1/1;
Nikolaev 1/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 0/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland»)
1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 3/7; Orel 7/8; Penza 1/1; Perm 1/1; Prague 1/2; Riga 6/3; Rovno 1/3; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Saransk 0/2; Semey 1/1; Tallinn 2/3; Tashkent 1/0; Voronezh 1/0;
Yakutsk 1/1; Yaroslavl 3/2; Zhlobin 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Tayassuidae
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Collared peccary – Tayassu (Pecari) tajacu
Abakan 1/1/2; Belgorod 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 2/1; Dushanbe 1; Grodno 1/1/2; Kaunas
5/7/3; Kazan 1/1/2; Kharkov 6/12; Kishinev 2/1/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk
3/5/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/4/3; Novosibirsk 5/5; Omsk 0/1; Penza 1/1; Prague 2/6; Riga
1/4/25; St Petersburg (Zoo) 3/4; Tashkent 7/2; Vorobji 1/3; Yaroslavl 1/1/2
Hyppopotamidae
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Hippopotamus – Hippopotamus amphibius Almaty 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Ekaterinburg 1/0; Kaliningrad 2/2; Karaganda 1/0;
Kazan 0/1; Kharkov 2/0; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Nikolaev 1/0; Prague 2/1; Riga 0/2; Tashkent
1/0; Yerevan 1/1
Pygmy hippopotamus – Choeropsis (Hexaprotodon) liberiensis CITES II, IUCN (EN)
Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 1/3; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tallinn 1/1; Tashkent 0/1
Camelidae
Domestic bactrian camel – Camelus bactrianus (ferus) dom.
Abakan 1/0; Almaty 2/2; Anapa 1/2; Askaniya-Nova 2/1; Baku 1/2; Belgorod 1/0;
Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Brno 2/3; Chelyabinsk 1/1; Cherkassy 1/0; Chita 1/0; Chomutov 2/2;
Grodno 1/1; Ivanovo 1/2; Izhevsk 1/0; Karaganda 2/3; Kaunas 2/4; Kazan 2/2; Kharkov
2/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/3; Kiryat Motzkin 1/6; Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Lipetsk 1/2; Minsk 1/1;
Moscow (Zoo) 3/18; Nalchik 1/1; Nikolaev 2/4; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/2; N.
Novgorod (Zoo «Switzerland») 1/0; Novosibirsk 1/2; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2; Orel 1/2;
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Penza 2/2; Perm 1/0; Prague 2/5; Riga 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 3/5; Rovno 0/1; Samara 1/0;
St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Saransk 1/1; Seversk 1/2; Semey 1/1; Tallinn 2/7; Tashkent
1/2; Voronezh 1/0; Vyshkov 1/1; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yerevan 1/2; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 0/1;
Zelenogorsk 2/2
Domestic dromedary camel – Camelus dromеdarius
Almaty 2/1; Dushanbe 3; Grodno 0/1; Nikolaev 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Rovno 1/0;
Tashkent 2/3; Vyshkov 0/1
Llama – Lama glama
Abakan 1/1; Askaniya-Nova 3/4; Baku 0/1; Belgorod 0/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/1; Brno 1/3;
Chelyabinsk 1/1; Cherkassy 1/0; Dushanbe 2; Grodno 1/3; Izhevsk 1/0; Kaliningrad
7/8; Karaganda 2/0; Kaunas 3/4; Kharkov 1/3; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Kiryat Motzkin 1/3;
Kishinev 2/2; Lipetsk 1/0; Minsk 1/4; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 2/1;
Nikolaev 4/7; Novosibirsk 1/3; Odessa (Zoo) 2/7; Omsk 1/0; Penza 1/2; Perm 1/1; Riga
1/2; Rostov-on-Don 2/0; Rovno 2/2; Seversk 1/2; Semey 1/0; Syktyvkar 1/1; Tashkent
13/5; Voronezh 0/1; Vyshkov 1/4; Yaroslavl 1/2; Yerevan 2/2; Zhlobin 1/2; Zelenogorsk
1/1
Guanaco – Lama guanicoe
CITES II, IUCN (LC)
Almaty 3/5; Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Brno 0/4; Chita 1/1; Grodno 1/0; Kaliningrad 3/3;
Karaganda 0/1; Kaunas 3/2; Kazan 1/4; Kharkov 5/3; Kiryat Motzkin 0/2; Kishinev 0/2;
Krasnoyarsk 1/2/2; Lipetsk 1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Nalchik 0/1; Nikolaev 2/2; Orel 1/1;
Prague 1/4; Riga 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 2/1; Saransk 1/1; Syktyvkar
1/0; Tallinn 1/12; Zelenogorsk 0/1
Alpaca – Lama pacos
Brno 0/1; Chleby 1/2; Ivanovo 1/0; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kaunas 1/0; Prague 3/2; Riga 2/1
Vicugna –Vicugna vicugna
Moscow (Zoo) 5/10
European roe deer – Capreolus capreolus capreolus
IUCN (LC)
Hluboka nad Vltavou 0/2; Ivanovo 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 0/2; Nikolaev 1/2; Odessa (Zoo) 2/2;
Samara 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/1
Siberian roe deer – Capreolus capreolus pygargus
IUCN (LC)
Chelyabinsk 2/2; Chita 2/1; Khabarovsk 1/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk
2/2; Novosibirsk 2/5; Semey 0/2; Yakutsk 1/0
Red deer – Cervus elaphus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 73; Chomutov 0/1/2; Grodno 1/0; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2; Semey 1/1; Yakutsk
2/4; Yaroslavl 2/1
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Bactrian deer – Cervus elaphus bactrianus
Almaty 2/1; Chomutov 1/3; Dushanbe 1; Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Tallinn 1/8; Tashkent 1/0
American elk – Cervus elaphus сanadensis
IUCN (LC)
Nalchik 1/0; Kharkov 0/1
Red deer – Cervus elaphus hippelaphus
IUCN (LC)
Bolsherech`ye 1/4; Kaliningrad 3/5; Lipetsk 1/2; Orel 1/3; Riga 1/0; Zhlobin 1/0
American elk – Cervus elaphus manitobensis
IUCN (LC)
Prague 3/4
Siberian elk – Cervus elaphus sibiricus (asiaticus)
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/1; Almaty 1/1; Baku 1/0; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Brno 1/2; Chelyabinsk 0/1;
Grodno 2/2; Karaganda 1/1; Kazan 1/1/1; Kharkov 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 1/3; Nalchik 0/1;
Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 1/2; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Zhlobin 1/0;
Zelenogorsk 1/2
Manchurian wapiti – Cervus elaphus xanthopygus
IUCN (LC)
Chita 1/3; Khabarovsk 0/1; Nalchik 1/0; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0
Burmese brow-antlered deer – Cervus elddii thamin CITES I, IUCN (LC)
Prague 1/7
Sika deer – Cervus nippon hortulorum
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 2/1; Almaty 3/14; Askaniya-Nova 70; Baku 2/2; Belgorod 1/2; Bolsherech`ye
2/3; Chelyabinsk 1/2; Chita 1/1; Dushanbe 2; Grodno 1/5; Kaliningrad 1/1; Khabarovsk
2/0; Kharkov 1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/2/1; Komsomolsk-on-Amur 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 2/1;
Lipetsk 1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 0/1; Nalchik 2/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; N. Novgorod
(“Switzeland”) 1/1; Novosibirsk 2/3; Nogliki 1/2; Orel 5/8; Penza 1/3; Perm 1/1; Rovno 2/0;
Rostov-on-Don 1/8; Saransk 1/2; Seversk 1/2; Tashkent 7/12; Yakutsk 1/1; Yaroslavl
3/4; Yerevan 0/5; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 2/1; Zelenogorsk 1/4; Zhlobin 1/2
Timor deer – Cervus timorensis
IUCN (LC)
Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Fallow deer – Dama (Cervus) dama
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 4/13; Askaniya-Nova 89; Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Cherkassy 1/1/1; Hluboka nad
Vltavou 2/01/1 ; Karaganda 1/1/1; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 1/0; Kishinev 2/1; Lipetsk
1/1; Nalchik 0/2; Nikolaev 5/4; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Riga 0/3; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/3;
Semey 1/2; Tashkent 1/0; Yaroslavl 2/2
Tragulidae
Greater Malayan chevrotain – Tragulus napu
Ekaterinburg 1/3; Moscow (Zoo) 3/1
IUCN (LC)
Cervidae
Spotted deer – Axis axis
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 2/4
European elk – Alces alces
IUCN (LC)
Brno 2/1; Chita 0/1; Chomutov 3/1; Khabarovsk 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 0/2; Orel 1/1; Prague
3/6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Yakutsk 1/0; Yaroslavl 0/1
Western roe deer – Capreolus capreolus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/2; Almaty 3/2; Baku 1/0; Chomutov 1/5/1; Grodno 0/1; Kaliningrad 1/3; Minsk
2/1; Riga 2/1; Tallinn 3/4; Vorobji 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/2
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Persian Fallow deer – Dama mesopotamica CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Chomutov 1/0; Kiryat Motzkin 4/1
IUCN (CR)
Pere David`s deer – Elaphurus davidianus
Askaniya-Nova 6/7; Brno 1/6; Chomutov 10/8; Grodno 1/0; Kaunas 0/3; Kharkov 2/1;
Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Minsk 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 1/5; Nikolaev 4/4; Orel 1/0; Prague 2/3; Riga
1/1; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/4; Tallinn 6/23/12
CITES I, II, IUCN (VU)
Siberian musk deer – Moschus moschiferus
Chernogolovka 3/6
Chinese muntjac – Muntiacus reevesi
IUCN (LC)
Baku 2/1; Chleby 2/1/3; Prague 2/1
Southern pudu – Pudu pudu
IUCN (LC)
Riga 1/0
Reindeer – Rangifer tarandus
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 1/0; Brno 1/5; Chomutov 2/1; Elizovo 1/1; Izhevsk 1/0; Kaunas 0/4; Khabarovsk
1/3; Krasnoyarsk 3/2; Nogliki 0/1; Perm 0/1; Prague 1/6; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/3; Seversk
1/0; Yakutsk 1/0; Yaroslavl 1/1; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/2
IUCN (LC)
European forest reindeer – Rangifer tarandus fennicus
Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; Riga 1/4
Sitatunga – Tragelaphus spekei gratus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 0/4; Prague 8/8
IUCN (LC)
Greater kudu – Tragelaphus strepsiceros
Almaty 1/0; Krasnoyarsk 2/0; Tallinn 2/0
Nilgai – Boselaphus tragocamelus
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 5/11; Cherkassy 1/1; Chleby 1/1; Grodno 1/2; Kaunas 0/1; Kiev (Zoo)
5/5; Kishinev 2/1; Lipetsk 0/1; Nalchik 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/2
Domestic Asiatic water buffalo – Bubalus bubalis var. dom.
Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Chomutov 5/7; Nalchik 1/1; Vyshkov 1/3
Anoa – Bubalus depressicornis CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Prague 2/3
Banteng – Bos javanicus
IUCN (EN)
Riga 1/2
Gayal – Bos gaurus frontalis
CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Askaniya-Nova 3/8; Kharkov 1/1; Kiev (Zoo) 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Vyshkov 0/1
Gaur – Bos gaurus CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 1/4
Domestic yak – Bos mutus (grunniens) var. dom.
Abakan 2/1; Almaty 3/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Chita 0/1; Chomutov 0/2; Grodno 2/1;
Kaliningrad 0/2; Karaganda 2/1; Kazan 0/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1; Krasnoyarsk 2/5; Lipetsk
1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 3/12; Nalchik 2/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikolaev 1/2;
Nogliki 1/1; Novosibirsk 5/3; Orel 0/1; Penza 1/2; Perm 0/2; Riga 1/3; Rostov-on-Don
0/8; Rovno 0/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/2; Semey 2/1; Seversk 2/3; Tallinn 5/11; Tashkent
1/1; Vyshkov 1/5; Yakutsk 1/0; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1; Zelenogorsk 1/2
Domestic zebu – Bos taurus var.dom. (indicus)
Baku 1/3; Vyshkov 1/2
Watusi cow – Bos taurus var.dom. (watusi)
Askaniya-Nova 5/4; Kiev (Zoo) 0/2; Rovno 1/1; Vyshkov 1/2
Hungarian steppe cow – Bos taurus var.dom. (hungarian)
Chomutov 0/3; Riga 2/4; Vyshkov 3/2
African buffalo – Syncerus caffer IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 6/2; Tallinn 1/0
American bison – Bison bison
IUCN (NT)
Abakan 0/2; Askaniya-Nova 14/37; Brno 1/5; Chelyabinsk 1/2; Cherkassy 1/1;
Grodno 1/0; Kaliningrad 2/2; Kharkov 1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 5/2; Lipetsk 1/0; Nikolaev 1/2;
Orel 4/1; Prague 2/7; Rovno 1/0; Tallinn 3/9
European wisent – Bison bonasus
IUCN (VU)
Bolsherech`ye 1/0; Brykin Bor 16/20; Chomutov 3/2; Grodno 1/0; Ivanovo 1/2; Kaunas
1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Minsk 2/2; Nalchik 1/1; N. Novgorod
(Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Nikolaev 0/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/0; Orel 1/3; Prague 1/6; Rostov-onDon 2/1; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/1; Saransk 1/0; Tallinn 5/6;
Giraffidae
Giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 2/0
Transvaal giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis giraffa
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 2/4; Krasnoyarsk 1/5; Moscow (Zoo) 0/4
Reticulated giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis reticulata
IUCN (LC)
Brno 1/2; Kaliningrad 1/2; Kiev (Zoo) 3/0; Moscow (Zoo) 1/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 0/2
Baringo giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi
IUCN (LC)
Prague 5/9; Riga 3/0; Rostov-on-Don 0/1
Masai giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi IUCN (LC)
Kiryat Motzkin 1/0
Bovidae
Addax – Addax nasomaculatus CITES I, IUCN (CR)
Prague 1/4; Tashkent 1/1
Common eland – Taurotragus (Tragelaphus) oryx
IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 9/18; Grodno 0/2; Kaliningrad 1/1; Kharkov 1/2; Prague 0/2; Riga 2/0;
Yaroslavl 1/0; Yerevan 1/0
Nyala – Tragelaphus angasii
IUCN (LC)
Eastern bongo – Tragelaphus euryceros isaaci
IUCN (NT)
Prague 3/3
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Hybrid – Bison bonasus x Bison bison
Bolsherech`ye 0/1; Krasnoyarsk 0/3; Nogliki 0/1
Roan antelope – Hippotragus equinus
IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 1/0
IUCN (LC)
Sable antelope – Hippotragus niger
Nile lechwe – Kobus megaceros
IUCN (EN)
Prague 5/3
Kafue flats lechwe – Kobus leche kafuensis
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Prague 1/7
Phillip`s dik-dik – Madoqua saltiana phillipsi IUCN (LC)
Vorobji 3/1
Black wildebeest – Connochaetes gnou
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 3/4; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/0
Blue wildebeest – Connochaetes taurinus
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 0/6; Askaniya-Nova 3/3; Brno 1/3; Grodno 1/0; Kaunas 2/3; Kharkov 1/2;
Krasnoyarsk 2/2; Minsk 1/0; Nikolaev 1/1
IUCN (LC)
Blue wildebeest – Connochaetes taurinus albojubatus
Rostov-on-Don 1/1
Blesbok – Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi
IUCN (LC)
Prague 2/6
Blackbuck – Antilope cervicapra CITES III, IUCN (LC)
Askaniya-Nova 2/5; Kharkov 1/1; Nikolaev 0/2; Yerevan 1/0
Palestine gazelle – Gazella gazella gazella
IUCN (VU)
Kiryat Motzkin 2/0
Goitred gazelle – Gazella subgutturosa
IUCN (VU)
Baku 1/1; Kagan 591; Moscow (Zoo) 4/8; Tashkent 5/13
CITES II, IUCN (CR)
Russian saiga antelope – Saiga tatarica tatarica
Askaniya-Nova 189; Moscow (Zoo) 1/2
Himalayan tahr – Hemitragus jemlahicus
IUCN (NT)
Kaunas 1/1; Kishinev 1/2; Perm 2/3; Prague 3/8/5
Long-tailed goral – Nаemorhedus caudatus CITES I, IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 1/4
Rocky Mountain goat – Oreamnos americanus
IUCN (LC)
Kaunas 0/4; Moscow (Zoo) 2/2; Novosibirsk 0/1
Scimitar-horned oryx – Oryx dammah CITES I, IUCN (EW)
Askaniya-Nova 1/0; Prague 5/7
Gemsbok – Oryx gazella gazella
IUCN (LC)
Almaty 1/2; Krasnoyarsk 2/2
Beisa oryx – Oryx gazella beisa
IUCN (NT)
Prague 0/6
Arabian oryx – Oryx leucoryx CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Askaniya-Nova 0/2
Muskox – Ovibos moschatus
IUCN (LC)
Krasnoyarsk 1/2; Novosibirsk 1/3; Yakutsk 2/3
IUCN (LC)
Muskox – Ovibos moschatus moschatus
Kaunas 1/2; Moscow (Zoo) 1/3
Muskox – Ovibos moschatus wardi
IUCN (LC)
Chomutov 1/2; Tallinn 1/1
Golden takin – Budorcas taxicolor bedfordi CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Chomutov 1/0
Mishmi takin – Budorcas taxicolor taxicolor CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Brno 0/3; Chomutov 1/2; Novosibirsk 1/1; Prague 1/3; Riga 1/3; Tallinn 2/2
Sichuan takin – Budorcas taxicolor tibetana CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Moscow (Zoo) 1/1
IUCN (VU)
Wild goat (Bezoar goat) – Capra aegagrus
Rostov-on-Don 0/1; Yerevan 1/2
Turkmenian markhor – Capra falconeri heptneri CITES I, IUCN (EN)
Abakan 1/0; Almaty 5/3; Askaniya-Nova 8/7; Grodno 1/1; Kagan 1; Kaliningrad 0/1;
Karaganda 1/0; Kishinev 4/3/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/3; Lipetsk 3/3; Moscow (Zoo) 6/4/3;
Nikolaev 5/4; Novosibirsk 4/3; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Orel 1/1; Perm 2/4; Riga 1/6; Rostovon-Don 2/0; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/3; Saransk 1/0; Tallinn 10/17; Tashkent 1/1; Yaroslavl
1/0; Yerevan 1/0; Zelenogorsk 1/0
Cretan wild goat – Capra hircus cretica
IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 7/16
IUCN (LC)
Alpine ibex – Capra ibex
Chomutov 8/8; Tashkent 1/0
West Caucasian tur – Capra caucasica caucasica
IUCN (EN)
Prague 7/10; Tallinn 15/21
East Caucasian tur – Capra cylindricornis
IUCN (NT)
Baku 1/1; Moscow (Zoo) 9/7; Rostov-on-Don 1/0; Tallinn 8/29
Nubian ibex – Capra nubiana
IUCN (VU)
Kiryat Motzkin 8/14; Tallinn 3/6
Siberian ibex – Capra sibirica
IUCN (LC)
Abakan 7; Almaty 2/4; Askaniya-Nova 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 1/2; Brno 3/6; Kaliningrad
1/0; Kaunas 3/4; Kharkov 1/2; Kishinev 2/1; Krasnoyarsk 1/1; Lipetsk 1/1; Moscow
(Zoo) 3/3; Nikolaev 4/8; Novosibirsk 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Riga 0/2; St Petersburg
(Zoo) 1/2 ; Tallinn 4/4; Yerevan 2/2
West African pygmy goat – Capra hircus var.dom.
Abakan 1; Baku 5/11; Belgorod 1/0; Brno 1/3; Chomutov 1/6/1; Grodno 1/4; Elizovo
2/6/6; Izhevsk 1/1; Kaliningrad 6/16; Kaunas 1/13; Kharkov 2/3/2; Kiev (Zoo) 1/1;
2/4; Nikolaev 1/1; Nogliki 3/3; Novosibirsk 2/1; Odessa (Zoo) 1/7; Orel 3/3; Penza 2/0;
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Perm 0/2; Prague 3/13; Rostov-on-Don 1/2; St Petersburg (Zoo) 1/6; Saransk 1/2; Tallinn
2/5/45; Tashkent 6/5; Vorobji 1/1; Vyshkov 8/4; Yerevan 2/7; Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1/1;
Zhlobin 2/1
Barbary sheep – Ammotragus lervia CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Askaniya-Nova 2/3; Baku 1/1; Bolsherech`ye 0/2; Brno 2/5; Dushanbe 1; Grodno 1/1;
Kaunas 4/3; Kharkov 4/7; Lipetsk 2/2; Nikolaev 2/6; Odessa (Zoo) 1/1; Orel 1/1; Prague
2/16/3; Rostov-on-Don 2/2/1; Rovno 2/1; Tallinn 4/11; Tashkent 13/8; Yerevan 1/1
Argali – Ovis ammon ammon CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Dushanbe 1
Semipalatinsk argali – Ovis ammon collium CITES II, IUCN (NT)
Almaty 3/8
Hybrid – Ovis nivicola borealis x Ovis ammon ammon
Novosibirsk 0/1
Hybrid – Ovis ammon ammon x Ovis nivicola nivicola
Novosibirsk 2/0
Marco Polo argali – Ovis ammоn polii
Moscow (Zoo) 3/7 CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Mouflon – Ovis (aries) musimon IUCN (VU)
Almaty 1/2; Askaniya-Nova 58; Chomutov 9/13/4; Grodno 1/1; Hluboka nad Vltavou 1/7;
Kaliningrad 0/1; Karaganda 1/0; Kharkov 2/10; Kishinev 2/2; Krasnoyarsk 1/1/1; Lipetsk
2/3; Minsk 1/0; Nalchik 2/2; N. Novgorod (Zoo «Limpopo») 1/1; Odessa (Zoo) 6/9; Orel
1/0; Perm 1/3; Prague 3/3; Rostov-on-Don 3/2; Saransk 1/2; Semey 1/0; Yaroslavl 0/1
Oriental red sheep – Ovis aries gmelini
IUCN (VU)
Tallinn 3/16; Yerevan 5/7
Afghan urial sheep – Ovis orientalis bochariensis (O. vignei bochariensis)
IUCN (VU)
Bolsherech`ye 2/3; Dushanbe 1; Kagan 8; Kaliningrad 1/6; Lipetsk 0/2; Riga 2/4; St
Petersburg (Zoo) 2/7; Tallinn 5/15; Zelenogorsk 0/1 Severtzov`s urial sheep – Ovis orientalis severtzovi
IUCN (VU)
Tashkent 1/0 Arkal urial sheep – Ovis vignei arcal
CITES II, IUCN (VU)
Chomutov 1/1; Tallinn 15/17
Cameroon dwarf sheep – Ovis aries var. dom
Brno 1/7; Grodno 1/6; Kaunas 1/1; Kiryat Motzkin 9; Minsk 0/1; Nalchik 1/1; Nikolaev
4/1; Prague 6/7; Rovno 0/2; Vyshkov 3/3; Zelenogorsk 1/1
Chinese bharal – Pseudois nayaur szechuanensis IUCN (LC)
Tallinn 19/18
Bharal (Blue sheep) – Pseudois nayaur
IUCN (LC)
Moscow (Zoo) 10/11; Novosibirsk 3/3; Rostov-on-Don 2/1
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Appendix № 1
As of 1.01.2009, there were 3,203 species and subspecies of animals in zoological
collections except invertebrates:
fish
– 896
Including: amphibians
– 138
reptiles
– 865
birds
– 763
mammals
– 541
Number of species included in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species:
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
Total:
185
134
240
734
511
1804
362
363
1,125 animal species and subspecies (except invertebrates) out of 3,203 bred:
Including: fish
– 227
amphibians
– 45
reptiles
– 264
birds
– 286
mammals
– 303
Appendix № 2
As of 1.01.2009, there were 90,255 animal specimens in the EARAZA collections,
except invertebrates:
Including: fish
– 39 556
amphibians
– 1 819
reptiles
– 8 567
birds
– 25 391
mammals – 14 922
As of 1.01.2009, there were 2,980 species and subspecies of animals in the collections
of EARAZA members, except invertebrates:
Including: Number of bred species included in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species:
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
64
45
70
272
284
Total:
735
Total in zoological
collections
fish
amphibians
reptiles
birds mammals
–
–
–
–
–
829
112
815
719
505
364
365
Total in zoological
collections
In the collections of
EARAZA members
Total in zoological
collections
EARAZA members
Total in zoological
collections
EARAZA members
Total in zoological
collections
EARAZA members
366
367
1,013 animal species and subspecies (except invertebrates) out of 3,203 bred in the
EARAZA zoos in 2008:
Including: fish
– 221
amphibians
– 28
reptiles
– 240
birds
– 254
mammals
– 270
Total number of species and
subspecies bred in zoological
collections
collections
Total number of species
and subspecies bred in the
collections of EARAZA
subspecies bred in the collections
of EARAZA members
collections
Total number of species
and subspecies bred in the
collections of EARAZA
368
collections
of EARAZA members
collections
of EARAZA members
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Part II
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INFORMATION ON THE ACTIVITIES OF
THE EURASIAN REGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS
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EARAZA News
In 2009 the EARAZA Annual Conference was hosted by Kiev Zoo on May 21 - 24,
to coincide with its 100th Anniversary, and was attended by zoo representatives from 12
countries. The open session, which was dedicated to research and presentation of reports
on the implementation of research projects, was attended by 60 people.
The reports of the Council and of the Executive Office for 2008 were heard at the
closed session, and the budget and plan of activities for 2009 were also discussed and
approved, along with some current issues.
The Leningrad Zoo was reinstated as a full member of EARAZA. The
Grodno Zoo completed its candidacy term and was granted full member status.
Yaroslavl and Izhevsk Zoos and the Aqua Logo Engineering Company were accepted as
candidates for Associate Membership.
The following Zoos from Eastern European cities applied for EARAZA membership:
Hodonin (Czech Republic), Bratislava and Kosice (Slovakia), Opole (Poland) and Yalta
(Ukraine). The decision regarding their acceptance will be made in due course upon
receipt of all the required documentation, in accordance with the established procedure.
The budget discussion resulted in a majority vote that approved accepting 600 euros as
the basic membership fee in order to increase the total amount of membership revenue.
Upon discussing the S.M. Kudryavtsev Award, it was decided that it should be given
to Deputy Director of Kazan Zoo A.V. Malev.
The offer by Izhevsk Zoo Director S.G. Beliakov to host the next EARAZA Annual
Conference in May 2010 was accepted unanimously.
The conference discussed zoo conservation work, member zoos' participation in
EARAZA Research Projects and planning for the future.
Several versions of Guidelines for participation in EARAZA Research Programs were
presented to the EARAZA Council. V.V. Fainstein presented the main points of one
of the versions. EARAZA Research Programs may be divided into the following three
levels:
1. Comprehensive International EARAZA Programs
These are programs that have been given priority by EARAZA, the significance
of which exceeds the framework of EARAZA activities, and which have a
large number of EARAZA zoos as participants. These include Programs on
the Amur Tiger and Steller’s Sea Eagle. These programs are of significance
for the world zoo community.
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2. EARAZA Projects and/or Programs implemented on a regional level,
with participation by a substantial number of zoos, maintaining EARAZA
Studbooks, etc.
These include regional breeding programs for specific species at EARAZA Zoos.
3. Programs implemented by one or several member zoos separately or
jointly with other institutions
All EARAZA Programs that have been approved by the EARAZA Annual Conferences
may use the EARAZA logo. Programs of the first and second level have priority in funding
from the EARAZA budget.
At the same time, V.V. Fainstein provided information on submitting materials on
Research Programs to the EARAZA Council for consideration and approval. An electronic
application for starting a Research Program should be submitted to the EARAZA Council
no later than three months prior to the next EARAZA Annual Conference. The Council
will consider the application within a period of one month and either recommends it for
approval at the next Annual Conference, returns it for revision, or rejects it with comments
on the grounds for rejection. Information on the acceptance of the Program for approval
at the next conference or on its rejection is conveyed to the submitting institution. The
decision on the acceptance, i.e. approval of an EARAZA Program of any level is made
by the conference, it is registered in the conference minutes and printed in EARAZA
publications.
The Guidelines on Research Programs will be circulated to all EARAZA member
zoos electronically or other wise.
Based on the information received by the Executive Office during the last year,
V. V. Fainstein presented a brief report on the work conducted in 2008 under all EARAZA
Programs.
The Steller's Sea Eagle Program was discussed in detail. Along with considerable
success in breeding, there are problems in the husbandry of EARAZA owned birds. By
this time, only the Leningrad and Novosibirsk Zoos have seen any breeding in their birds.
A short discussion that followed revealed the value of the Steller's Sea Eagle Program for
EARAZA and the need for funding it by EARAZA.
Coordinator of the Program on Bustard Conservation in Eurasia V.A. Ostapenko
reported on the work done within the Program in 2008, and on the prospects for the
future. In 2008, the Moscow Zoo hosted an International Conference on the Conservation
of Bustards of the Palearctic, and the first collection of papers on Bustard husbandry came
out. A suggestion was made that the idea of exchanging animals in order to establish
breeding pairs and groups should be promoted among Zoo Directors.
T. A. Kashentseva reported on the progress achieved under the Program of Crane
Conservation in Eurasia. She gave the details of all phases of the Program, starting from
training of EARAZA zoo personnel to crane reintroduction into the wild. In 2008 the
EARAZA zoos maintaining cranes were joined by the Yaroslavl and Izhevsk Zoos, while
both sent their staff to be trained in crane husbandry to the Rare Crane Breeding Station
at the Oka Reserve.
V.V. Fainstein reported on the Mountain Ungulate Program.
Aleksey Kazakevich made a presentation on the work of the Aqua Logo Engineering
Company.
The EARAZA Programs discussion was followed by a presentation by Oleg
Grishenko of Kharkov Zoo, who is Curator of the EARAZA Elephant Working Group,
which included the White Elephant publication.
O. S. Rasulev came up with a proposal to acknowledge Oleg Grishenko's work in
ensuring the efficient functioning of the Elephant Working Group, which was approved
by the Council.
In conclusion V.V. Spitsin thanked the administration and staff of Kiev Zoo and
the Mayor and City Administration of Kiev for the opportunity and their support of the
EARAZA Conference and expressed his good wishes to the Zoo and the city of Kiev.
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Kiev, May 22-23, 2009
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Tallinn Zoo, Estonia
Anapa Wildlife Park, Russia
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Vyshkov Zoo, Czech Republic
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Prague Zoo, Czech Republic
Abakan Zoo, Russia
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Hluboka nad Vltavou Zoo, Czech Republic
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Chomutov Zoo, Czech Republic
Kishinev Zoo, Moldova
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Chleby Zoo, Czech Republic
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Brno Zoo, Czech Republic
Almaty Zoo, Kazakhstan
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Minsk Zoo, Belarus
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Third row, left to right:
Dr. Bohumil Kral, Scientific Advisor of Brno Zoo, EARAZA honorary member;
A. Prokophyev, Director of minizoo in Surgut city; A. Barannikov, Director of the
Rostov-on-Don Zoo, EARAZA Council member; E. Trutnev, Director, Stavropol ZooExotarium; N. Kulakov, Director, “Poev Ruchei” Krasnoyarsk Park of Flora and Fauna;
V. Fainstein, Zoological Director of Tallinn Zoo, Vice-Chairman of the EARAZA; N.
Sattorov, Director of Dushanbe Zoo; I. Balyukov, Director of Ekaterinburg Zoo; T.
Kashentseva, Director of the Breeding Station for Rare Species of Cranes, Oka Biosphere
State Natural Reserve; Dr. P. Rabas, Czech Republic, EARAZA honorary member; V.
Spitsin, Director General of Moscow Zoo, EARAZA Chairman; A. Mudarisov, Director
of Kazan Zoo; S. Duz, Director of the Ocean World NEMO in Odessa; Yu. Ryabov,
Director of Minsk Zoo; V. Butsai, Director of Nautilus Ltd. Company; V. Gerasichkin,
Director of the “LYMPOPO” Zoo; A. Guseinov, Director, Baku Zoo; V. Topchy, Director
of Nikolaev Zoo; E. Petrova, Deputy Director, Grodno Zoo; L. Kamaeva, Director of
the DODO Wildlife Park; M. Hovorka, Director of Brno Zoo; T. Vershinina, Senior
Methodologist of Moscow Zoo, EARAZA Executive Secretary; J. Kachlik, Director
of Zoo Park Vyshkov; R. Franek, Director of Zoo Chleby; N. Yasinetskaya, Deputy
Director of the Askaniya-Nova Biosphere Natural Reserve.
EARAZA member-zoos (since May 22, 2009)
Second row, left to right:
G. Malinnikova, Deputy Director, “Poev Ruchei” Krasnoyarsk Park of Flora and
Fauna; S. Shevlyagina, Deputy Director of Kamchatka Zoo; S. Abovyan, Director of
Yerevan Zoo; L. Kardashova, Director of Perm Zoo, EARAZA Council member; K.
Almenbaev, Director of Almaty Zoo, EARAZA Council member; T. Andreeva, Head
of Scientific and Methodology Department of the Moscow Zoo, EARAZA Executive
Director; L. Anoka, Director of Kaliningrad Zoo, member of the EARAZA Auditing
Committee; S. Berzina, General Director, Kiev Zoo; O. Verkovich, Senior Zoological
Technician, Leningrad Zoo.
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Samara Zoo, Russia
Seversk Zoo, Russia
Smolensk Zoo, Russia
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Nikolaev Zoo, Ukraine
Tashkent Zoo, Uzbekistan
Full
Kiev Zoo, Ukraine
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Kharkov Zoo, Ukraine
Odessa “NEMO”, Ukraine
Full
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Dushanbe Zoo, Tajikistan
Askaniya Nova Zoo, Ukraine
Full
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Zheleznogorsk Zoo, Russia
Zelenogorsk Zoo, Russia
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Zoo, Russia
Candidate
Yaroslavl Zoo, Russia
Full
Vladivostok (“Aquamir”), Russia
Associate
Full
Tula Exotarium, Russia
Vladivostok IBS, Russia
Full
Surgut Zoo, Russia
Associate
Full
Rostov-on-Don Zoo, Russia
St-Petersburg “NEPTUN”, Russia
Full
Perm Zoo, Russia
Full
Full
Penza Zoo, Russia
Stavropol Zooexotarium, Russia
Full
Associate
Full
Novosibirsk Zoo, Russia
N. Novgorod Zoo (“LIMPOPO”), Russia
Moscow Zoo, Russia
Candidate
Full
Kazan Zoo, Russia
Moscow Aqua Logo Engineering, Russia
Full
Kaliningrad Zoo, Russia
Candidate
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Ekaterinburg Zoo, Russia
Izhevsk Zoo, Russia
Full
Chelyabinsk Zoo, Russia
Associate
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Ivanovo Zoo, Russia
Full
Associate
Bolsherech`ye Zoo, Russia
Arkhara, Khingan Nature Reserve, Russia
15.04.2007
06.05.2005
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Eurasian Regional Association
of Zoos and Aquariums
Annual Report for 2008
In 2008, the EARAZA was pursuing the goals set in its Constitution, and was guided
by the decisions adopted by the EARAZA Annual Conference that was held in Perm on
June 17 and 18, 2008.
As of December 31, 2008, EARAZA had 53 member institutions from 12 countries,
of which 39 were full members, 11 associate members, and 3 candidates for membership.
Six new institutions were accepted as Associated Members in 2008.
The areas covered by EARAZA were continued education for zoo professionals,
cooperation between zoos, and conservation of rare species, including participation by
EARAZA zoos in international zoo organizations, especially the World Association
of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA), of which EARAZA is a collective member, and the
European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), of which a number of EARAZA
zoos are full members.
Continued education for zoo staff:
- On June 9 - 16, the Moscow Zoo hosted the Second EAZA Training Seminar for
Zoo Educators, which was attended by 42 representatives from 11 countries. Among
them were people from Russia, Ukraine, Byelorussia, Estonia, Bulgaria, Hungary and
Uzbekistan. The workshop was conducted by specialists from Scotland, Holland, Belgium
and Austria, and staff of the Education, Scientific-Methodological and International
Departments of the Moscow Zoo. The topics presented were Education on Sustainable
Development, Conservation Education in Zoos and EAZA Conservation Campaigns,
Evaluation of the Efficiency of Working with Zoo Visitors, Interpretation as a Way to
Present Education Materials for Various Age Groups and Various Audiences. Thirty- to
forty- minute presentations on each topic were followed by two- to three hour practical
sessions, where the participants were given an opportunity to discuss and practice their
newly acquired theoretical skills. The workshop participants were also given a chance to
become acquainted with various forms of education work conducted by the Moscow Zoo.
They could take part in guided tours to the Breeding Station of the Moscow Zoo and to
some of the Moscow Museums.
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- On October 6 to 9, 2008 the Moscow Zoo hosted an International Conference on
Conservation of Palearctic Bustards, which was attended by 37 professionals from 20
zoos and other zoological institutions. Besides zoo staff, the sessions and discussions
were attended by representatives of research institutions, universities and other biological
organizations from Byelorussia, Great Britain, Russia and Ukraine. British professionals
represented four different organizations united under the Britain’s Great Bustard
Group. The unanimously accepted conference resolution paved the way for facilitating
conservation work on bustards of the Palearctic Region. Particularly noted was the highly
professional approach of ornithologists and veterinarians from the Saratov Branch of the
Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Great Britain
that resulted in successful re-establishing of the Great Bustard population, which had
become extinct over 100 years ago. The proceedings of the Conference were published by
EARAZA under the title Bustards of the Palearctic: Husbandry and Conservation, Мoscow,
2008, 228 pp., and a subsequent publication under the same title is planned for 2009.
- On October 20 through 25, the Moscow Zoo and its Breeding Station hosted an
International Workshop on Current Veterinary Issues in Zoos. It was attended by 75
professionals from 42 zoos, clinics and other veterinary institutions from Belarus, Germany,
Kazakhstan, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine. There were 20 talks and presentations on
current veterinary issues faced by zoos, laboratories, and private collections. A master
class on immobilization of ungulates was presented at the Moscow Zoo Breeding Station
by Dr. Henning Wiesner, Director of Tierpark Hellabrunn (Munich Zoo).
In 2008 the EARAZA Information Center arranged participation by representatives of
EARAZA member zoos in the following conferences and workshops:
- The 5th International Workshop on The Aquarium as a Means to Know the World,
which took place on - January 8 to 10 in Moscow, jointly with the Aqua Logo Company.
The proceedings were published by EARAZA Information Center staff in the 3rd annual
collection under the title Problems of Aquaculture;
- An International Workshop on Conservation of Russian and Scandinavian Animal
Species that are Included in the International, Regional and National Red Lists of
threatened Species (Moscow Zoo, November 17-18, 2008);
- Workshop on Illegal Trade in Falconiformes and Methods of Law Enforcement,
organized by the joint efforts of the Moscow State Lomonosov University, the AllRussian Research Institute for Nature Protection, the Ecological Center and Agricultural
Museum of the Moscow State University, and the Russian Federal Supervisory Natural
Resources Management Service.
During 2008, continued education workshops and conferences were attended by a
total of 207 people from 22 zoos of the CIS countries, from Russia, the Czech Republic,
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and the Baltic Countries. Individual internships were organized for 104 zoo staff at the
Moscow Zoo and other EARAZA zoos.
Representatives of EARAZA Zoos participated in the 25th EAZA Annual Conference,
and in the 64th WAZA Conference. Detailed reports on these conferences are published
in the Russian version of this issue.
B.F. Bessarabov. The book contains information on conservation, husbandry, veterinary
care and reintroduction of raptors, results of captive breeding programs and changes in
the collections in zoos and breeding stations of Eastern Europe and Northern Asia, and
information on new publications, conferences and symposiums.
- The 23rd Issue of Research in Zoological Gardens is dedicated to the 15th Anniversary
of the Samara Zoo. It is based on the proceedings of the International Workshop on Zoo
Development under Current Conditions. It contains articles on the history of the Samara
Zoo, materials on various zoo collections, on animal husbandry and on interesting
veterinary cases. There is also information on zoo design and education.
- The 24th Issue of Research in Zoological Gardens is dedicated to various aspects
of zoo activities. There are papers on marine aquariums and on husbandry of venomous
snakes, on animal behavior and environmental enrichment for various taxonomic animal
groups. The Information part contains a communication on the next meeting of the
EAZA Small Mammal TAG and on the 8th International Conference on Environmental
Enrichment in Vienna, Austria, as well as on the International Workshop on the Husbandry
of Fish and other Marine and Freshwater Hydrobiont Species.
- The Manual on Conducting Research in Zoological Gardens included the second,
revised and improved edition of the Guidelines on Observing Behavior of Mammals in
Zoos, which had first been published by the Moscow Zoo in 1990, and the Guidelines
on Studying Acoustic Behavior of Animals, which had been specially prepared for this
edition. It represents the gist of the main principles and methods that facilitate planning
and implementation of animal studies in captivity. Of special importance in this publication
are the translations of research guidelines for zoos that had been published by BIAZA in
2003 through 2006, especially the statistics guidelines.
- The 2nd Issue of Zoo Education contains information on education work conducted
at EARAZA zoos. It includes proceedings of the 2006 EARAZA Education Conference
in St. Petersburg, of international education conferences, and guidelines for conducting
EAZA international conservation campaigns. It also contains original scripts for theme
days and public events, and abstracts of two chapters of the WAZA Conservation
Strategy.
Publishing:
The 27th Informational Issue of EARAZA was prepared for printing. It contains
information on 101 zoos, aquariums and other zoological institutions from 16 countries
- Russia, Israel, the CIS, the Baltic Countries and countries of Eastern Europe. The
publication was sent out to EARAZA member zoos and other zoological institutions in
the region, as well as to the Russian Book Chamber for further distribution to central and
regional libraries.
Considering the problems encountered by the Moscow Zoo during the enforced
bidding for publishing services, and the inability of the publishing company to meet the
deadline for the publication of the 27th Informational Issue of EARAZA, the EARAZA
Executive Office and Information Center prepared an electronic version of the first part of
the 28th Issue, which should be distributed to all zoo representatives who were attending
the EARAZA Annual Conference in Kiev.
Appendix 16 to the 27th Informational Issue with the lists of surplus/wanted animals
as of 1.01.2008 was prepared and made available electronically on the EARAZA web
site: www.earaza.ru.
The first issue of the collection of papers under the title Bustards of the Palearctic:
Husbandry and Conservation, contains information on the present status of bustard
conservation ex-situ and in-situ, on the Russian-British cooperation on re-establishing of
the Great Bustard population in Great Britain, and on husbandry methods that are being
developed by zoos for the Houbara Bustard and the Little Bustard.
Among other publications were the 3rd Issue of the collection of papers on Invertebrates
in Zoo Collections, a Manual on Food Insect Husbandry, and a Photo Album under the
title MacroZooWorld, based on the proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop that
was hosted by the Moscow Zoo on October 22 to 27, 2007. These publications are of a
great practical importance, as they provide information on the husbandry of tropical and
boreal insects and arachnids, on prevention and treatment of infections in insect cultures,
on the design and arrangement of live invertebrate exhibits in zoos and insectariums, and
on the participation of zoos in conservation programs for rare invertebrate species.
The following publications were made available in 2008:
- The 17th Issue of the Yearbook on Birds of Prey and Owls in Zoos and Breeding
Stations, with papers by well-known scientists like V.M. Galushin, V.B. Masterov, and
- The 2nd Issue of Aquaculture, published jointly with the Aqua Logo Company,
is based on the proceedings of the workshops on aquariology that took place in 20062007, and contains original papers on biology, behavior and physiology of fish and
other hydrobiont species, as well as on feeding, veterinary care and aquarium design and
equipment.
The EARAZA Information Center jointly with the Perm Zoo prepared the final edition
of the EARAZA Booklet, which represents a guidebook of EARAZA zoos, and arranged
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its publication.
The EARAZA Information Center was also actively continuing its work on establishing
its electronic media library.
Search was continued for information on captive husbandry of specific taxonomic
animal groups. At this time, the EARAZA Information Center possesses a variety of
manuals on many groups and species of vertebrates, including marsupials, bats, primates,
giraffes, wild cats, otters, raptors, parrots, penguins, and several species of reptiles and
amphibians. There is also a large manual on the husbandry of some shark species in
public aquariums.
All of the above mentioned sources are available electronically in PDF and DjVu
formats, and only some are accessible as web pages or as MSWord files, and may be
copied onto CD or DVD disks.
Staff of several EARAZA zoos continue keeping studbooks on the following rare and
endangered species: the Regional Studbooks for the Amur Tiger (Moscow Zoo) and for
the Yellow-throated Marten (Novosibirsk Zoo); European Studbooks for the Steller’s Sea
Eagle (Moscow Zoo) and the East Caucasian Tur (Tallinn Zoo). The Tallinn Zoo also
coordinates the ЕЕР for the European Mink.
The first edition of the special bulletin of Kiev Zoo under the title Antelope has been
made available through the EARAZA website. This publication is dedicated exclusively
to species of the Bovidae family, including various aspects of their biology in the wild,
their captive husbandry, taxonomy and conservation. The Bulletin contains a translations
section, with Russian translations of papers by foreign authors, and a section dedicated to
reviews of the latest scientific publications.
The Bulletin is meant to come out in the Russian language as a quarterly publication,
and will be distributed electronically. It has been initiated and is being compiled and
edited by Head of the Ungulate Department of the Kiev Zoo Igor Mariychuk.
Following the long-standing tradition, staff of the EARAZA Information Center
continued providing help to member zoos and other zoological institutions in the areas
of design and reconstruction of zoo exhibits, collection planning, and in arranging
internships for zoo staff.
Upon request, zoos and other interested institutions and private individuals were
provided with information, guidelines and legal documentation regulating issues
pertaining to captive animal husbandry.
A total of 194 consultations have been provided to representatives of various zoos,
other institutions and private individuals, including, among others, the WWF.
14 letters were sent out to administrative authorities of various cities on the subject of
design and construction of new zoos in their respective areas, and on issues involved in
operations and administration of the existing zoos.
The EARAZA Information Center maintains and updates a database of animals that
are included in the International and European Red Lists of Threatened Animals. As of
01.01.08, it contained information on 47 species maintained by 54 zoos of Russia, the
CIS and the Baltic Countries. Studbook Keepers are regularly provided with information
needed for updating the respective studbooks.
The following Working Groups were active in 2008:
- The Veterinary Working Group
All working group members maintain an ongoing contact with veterinary staff of
EARAZA member zoos, as well as other zoos in the area and other conservation
institutions supporting live animal collections. The following consultations and practical
help were provided by members of this Working Group:
- participation in physical examination of cranes at the Rare Crane Breeding Station
of the Oka State Biosphere Reserve;
- immobilization of bears for radiocollaring in the Tver Region within the framework
of the IFAW program;
- immobilization of European Bison for radiocollaring at the Kaluzhskiye Zaseki
Reserve;
- participation in the Amur Tiger Research Program of the Russian Academy of
Natural Sciences in the Russian Far East;
- treatment of an Amur Tiger at the V. P. Sysoyev Priamursky Zoological Garden in
Khabarovsk;
- participation in the preparation and conducting of the Veterinary Workshop at the
Moscow Zoo.
- The Working Group on Terrestrial and Freshwater Invertebrates
The Group consists of 15 professionals from the Moscow, Chelyabinsk, Kiev, Tallinn,
Riga and Latgale Zoos, the Tula Exotarium, the Moscow and Tomsk State Universities
and other institutions.
Working Group members personally participated in the preparation for publishing of
various scientific and regulatory publications, (see Publishing), and in the preparation of
the MacroZooWorld exhibition, which was held at the Moscow Zoo from June 25 through
August 12, 2008. The Exhibition had been prepared jointly with the Chair of Entomology
of the Biology Department of the Moscow State University, and was dedicated to the
130th Anniversary of the Insectarium of the Moscow Zoo. Group members provided
ongoing consultations to staff of zoos and insectariums on all aspects of husbandry,
veterinary care, exhibiting and research of invertebrates.
- The Working Group on Birds of Prey and Owls
The Group continued sending out questionnaires in order to collect information on
breeding and collection changes, and collected original materials on the husbandry and
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adaptation of birds in captivity and under anthropogenic conditions, as well as on national
falconry specifics. The library on birds of prey and owls was being expanded. Work was
also done on the preparation and editing of the next issue of the Yearbook on Birds of
Prey and Owls in Zoos and Breeding Stations (see Publishing).
and discussed the possibility of transferring several young animals to EARAZA zoos. He
made a presentation on his trip results at the open session of the conference.
- The Working Group on Education
At this time, this Group consists of representatives of the Zoos of the cities of Brno
and Hluboka nad Vltavou (the Czech Republic), the Kazan, Leningrad, Moscow and
Tallinn Zoos and the Tula Exotarium. The Working Group organized and conducted the
Second EAZA Training Seminar for Zoo Educators (see section on Continued Education),
consulted EARAZA zoos on conducting the EAZA Year of the Frog Campaign, and
provided other consultations on an ongoing basis to staff of EARAZA zoos on all aspects
of zoo education.
A large amount of work was carried out within the framework of the Ecology.
Creativity. Children Festival, where the Yekaterinburg and Smolensk Zoos were the
venues. Eight EARAZA zoos, namely the Bolsherechye, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Perm,
Seversk, Smolensk, Kharkov and Chelyabinsk Zoos, participated and received certificates
in the 14th Festival.
Especially noted should be the success of the Kazan Zoo and Botanical Garden in
conservation education, which received, along with the general certificate, the Golden
Certificate and the First Prize at the 25th EAZA Annual Conference which took place at
the Anwerp Zoo in Belgium. The Conference summarized the 2007-2008 Conservation
Campaign, which was dedicated to the Year of the Frog, and the most innovative and
original education programs of the Kazan Zoobotanical Garden was evaluated highly.
The second place and the Silver Certificate were also awarded to our colleagues of the
Prague Zoo. We sincerely congratulate our friends on their deserved success.
- The Working Group on Elephants
In 2008, Curator of Elephant Working Group O. Grishenko of Kharkov Zoo
accomplished the following:
- prepared and published on the EARAZA website two consecutive issues of the
White Elephant Magazine;
- prepared a training program for zoo keepers and curators on the basics of elephant
husbandry in zoos and breeding stations, which is going to be implemented at Kharkov
Zoo;
- the Curator undertook a business trip to Sri Lanka, where he represented EARAZA
in order to establish cooperation with the Administration of the Colombo Zoo, as well
as with other institutions and individual scientists engaged in the conservation of this
species. At the same time, Oleg Grishenko visited specialized elephant breeding stations
In 2008 many EARAZA zoos participated in the implementation
of the following Comprehensive International Research
programs:
1. The Steller’s Sea Eagle
Within the framework of this program, European Studbook Keeper L.Y. Kurilovich
collected information on the captive European population of Steller's Sea Eagles as of
31.12.2007 and compiled the 11th Issue of the European Studbook.
The captive population consisted of 176 birds at 53 zoos and breeding stations. During
2007, it increased by 16 birds, which were hatched at the Novosibirsk Zoo (1 chick), the
Leningrad Zoo (1 chick), the Almaty Zoo (4 chicks), Tallinn Zoo (2 chicks), Liberec Zoo
(2 chicks) and Prague Zoo (2 chicks), the Espace Rambouillet (2 chicks) and the Avifauna
Bird Park (2 chicks). The Prague and Leningrad Zoos succeeded in breeding Steller's Sea
Eagles for the first time, while the rest of the mentioned institutions have continued their
stable breeding of this species.
A presentation of the analysis of the implementation of the Steller's Sea Eagle ex-situ
Program during the last 10 years was made at the joint Russian-Japanese Conference
and at the meeting of the Bird of Prey Working Group during the EAZA Conference in
Antwerp. This information will be available in the next issue of Birds of Prey and Owls
in Zoos and Breeding Stations, which will be published by EARAZA in 2009.
The zoos of Poznan, Plock, Warsaw, Novosibirsk, Tallinn, St. Petersburg, Rostov-onDon and Izhevsk were given recommendations on the transfer of birds, and some of these
recommendations were followed.
Work was continued on monitoring the Steller’s Sea Eagle population in the Lower
Amur Region and in the Sakhalin Island. The results will be published in the next issue of
Birds of Prey and Owls in Zoos and Breeding Stations.
2. Mountain Ungulates of Eurasia
The priority was given to establishing stable captive populations of rare mountain
ungulate species within the zoo and breeding station network, with the option of further
reintroduction of animals into dwindling wild populations. The best results in the
breeding of mountain ungulates were achieved at the Tallinn, Prague and Novosibirsk
Zoos. The Moscow Zoo has been able to achieve stable breeding in Blue Sheep, East
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Caucasian Turs and Markhors, and obtained Marco Polo Sheep and Siberian Ibexes from
Kirgizstan. Groups of these animals have gone through quarantine and are kept at the
Breeding Station of the Moscow Zoo, where spacious enclosures were built specifically
for these species. For the first time in the history of the Moscow Zoo, a baby Marco Polo
sheep was born in 2008, and is adjusting well to its environment. There are indications
that offspring from this new sheep species may be expected next spring. In the future,
it will be necessary to re-establish captive populations of the Bezoar Goat and Argali at
EARAZA zoos. New acquisitions from the wild are needed of the West Caucasian Tur
and Markhor for the introduction of new blood, and of the new subspecies of Argali and
of the Bighorn Sheep.
20 through 22, 2008, the Moscow Zoo jointly with the Ministry of Natural Resources
and the All-Russian Research Institute for Nature Protection conducted an International
Workshop on Keeping National and Regional Red Data Books in Eastern Fennoscandia,
where a discussion was held on re-establishing the population of the Aleutian Goose
(Anser erythropus) in Scandinavia using birds received from wild population in the north
of the European part of Russia. The Moscow Zoo is participating in this project. By
this time, a founder group numbering 23 birds has been collected during the previous
several years, which should produce young birds to be released in their new habitat in
Sweden. The planned founder group should consist of 30 birds, so that the remaining
seven birds will be collected in Yamalo-Nenetsky Autonomous Region during this
year. The Muravyov Wildlife Park in the Amur Region has been expanding education
work among the population of Russia and its closest neighbors, China and Korea, on the
recovery of the Swan Goose and the Mandarin Duck. The Moscow Zoo is involved in
creating a breeding station for rare bird species at this park, the main task of which is
going to be education.
3. Conservation of Bustards of Eurasia
The following EARAZA zoos are involved in this program: Kiev, Moscow,
Novosibirsk, Penza, the Vorobji (Sparrows) Bird Park in the Kaluga Region and some
others. Under the Bustard Conservation program, the Moscow Zoo maintains at its
Breeding Station 20 Bustards of the Eastern European population and five Little Bustards,
hatched out of the eggs, which had been collected in 2006 from nests in the Astrakhan
Region. These birds can serve as the breeding stock, and for future exchange between
EARAZA zoos. A clutch of four bustard eggs was obtained for the first time in 2008,
but, unfortunately, the eggs proved infertile. Breeding bustards and establishing groups
of these species should be continued by institutions that are able and willing to do so (the
Karasuk Breeding Station of the Novosibirsk Zoo and the Institute of Animal Taxonomy
and Ecology of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Bird Park
Vorobji, etc.). The first published collection of papers on breeding and conservation of
Palearctic Bustards consists of 229 pages, and includes a vast bibliography of publications
on bustards of the Palearctic Region. It contains original papers on husbandry methods
and reintroduction of Palearctic bustards. An international Conference on Conservation
of Palearctic Bustards took place on October 6 through 9, 2008, and its proceedings will
be published this year.
4. Rare and Endangered Geese of Eurasia
Work is being continued on the development and implementation of the conservation
strategy and recovery of wild populations of rare species of geese with the help of
intensive captive breeding and subsequent reintroduction into the wild. Genetically
valuable stable breeding groups are being created in zoos and breeding stations for the
following rare species: the Bewick's Swan, Swan Goose, Bar-headed Goose, Emperor
Goose, Red-breasted Goose, Aleutian Goose, White-headed Duck, Mandarin Duck,
and others. The Aleutian Goose Breeding Station in Kamchatka has been breeding this
species and reintroducing it in the Northern Kuril Islands for over 15 years. On November
5. Conservation of Cranes in Eurasia
The work that is being continued is aimed at establishing in captivity genetically
complete stable breeding populations of rare and endangered species of Eurasian Cranes
in order to expand zoological collection and replenish decreasing wild populations. Zoos
and the Rare Cranes Breeding Station of the Oka State Biosphere Reserve participate in
the reintroduction of Siberian, Japanese and White-naped Cranes into natural habitat. Of
great importance is the successful reintroduction of White-naped and Japanese Cranes
in the Khingansky Reserve in the Amur Region. The program envisages obtaining two
or three pairs of Hooded Cranes from the wild that should form the founder stock for
supporting the captive global zoo population, introducing new blood.
In 2008 three species of cranes that are included in the Program, the Siberian Crane,
the Japanese Crane, and the White-naped Crane, bred at the following eight centers: the
Rare Crane Breeding Station of the of the Oka Reserve (further on referred to as Breeding
Station), the Breeding Station of the Moscow Zoo (further on referred to as Moscow
Zoo), Reintroduction Station for Rare Bird Species of the Khingansky Reserve (further
on referred to as Reintroduction Station), and at Kaliningrad, Novosibirsk, Chomutov,
Rostov and Tallinn Zoos. Breeding results are presented in the following table.
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Species
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Number of
females
Number of
fertile eggs
Chicks hatched
Birds
raised Moscow Zoo
2
-
-
-
Breeding Station
11
9
9
5
Tallinn Zoo
2
-
-
-
Almaty Zoo
2
-
-
-
Moscow Zoo
3
4
3
3
Novosibirsk Zoo
2
-
-
-
Breeding Station
5
10
10
10*
Rostov-on-Don Zoo
2
4
3
3
Reintroduction Station
1
2
2
2
Kaliningrad Zoo
1
-
-
-
Moscow Zoo
1
?
?
?
Breeding Station
3
6
1
1*
Rostov-on-Don Zoo
1
-
-
-
Reintroduction Station
3
9
4
4
Breeding Center
SIBERIAN CRANE
JAPANESE CRANE
WHITE-NAPED CRANE
* - 5 Japanese and 1 White-naped Crane were raised at the Reintroduction Station of
the Khingansky Reserve from eggs that had been laid at the Breeding Station of the Oka
Reserve.
The Breeding Station hosted interns from the Yaroslavl, Ivanov and Izhevsk Zoo who
were trained in crane husbandry.
On Reintroduction of Cranes into the Wild
In mid-January, one Siberian Crane from the Breeding Station was shipped to Iran to
be released in known wintering grounds near the city of Feredunkenar in the Mazandaran
Province. Female Neya, who had been parent-reared in 2005, was fitted with a satellite
transmitter, and within a few days joined the only wild Siberian Crane who had arrived at
the wintering grounds. According to satellite tracking results and reports by bird catchers,
both birds started their spring migration in late February.
Work was continued under the Flight of Hope Project. Two Siberian Cranes were
raised using the isolation method and imprinted on a motorized hang glider. A new hang
glider flying at a reduced speed was used for training, and the trial proved successful. The
birds that had been trained to follow the glider from an early age started following it in
flight within the territory of the Oka Reserve. At the end of the training period in August,
the Cranes were able to follow the wing of the glider, saving energy during the active
flapping flight. Both birds have been returned to the Breeding Station.
During the breeding season, two transfers of incubated eggs were made from the
Breeding Station to the Reintroduction Station for Rare Bird Species of the Khingansky
Reserve. The five Japanese Crane eggs and and two White-naped Crane eggs successfully
survived transportation and chicks hatched and were raised from all, except for one
White-naped Cranes. After the first winter at the Reintroduction Station the cranes will
be released in the nesting grounds of both species in the Amur Region.
Cranes in Zoos
In 2008, 52 zoos that had kept cranes in their collections in 2007 were joined by two
more, namely the Izhevsk and Yaroslavl Zoos.
During 2008, two Siberian Cranes from the Breeding Station were transferred to the
Dodo Zoo in the city of Anapa, one Siberian Crane was transferred to the Novosibirsk
Zoo, one Japanese Crane, to the Moscow Zoo, one Japanese Crane, to the Vorobji Bird
Park, and two Japanese and two White-naped Cranes, to the Izhevsk Zoo.
6. Establishing Reserve Populations of the Siberian Spruce Grouse
The Karasuk Breeding Station of the Novosibirsk Zoo and the Institute of Animal
Taxonomy and Ecology of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
continued intensive breeding of the Siberian Spruce Grouse and the release of these birds
into suitable habitat areas in the Novosibirsk Region. The total number of birds released
during the years 2006 and 2007 was 120. The released birds are being monitored at this
time. The report of a female with six chicks constituted the first breeding of this species
within the reserved territory. Further plans include establishing a stable reserve population
of the Siberian Spruce Grouse outside of the main range of the species. The preparation of
young birds for further releases is being continued. There are joint plans with the Yakut
Orto-Doydu Zoo to establish a branch of the Breeding Station in Yakutia in order to
reintroduce this species into the natural habitat of dwindling micropopulations.
At this time, staff of the Moscow Zoo is developing a Conservation Program for
rare Palearctic Sturgeon species, including the Sakhalin Sturgeon, Fringebarbel Sturgeon,
Amu Darya Sturgeon and other endangered species of aboriginal ichthyofauna.
The Moscow Zoo and other EARAZA zoos participated in the preparation of plans
and specifications for the new Przewalski Horse Breeding Station in accordance with
the Prospective Plan for Re-establishing the Prezewalski Horse in the Orenburg Region.
This is one of the aspects of the implementation of the Conservation Strategy for the
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Przewalski Horse in Russia. The participants are the Ministry of Natural Resources of the
Russian Federation, the Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian Academy of
Sciences, the Steppe Institute of the Urals Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences,
EARAZA, and other institutions. Re-establishing the wild population of Przewalski
Horses in the preserved protected areas of the Orenburg Steppe will not only guarantee
the conservation of this species, but will also support the diversity, stability and recovery
of steppe ecosystems. At this time, the Przewalski Horse Breeding Station in the Orenburg
Region is being supplied with equipment. The transfer of the first horses from zoos to the
Breeding Station is planned for the years 2009/10.
7. Sexing Birds by DNA using PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)
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Conclusion
1. Staff of the Tashkent, Nikolaev and Charkov Zoos were awarded EARAZA
Honorary Certificates.
2. The Executive Office updated and made improvements of the ЕАРАЗА website.
3. The decisions of the previous conference included a point on standardizing the
EARAZA accreditation procedure and introducing the term of candidacy for both full and
associate members. Following the instructions of the Conference, the Executive Office
added to the EARAZA Constitution a point on the accreditation of new members and
candidacy for associate members. The new version of the Constitution is going through
the review and approval process.
During 2008, this method was used for determining the sex in 71 birds from the
Zoos of Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Kaliningrad, Kishinev, Leningrad, Lipetsk, Novosibirsk,
Khabarovsk and the Flora and Fauna Park Roev Ruchey in the city of Krasnoyarsk.
8. EARAZA Conservation Program for the Amur Tiger and Far-Eastern
Leopard
EARAZA is cooperating on an ongoing basis with the AMUR Fund by participating
in the activities of the Alliance for the Conservation of the Amur Tiger and Leopard,
and coordinating the EARAZA Program for Breeding and Conservation of the Amur
Tiger and the EEP for the Amur Leopard. Within the framework of the International
Program for the Medical and Biological Assessment of the Amur Leopard Population,
the Moscow Zoo hosted another International Workshop on the Amur Leopard, and on
training veterinary students from the Russian Far East. In 2008 the Coordinators of the
EARAZA Amur Tiger Breeding Program published and distributed to participating zoos
the next issue of the Studbook with the analyses of the status of the regional population
and the transfer and breeding recommendations.
It should be noted that in October of this year we are planning to hold at the Moscow
Zoo an EARAZA Conference on the Conservation of Rare Bird and Mammal species ex
situ. We would like to welcome your active participation in this even. This invitation is
extended to the leading staff of your institution.
V.V. Spitsin EARAZA President
Director General the Moscow Zoo
Corresponding Member of the
Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
Chairman of the Council for Coordination of Activities
of Zoos of the Russian Federation
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ASKANIYA-NOVA ZOO IS 135 YEARS OLD
V.S. Gavrilenko, T.L. Zharkikh, A.S. Mezinov
Biosphere Reserve Askania-Nova
of the Ukrainian Academy of Agricultural Sciences
named after F.E. Falz-Fein
In 2009, the “Askaniya-Nova” zoo will be 135 years old. The zoo was founded by
a descendant of old landowners of German origin, Baron Fridrikh Eduardovich FalzFein, on his country-estate located in Tavricheskaya province. The idea of creating a
“heaven for wild animals” was implemented here, where animals lived next to people in
the conditions of almost complete freedom, and this idea influenced further development
of the Askaniya-Nova Zoo.
The first inhabitants of the Zoo were small song-birds which were put in a large
enclosure at the Baron's estate in 1874. Soon a whole complex of enclosures was opened,
and almost all species of the local steppe avifauna were represented there, as well as birds
migrating through the territory of Askaniya-Nova, and some exotic species.
In 1883, Falz-Fein fenced an area of about 9 hectares of steppes not far from the
Baron's estate for keeping saigas, roe deer, red deer and marmots. In five years, aided
by the existence of an artesian well, large parks with canals and ponds for waterfowl
were created in the dry steppe. Some artificial biotopes were also created – forest, shrub
and wetlands – where various nests were exhibited. Many exotic species of birds were
released into the parks and steppe, and many of them even started nesting in the area.
In a few years the area of the zoo increased by almost 9 times, from 8 hectares in 1887
to 70 hectares in 1892. Since 1888, ungulates started arriving at the Zoo from abroad,
represented mainly by different species of antelopes. Falz-Fein collected animals that
could be left to roam free or could live under semi-natural conditions in the parks, on the
open ponds, in the steppe. Only those mammals who presented no threat to the trees were
kept within the park zone, such as muntjacs, small kangaroos and some others, including
rheas. The large steppe enclosure was expanded to cover an area of 66 hectares, and
housed together antelopes, zebras, bison and other large ungulates, and African ostriches.
Several shelters shielded the animals from strong winds in winter, while some tropical
animals, like antelopes, emus, ostriches and kangaroos, were kept in a specially built
Antelope House.
A complex system of artificial wetlands was created around the fence of the Zoo,
with ponds, marshes, cane brushwood and water meadows, where migrating birds could
land. Local birds also nested there, including ruddy shelducks, geese, swans and others.
The total area of the water surface of all the ponds was about 6 hectares; the ponds were
inhabited by goldfish, mirror carps and even sterlet.
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Already at the beginning of the ХХ century, Falz-Fein’s Zoo had acquired a clear
configuration and its own traditions, and by the year 1914 it reached its flourishing point.
58 species and subspecies of mammals, and 402 species of birds were kept there, counting
both permanent inhabitants of the Zoo and migrating animals.
During the Civil War the collection of animals suffered greatly, but the main buildings
and enclosures survived. In 1920-s, the reconstruction of the Zoo started and at the same
time the Zoo was expanded. In 1922, a separate building was constructed for the ostriches
which had been earlier kept together with the antelopes. In 1926, the area of the Large
Enclosure used for mixed exhibits of ostriches and ungulates was almost doubled and
reached 120 hectares. In the next few years several new buildings were constructed,
including a new Antelope House, a Waterhouse for birds, with a glass roof and a pool,
and a new house for zebras. There was no special exhibition zone at that time. Since
keeping many different species together had obvious shortcomings, the number of
separate enclosures for ungulates and birds increased.
At that time both scientific and practical goals were set for the zoo, which were
connected first of all with agriculture. The zoo, which had become a Department of the
Institute of Acclimatization and Hybridization of Animals, was seen as an experimental
laboratory for acclimatization, hybridization and domestication of wild animals.
During the World War II the zoo suffered great losses. By October 1943, when the
German troops were driven out of Askaniya-Nova, only about 20% of the animals from
the pre-war period had survived. But the zoo was able to restore the pre-war number of
animals, and even to exceed it soon.
In the post-war period the educational function of the zoo became more important.
The guided tour route was established and it has hardly changed till the present time.
The principles of animal husbandry and demonstration were gradually changing.
In the Bird Park, great attention was paid, as before, to keeping birds under semi-free
conditions.
Another big pond, the third one, was constructed in addition to the existing ones. In
1960, new facilities were built for ostriches, which had been kept together with ungulates
before the war. In 1975, four new enclosures were constructed for keeping ungulates in
winter.
In the period between 1962 and 1968, the part of steppe adjacent to the borders of
the zoo was added to the Zoo's territory, thus making it possible to create several new
enclosures, so that the total area of the zoo increased to 2,376 hectares.
In 1979, a new modern complex of buildings was constructed for birds. In the early
1990-s, two breeding stations were founded for the breeding of rare species: in 1992 a
station for Demoiselle cranes was built, and a year later a station for steppe eagles.
Currently the Zoo is part of the Biosphere Natural Reserve Askaniya-Nova and
is located in the Reserve’s buffer zone. As of April 1, 2008, there were 123 species,
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subspecies, breeds and forms of animals, including 1,965 specimens of 71 taxons
of Carinatae, 84 specimens of 3 species of Ratitae, 895 specimens of 39 species and
subspecies of ungulates and camels, 10 specimens of 2 rodent species.
In 2004, the government of Ukraine adopted a state program for the reconstruction
of the Biosphere Natural Reserve Askaniya-Nova for 2005-2008, under which the main
funds will be allocated for the reconstruction of the exhibit area of the zoo.
Of all previously described sections, only the bird park, which had been wonderfully
planned by Falz-Fein himself, is not only suitable for the numerous species of birds, but
is also adequate for meeting the goals of education, presentation and recreation of modern
zoos.
In 2005, the Kherson-Giprograd Company developed a project for the reconstruction
of the zoo, which envisages the expansion of exhibition space and creating better
conditions for animal husbandry, and presenting the animal collection in accordance with
the zoogeographic principle, with increased representation of local fauna.
The existing guided tour route will be restructured and the quality of services in
education and recreation will be raised.
In 2006, the first money from the government was obtained which made it possible to
partially reconstruct the building for waterfowl. At present, the main building – the estate
of the founder of the Zoo, F.E. Falz-Fein – is under reconstruction, too. Askaniya-Nova
Zoo staff members are optimistic about the future of the Zoo!
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CONTRIBUTION OF KAZAN ZOO & BOTANICAL GARDENS TO
INTERNATIONAL ZOO CONSERVATION EDUCATION
Albert R. Mudarisov
Director, Kazan Zoo & Botanical Gardens
The Kazan Zoo & Botanical Gardens is one of the important educational centres of
Tatarstan and the whole Volga-Vyatka region. Education for conservation for visitors of
all ages and social groups is one of the main goals of the zoo.
Kazan Zoo became a member of the EAZA in 1996, and a member of EARAZA in
March 1997. The Zoo has participated in all conservation campaigns launched by the
European and regional associations since then.
2008 was announced the Year of the Frog by both EAZA and WAZA. Together with
other EARAZA zoos, the Kazan Zoo & Botanical Gardens participated in the Amphibian
Campaign.
The Snowy Frogs competition was one of the most remarkable activities along with
special events, zoo quizzes and exhibitions devoted to the EAZA Frog Campaign. Every
year, a winter snow figure competition is conducted at Kazan Zoo, with participation of
children’s art schools.
This year the frog was chosen as the subject for the competition. Teachers and
students from ten schools were invited to participate in the competition and presented
different frogs (amphibians) made of snow. The main objective of the activity was to
draw public attention to the problems amphibians are facing. Therefore several media
(e.g. TV channels, ETHER, GTRC Kazan, TNV) were invited to broadcast the activity
for the general public. Just before the competition, a slide-show about the amphibians at
the Kazan Zoo & Botanical Garden was presented. Zoo staff explained why 2008 was
announced by the EAZA to be the Year of the Frog while using materials provided by
the EAZA.
The students’ enthusiastic work produced ten snow sculptures of different characters
that closely resembled real amphibians, while looking funny and creative at the same
time.
All participants rent received prizes and free passes to the Zoo. The event was
broadcast by three TV stations and received a high rating. According to the Zoo’s estimate,
information on amphibians reached about 300,000 TV viewers, both children and adults,
and there is hope that these people will remember what they have seen and heard, and act
accordingly, contributing to the preservation of amphibians on planet Earth.
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PERM ZOO CELEBRATED ITS 75-TH ANNIVERSARY IN 2008
EARAZA Executive Office
Moscow, Russia
In September 2008, Director of the Zoo Albert Mudarisov made a presentation
on education at the Kazan Zoo & Botanical Gardens at the EAZA Annual
Conference in Antwerp (Belgium). The education activities of the Zoo were highly
appreciated by the colleagues, and the Kazan Zoo received the Golden Award for the
most innovative and original education project within the framework of the Year of the
Frog Campaign. The second prize and Silver Award were given to the Prague Zoo.
The history of the Perm Zoo is closely connected with the history of the Perm Regional
Museum of Local Lore that was founded in 1890. Quite soon, a mini zoo was created at
the Museum thanks to the active involvement of the famous scientists F. Panaev and S.
Uskakov, who were later also joined by A. Lebedev.
August 1, 1933 is recognized as the date of the Zoo’s foundation, when Museum’s
Zoo Garden that already existed at the time was given a status of independent institution.
By that time, over 500 animals were exhibited at the Zoo Garden.
The war times were extremely hard. All the main buildings were constructed in the
post-war period and some of them have survived till now.
The years 1980-s through 1990-s were marked by a new stage of construction and
modernization of the Zoo, when the Ostrich House, enclosures for cranes, and facilities
for the so called animal traveling group (outreach department) were built, the Elephant
House was re-modeled, and fur animal and ungulate rows were renovated, along with
lynx and Amur tiger enclosures. New Aquarium exhibit was created in the building that
had been constructed in pre-revolutionary times.
The Zoo Garden was renamed the Zoo in May 2001.
In 1995, Perm Zoo joined Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums
(EARAZA). The Zoo participates in international breeding programs for rare and
endangered animal species. Animals of many species listed in the Zoo’s collection are
registered in International studbooks, including Polar bear, Amur tiger, Snow leopard,
Pallas’ cat, Turkmenian kulan, Markhor, Asiatic elephant, and others.
The Zoo’s animal collection was always diverse. As of January 1, 2009, over two
thousand specimens belonging to 390 species of vertebrates were kept at the Zoo.
Displaying various species of felids, bears, ungulates, parrots, carnivores and exotic birds
gives the Zoo an opportunity to demonstrate the diversity of the world of fauna. Many
species breed successfully at the Zoo.
The issue of the Zoo’s relocation to some other area was raised more than once in the
Zoo’s history. In 2002, the city started to investigate economic and ecological aspects of
the submitted proposals. By now, the decision has been made by the city authorities to
move the Zoo to a new area located in the district Yuzhny. Spanish experts developed a
project and presented a model of the new zoo. The citizens of Perm are hoping to see a
new zoo that will be appropriate for the city and region. For the time being, the animals
are still kept in the old territory.
A united team of staff members works at Perm Zoo headed by the Director Ludmila
V. Kardashova. High level of professionalism is completely appreciated by the city
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and country; in commemoration of the 75th anniversary of Perm Zoo many of its staff
members were awarded diplomas and received letters of gratitude from the authorities of
the Russian Federation and the city of Perm.
EARAZA Annual Conference 2008 was held at Perm Zoo in
commemoration of its 75th anniversary.
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THE FUTURE OF THE STAVROPOL ZOOEXOTARIUM
Y.N. Trutnev
Stavropol Zooexotarium
The Stavropol Zooexotarium collects, maintains, studies and exhibits exotic animals.
The Exotarium has two stationary exhibits. One of them is located in the Zoo Corner of
Victory Park, and the other, in the Exotarium’s main building. Here visitors can see many
exotic animals, among them reptiles and amphibians, primates and other small tropical
animals from different continents, a lot of interesting wildlife specimens and aquarium
fish. There is a total of 470 specimens belonging to over 100 species. There is detailed
information on all exhibited animals. The Exotarium’s location in the center of Stavropol
makes it easily accessible to people from all the outlying parts of the city. A Contact Zoo
opened last May, becoming still another new exhibit.
Most popular with the visitors are large viewing terrariums, which were installed
in 2005-2006. With their open space and nature imitating design, they differ greatly
from earlier exhibits. For more than five years, reptiles and amphibians were housed in a
building that was totally inappropriate for them. But in 2006, snakes, crocodiles, tortoises
and turtles welcome visitors in the new spectacular Exotarium, where other exotic animals
are also on display.
In one of the exhibition halls the visitors are immersed into the magic of the underwater
world. Large beautiful aquariums house about 20 species of fish, including piranhas,
paku, and other deep water creatures.
In one of the halls there is a large plasma television screen where animal documentaries
are run during opening hours.
In May 2008, to celebrate the Exotarium’s Anniversary, a new Contact Zoo was
opened for children. It is a whole little city, located on the grounds of Central Park, next to
the Exotarium entrance. Its visitors are impressed not only by the animals, but also by the
beautifully landscaped grounds, streams and bridges. It is a unique place where children
can not only see the animals, but also feed them, and play with those they like most. They
can touch small harmless animals, like donkeys, rabbits and lambs.
Some of the Exotarium’s facilities were reconstructed during the period from 2005
through 2008.
One of the biggest problems in zoo animal husbandry in the past was the barren
environment of the enclosures. In order to make our animals more comfortable, we add
natural elements to our exhibits, like trees, rocks, branches and stumps, and other objects
that might provide the opportunity for the animals to engage in their natural activities, like
ropes, swings, and ladders.
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9. The composition of the animal collection should meet the following conditions:
- The collection should include animals that are invariably most popular with the
visitors, like crocodile, python, monkey, etc.; and animal characters of Russian fairy
tales.
- The collection should include animals that can be used in education programs,
primarily those representing local fauna.
- Rare animals are important for the implementation of one of the main tasks of a
modern zoo, which is breeding and conservation of endangered species.
The Exotarium in Stavropol is unique because it is the only place in the city with a
high concentration of animals, and this makes it a good base for conducting research, both
by the staff of the Exotarium and by scientists from other institutions.
Our goals for the years 2009-2012:
1. Stavropol should have a contemporary Exotarium corresponding to European
standards, that would attract both local visitors and tourists, and that would be fully
capable of implementing its education, research and conservation goals.
2. The Exotarium collection should represent sufficient diversity of fauna and flora,
demonstrating about 200 animal species.
3. Animal husbandry conditions should correspond to international standards, and
ensure animal welfare.
4. The Exotarium can incorporate attractions and other commercial structures as a
source of revenue.
5. Mixed animal exhibits should be arranged primarily according to the landscape and
zoogeographical principles.
6. The Exotarium specializes in Russian fauna and rare and endangered animal
species.
7. Exotarium exhibitions that are located at three different sites are designed to receive
over 40,000 visitors per year.
8. The construction of the Contact Zoo for children has been completed on the grounds
of Central park.
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REPORT
ON THE 2008 ACTIVITIES OF THE CHAIR OF THE
EARAZA ELEPHANT WORKING GROUP
O.V. Grishenko
Kharkov Zoo, Ukraine
EARAZA Elephant Working Group was established in 2008. It is chaired by Oleg V.
Grishenko, Curator of the Elephant and Hippo Department of Kharkov Zoo, Director of
the International Project for Conservation of Asian Elephants, regional representative of
EEG (European Elephant Group) and EEKMA (European Elephant Keeper and Manager
Association).
The Working Group is yet to be created, therefore its Chair is currently working on
his own.
The following activities were carried out in the reporting period:
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• A lot was learned about conflicts between humans and elephants during
the meetings with conservationists, scientists, and representatives of one of the
leading Sri Lankan nature conservation NGOs.
• We visited two elephant rescue and rehabilitation centers: one in
Pinavelle, and one in the vicinity of the Udawalewe National Park. Negotiations
were held on the cooperation in applied scientific studies in these centers.
Financial support in the sum of US$ 500.00 for buying dry milk and handraising of abandoned elephants was provided to the elephant rescue center in
Udawalewe National Park.
• A visit was made to the Udawalewe National Park for investigating
the possibilities of conducting field studies. We have not been able to meet the
Director of the Park and to obtain more detailed information about the Park and
its management activities.
1. In May 2008, the Project the Save the Elephants – Sri Lanka was initiated by
the International Project for Conservation of Asian Elephants. Significant support was
provided to the project by the EARAZA and Kharkov Zoo. The primary task of the
Project was defined as providing international support to the people of Sri Lanka who, in
spite of many problems facing the country, are working hard on the conservation of the
Asiatic elephants, which are one of the symbols of this insular country.
It was a trial project that targeted several main goals. We have been able to accomplish
the following:
• Friendly and business relations with conservation organizations
engaged in the conservation of elephants found in the island (Association of
Nature Conservation of Sri Lanka) were established, and an agreement on
cooperation with Colombo Zoo was concluded. The possibility of the transfer
of young elephants born at the Pinavella Rescue and Rehabilitation Center to
EARAZA member-zoos was discussed.
• Various aspects of veterinary management of the elephants kept in
captivity in the island were investigated, and the ext5ent of help to be provided in
order to support veterinary management of elephants was defined. The relevant
report was prepared for animal charity organizations. Unfortunately, we failed
to determine the number of temple elephants in the island (elephants that belong
to the temples and are used in traditional cult ceremonies); we saw only one
temple elephant. To a large extent, this was because of our busy program and
frequent moves did not time allow for following the monasteries’ activities. In
the afternoon monks leave for meditating and attending services, and it is hardly
possible to arrange meetings with monastery and temple abbots.
Photo 1. Orphaned elephant babies in the rescue center in the area of Udawalewe.
2. A training program on the Basics of Elephant Husbandry in Zoos and Rescue
Centers for zoo staff was developed. Training courses of three levels for zoo
keepers, curators, veterinarians and managers will be hosted by Kharkov Zoo. 50%
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of methodical guidelines have already been prepared.
3. Two issues of the “White Elephant” magazine have been published. The magazine
is geared to zoo professionals working with elephants.
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Practical sessions
• Visit to the Elephant House of Kharkov Zoo
• Introductory session on the work structure at the Elephant
House of Kharkov Zoo
• Introductory session on the elephant husbandry and training
at the Elephant House of Kharkov Zoo
Days 4 through 6
Theoretical principles
a. Basics of elephant nutrition
b. General information of elephant management in zoos
c. Principles of elephant training in zoos
Practical sessions
• Participation in working with elephants at the Elephant House
of Kharkov Zoo
2. Training course for experienced zoo staff
Photo 2. Staff members of the zoos of Kharkov and Moscow visiting Colombo Zoo,
Sri Lanka.
Training Program for zoo staff
BASICS OF ELEPHANT HUSBANDRY IN ZOOS AND RESCUE CENTERS
1. Training course for zoo staff without experience in the area of elephant
husbandry
Days 1 through 3
• Introduction into elephant biology
• Safety principles
• Elephants in the wild and in zoos (introduction)
Days 1 through 3
• Elephants: biology, ecology, behavior and protection
• Elephants in zoos
• Elephants and humans: historical review
• Systems of elephant management at the zoos
• Safety principles
Practical sessions
• Visit to the Elephant House of Kharkov Zoo
• Practical session on elephant management systems at zoos
• Introductory session on elephant husbandry at the Elephant
Days 4 through 6
• Scientific basis of animal nutrition: Introduction
• Elephant nutrition in zoos
• Elephant training in zoos
• Environment enrichment for elephants
• Foot care
Practical sessions
• Practical sessions on elephant nutrition, training and foot care
at the Elephant House of Kharkov Zoo
3. Training course for experts including curators, deputy curators, zoo
engineers, veterinarians, and zoologists
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Days 1 through 3
• New data on the elephant biology, ecology and behavior
• International and regional elephant conservation programs
• ЕЕРs for African and Asiatic elephants
• Principles of design, construction, and reconstruction of
elephant facilities
• Public education programs
Practical sessions
• Guided tour of the Elephant House of Kharkov Zoo
• Introductory session on elephant husbandry at the Elephant
KIRYAT MOTZKIN IS A NEW MEMBER OF EARAZA
Days 4 through 6
• Management of elephants in zoos
• Feeding of elephants in zoos
• Transportation of elephants
• Veterinary review
Practical sessions
• Discussion
The training courses will be hosted by the Elephant House of Kharkov Zoo. Training
and printed manuals are free for EARAZA member zoos. For all other participants, the
cost of the training course and printed manuals is 200 Euro.
The International Project for Conservation of Asian Elephants provides grants to zoo
staff members seeking to attend one of the training courses provided that the relevant zoo
maintains Asiatic elephants. The grant covers the costs of training and accommodation.
Working language of the courses is Russian but simultaneous translation into Polish
and English is possible for an additional cost. A one day tour to Kiev Zoo can be arranged
upon the participants’ request.
All graduates receive special certificates.
All questions, requests and applications for training can be sent to Oleg Grishenko,
Curator of the Elephant and Hippo Department of Kharkov Zoo, Director of the
International Project for Conservation of Asian Elephants, regional representative of
EEG and EEKMA:
Elephant House, Kharkov Zoo, ul. Sumskaya 35, 61022 Kharkov, Ukraine.
Phone:
+38 057 705 44 92, 38 066 174 86 80
FAX:
+38 057 338 61 07
E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected].
Moscow, Russia
The zoo in Kiryat Motzkin was opened for the public on July 1, 2002. The area of
the Zoo is 5.3 ha, and it is a part of a city park with the total area of 520 acres. The park
was created due to the efforts of the city major Mr. Haim Zuri, who is giving his special
attention to the park and also to the Zoo.
As of 1.01.2009, the collection of the Zoo numbered:
Mammals – 53 species (347 specimens)
Birds – 60 species (397 specimens)
Reptiles – 40 species (124 specimens)
Total – 153 species (868 specimens).
The Zoo was constructed around open, modern animal enclosures with the use of
natural materials like wood and stone whenever possible. This principle is still being
observed while constructing new enclosures today.
Four enclosures at the Zoo provide the opportunity to the visitors to go inside and
enjoy being close to the animals, making these enclosures the most popular. They are
home to lories, brown and ring-tailed lemurs, common squirrel monkeys, and red and
black and white ruffed lemurs. There is also a large petting zoo, where visitors can pet and
feed sheep, goats, rabbits, and Guinea pigs.
Some other interesting exhibits are arranged according to zoogeographical principle.
There is Australia with emus and three species of kangaroos; African Savanna with
Grant’s zebras, nyalas, African ostriches and the only Masai giraffes in Israel, South
America with rheas, maras, llamas and tapirs, and Fauna of Israel with Nubian ibexes and
Arabian gazelles.
The Reptile House with the largest collection of venomous snakes in Israel, including
5 species representing Israeli fauna, is very popular with the public.
One of the Zoo’s special areas is the husbandry of tamarins and marmosets, and there
are six species of these primates in its collection.
In the recent years, the Zoo of Kiryat Motzkin established good connections with
many foreign zoos, and thanks to that, lowland tapirs from Riga Zoo, hairy armadillos
from Tallinn Zoo, black-necked swans from Goldau Zoo, a family of lion-tailed macaques
from Apeldorn Zoo, and many more animals from the zoos of France, the Czech Republic,
Portugal, Germany and other countries have arrived in Israel.
During the seven years of its existence, the zoo succeeded in breeding the following
species: D’albert’s python, Asia minor spur-thighed tortoise, mute swan, black swan,
green peafowl, blue-and-yellow macaw, lion-tailed macaque, oriental small-clawed otter,
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Persian fallow deer, mara, nyala, Geoffroy’s tamarin, red-bellied tamarin, suricats, Nubian
ibex, red kangaroo, pretty-faced wallaby, ring-tailed lemur, Persian squirrel and others.
Every year a new big project is implemented at the Zoo of Kiryat Motzkin. In 2007
it was the Elephant House, and in the same year two female Asiatic elephants from the
Ramat Gan Safari Park arrived at the Zoo. In 2008, the construction of the enclosure for
red and black-and-white ruffed lemurs was completed. There are plans to complete the
construction of the enclosure for orangutans in 2009, and two males are expected to arrive
from Madrid Zoo.
A great attention is paid to ecological education. There are two classrooms where
biology lessons for all schools levels are held, and clubs for young biologists.
There are three cafeterias on the zoo grounds. On weekends and holidays creative
activities are offered for children, and all visitors can enjoy horse and camel rides.
Further information about the Zoo of Kiryat Motzkin can be found at
http://www.haypark.co.il.
THE LIMPOPO ZOO IN NIZHNIY NOVGOROD
IS FIVE YEARS OLD!
Moscow, Russia
The Zoo was founded in July 2003 by Vladimir Gerasichkin, and in no time became
a magnet for the locals and visitors alike. The emblem of the zoo is an owl, after the little
owl chick whom Vladimir rescued from a murder of crows in a local park, and after it
proved impossible to let the rescued bird go back into its natural habitat, an enclosure was
built for it. The chick soon became everybody’s favorite, and this gave Vladimir’s life a
totally new and unexpected turn, putting him in charge of a new Zoo, where the little owl
was soon joined by six young squirrels.
The squirrel babies had been found in the hollow of a fallen tree, and were soon living
in a new enclosure next to the owl. Very soon enclosures with animals became the main
attraction for park visitors, and after a wolf rescued from a nearby circus was added to the
lot, there was really no looking back, as we are responsible for those we have tamed – and
so the idea was born to start a real Zoo.
In 2004 Vladimir Gerasichkin decided to turn for help to the Moscow Zoo. The
Moscow Zoo Director Vladimir Spitsin was very supportive, and he didn’t have any
reasons to regret his initial attitude when he visited Nizhniy Novgorod a year later. And
so the Moscow Zoo has been providing a lot of help ever since.
Creating a modern zoo is an extremely complicated task, and requires a lot of time,
energy, and financial resources – and especially where there is no chance to receive any
government or city funding.
Animals were arriving at the new zoo from different sources, and in different ways.
Somebody left a bag with a two-month-old female bear at the zoo gate, and a fourmonth old puma ended up at the zoo after somebody had tried to smuggle him out of the
country.
Some animals have been officially donated, and some financial support is provided
through the Adopt an Animal Program, when companies or private people pay for the
maintenance of individual animals, and not necessarily those that were donated by them.
The zoo is developing quite rapidly, and already has over 600 animals of 95 species,
despite its young age. The zoo is not trying to diversify the number of species, as its
main priority is creating the best conditions for those animals which are already kept
there. But almost all species that are present are breeding well. They are common cranes,
owls, ostriches, camels, llamas, wolves, pumas, Japanese macaques, raccoons, coatis,
mongooses and many other species.
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The main tasks of the Zoo are:
- ecological education;
- facilitating wildlife conservation in the Nizhny Novgorod Region;
- coordinating education activities with educational institutions;
- promoting a healthy lifestyle among the local population;
- arranging recreational and educational events.
Recreation is an important aspect of all the zoo work, as it imbues wildlife education
with joy and helps people understand that they are part of nature, and that the responsibility
for its survival should become part of their daily lives.
Through its entertainment programs, the Zoo is able to appeal to a wide audience,
and to convince the public that the main task of Zoos is conservation, while the priority
in their day-to-day operations remains providing their animals with the best possible
facilities and care.
Zoo staff have arranged multiple events for children, including charity events geared
to orphans and children from poor families, with visits to different attractions and to the
children’s cafe. Planting new trees and plants on the zoo grounds has become an annual
tradition, and is enjoyed both by the young and the old.
Experienced tour guides bring to the children knowledge and love of wildlife,
educating them about responsibility and the need to protect it. The Zoo regularly conducts
contests for the best bird house or feeder, choosing the best name for newborn animals,
animal drawing contests and the like, thus getting children and adults involved in the
life of the Zoo. Participating in ecological events and making bird houses and feeders
enables kids and parents to participate in conservation activities hands-on. Schools and
other children’s institutions are always eager to help with cleaning and landscaping the
zoo grounds, and conduct biology, natural science and other lessons at the Zoo. Tree
planting events enjoy a great popularity, and a new avenue of fruit trees was the result of
one such event.
The Zoo has concluded cooperation agreements with many social, educational and
rehabilitation institutions in the Nizhniy Novgorod area.
A city contest named Stork – Bird of the Year was conducted jointly with the Russian
Union for Bird Conservation, and a stork exhibit was opened at the Zoo. The storks had
been abandoned by the parents in a thunderstorm that destroyed their nest, and the chicks
were raised by the zoo staff. The World Bird Day is celebrated at the Limpopo Zoo every
year on April 1.
Every year on October 4 the Limpopo Zoo together with one of the local schools
celebrates the World Animal Day. There are drawings, photo and toy contests, games,
shows, and charity events. School students have created a website for the Zoo, which is
hosted by the school’s website server.
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At this time, a Children’s Ecological Education Center is being created at the Zoo.
The Zoo participates in various conservation programs, and in 2007 it became a
member of EARAZA, which was a great event in the life of the Zoo.
In September 2007, the Non-profit Partnership Limpopo Zoo was awarded the
Honorary Prize of the City of Nizhniy Novgorod for the Development and Implementation
of Socially Significant Programs.
In 2008 the Limpopo Zoo joined the EARAZA Amur Tiger Program. The zoo received
a female from the Moscow Zoo, and is now looking for a male.
The Entertainment Complex at the Zoo offers a wide variety of family and children’s
attractions, and when our guests get hungry, they can relax and get some nourishment at
several restaurants, including a special children’s cafe.
The well-landscaped zoo grounds and the adjacent recreation area have become the
venue for numerous holiday celebrations, but the most important holiday is the Zoo’s
Birthday, which is traditionally celebrated on every last Sunday in July. And on July 27,
2009, the Limpopo Zoo celebrated its first anniversary, as it turned five years old!
The festive event was attended by over ten thousand people from Nizhniy Novgorod
and visitors, and it confirmed once again how popular and important the Zoo has become
for all.
By this time, the Zoo’ facilities and equipment have reached a level that is sufficient
for successfully conducting research, conservation and education work. But a lot remains
to be done.
The primary goals that the Limpopo Zoo is planning to achieve in the years 2009
trough 2015 are as follows:
- implementation of a complex of social programs, aimed at promoting love, respect,
and concern for nature among the local population;
- completing unfinished construction projects and partial remodeling of the existing
facilities;
- step-by-step construction of infrastructure and new exhibit complexes;
- innovative approach to exhibiting animals.
The new Children’s Petting Zoo, created around a farm theme, is scheduled to open
in 2009, and will offer the youngest visitors an organized education and recreation space,
where open enclosures will house domestic animals and common pets, to some of which
the children will have a direct access under observation of a zoo employee.
One of the main tasks of the Zoo is introducing the visitors to the diversity of wildlife.
Most of the animal information is presented in the exhibits, which are constructed with
the help of the latest technology. The environment created in these exhibits will facilitate
understanding of the animals’ life and behavior in the wild. For better orientation,
additional information is provided in the form of graphics and signs.
By this time, construction has been completed of up-to-date enclosures for tigers and
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bears, and numerous new enclosures are scheduled for completion in 2009, with further
plans for 2010. There are also plans for expansion, aiming at extending the area of the
Zoo to 20 hectares.
Local public opinion polls and the media highly evaluate the activities of the Zoo.
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REVIEW OF THE 2008 BREEDING RESULTS
AT THE VOROBJI (SPARROWS) BIRD PARK
K.V. Belyakov
VOROBJI Bird Park, Kaluga region
The VOROBJI (Russian for Sparrows) Bird Park is located in the North of Kaluga
region, 75 km south-west of Moscow. Construction of the Park started in the autumn of
2003, and the first visitors came to the Park already in the spring of 2005.
The area of the Park is 11.5 hectares. Apart from the exhibit areas, there is a
maintenance area with quarantine facilities, incubators, breeding enclosures for animals
and their offspring; guest apartments; and an ostrich farm. Currently, the Park’s collection
comprises 202 species of wild animals, including 70 parrot species, 11 species of hornbills,
toucans and turacos, 4 crane species, and 25 species of Galliformes and grouses. Besides,
over 80 races of purebred poultry birds are kept at the Park (chickens, pigeons, domestic
ducks, and geese).
Breeding rare and exotic birds, especially parrots, is the priority task of the Bird Park.
Thus, 35 out of 70 species of Psittaciformes kept at the Park breed regularly. In 2008,
169 chicks belonging to 31 parrot species were produced. The most interesting breeding
cases are those in the large and rare species.
Table 1 provides data on this group of birds. Almost all chicks with the exception
of offspring of the Australian Ringneck, Jandaya Parakeet, and Black-hooded Parakeet,
were hand-raised. Commercial Kaytee™ food was used for hand-raising.
The only incubation method used was natural incubation. The chicks were removed
from the parents on the fifth or sixth day after hatching and put into a brooder for further
rearing. Exceptions are made in some cases, e.g. if egg pecking is a known problem in
some pair, their eggs are incubated by other breeding parrots, and the chicks are hatched
in an incubator. In those cases the chicks have to be hand-raised from the first day of life. Incubation and rearing periods, temperature regimes, and weight and nutrition norm values
for parrots are well documented and available from literature (i.e. see Digney, 1998).
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Table 1
Species
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Galah
Eolophus (Cacatua) roseicapillus
Yellow-crested Cockatoo
Cacatua sulphurea
Citron-crested Cockatoo
Cacatua sulphurea citrinocristata
Rainbow Lorikeet
Trichoglossus haematodus
Australian Ringneck
Barnardius zonarius
Eclectus Parrot
Eclectus roratus
Moluccan King Parrot
Alisterus amboinensis
Barraband's Parrot
Polytelis swainsoni
Alexandrine Parakeet
Psittacula eupatria
Derbyan Parakeet
Psittacula derbiana
African Grey Parrot
Psittacus erithacus
Senegal Parrot
Poicephalus senegalus
Green-winged Macaw
Ara chloroptera
Red-shouldered Macaw
Diopsittaca nobilis
Jandaya Parakeet
Aratinga jandaya
Black-hooded Parakeet
Nandayus nenday
Red-lored Amazon
Amazona autumnalis
Number of breeding
pairs
Number of
chicks
1
5
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
3
3
9
1
2
1
3
4
17
1
2
4
13
2
5
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
1
7
1
Table 2
Number of breeding pairs /
groups
Number of chicks
Ostrich
Struthio camelus
6
68
2
Emu
Dromaius novahollandiae
1
1
3
Cape Barren Goose
Cereopsis novaehollandiae
1
2
4
Cape Teal
Anas capensis
1
7
5
Vulturine Guineafowl
Acryllium vultirinum
1
9
6
Crested Pigeon
Ocyphaps lophotes
3
13
7
Eurasian Eagle Owl
Bubo bubo
1
4
8
Hill Myna
Gracula religiosa
1
5
Species
1
Among other species of birds that bred at the Bird Park in 2008 there are some that are
worth mentioning.
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For the first time offspring was obtained at the Park from Emus, Cape Barren Geese,
Cape Teals, and Crested Pigeons. For two years in succession chicks were produced by
Vulturine Guineafowl, Eurasian Eagle Owls, and Hill Mynas. Considering that all the
listed species except Crested Pigeons had been kept at the Park for over three years, a
conclusion can be made that the birds have reached reproductive age and adapted to their
artificial environment.
A successfully established breeding pair is a vital prerequisite for breeding in
many species of birds (parrots, toucans, starlings, etc.), which means that correct sex
determination is a key factor. Our experience shows that laparoscopy is the best method
of sex determination. For this reason, anesthetic and laparoscopic equipment was acquired
by the Park in early 2008, and training of the Park’s veterinarian was done with the help of
Czech colleagues. As a result, offspring was obtained from four newly established pairs
of large parrots.
were kept in the outdoor exhibits where they could be always seen by the park visitors.
As compared to the three previous breeding seasons, the number of breeding species
of wild animals increased and reached 63 species, of which over 50% were rare and
exotic. Considering the fact that many animals who bred in 2008 have only recently
reached reproductive age, and in view of the successful start of the 2009 breeding season,
as by late January offspring was already obtained from Alexandrine Parakeets, Eclectus
Parrots, and Cape Barren Geese, we are hoping to see a further increase in the numbers
and diversity of future offspring, and will be happy to cooperate with any zoos and nature
reserves interested in breeding and conservation of rare and exotic animal species.
In 2008, offspring was also produced by three species of exotic mammals,
including three babies in the Parma wallaby (Macropus parma) group consisting of
one male and two females; three cubs in the Coati (Nasua nasua) group of one male
and two females; and one baby born to the pair of Red-bellied Dik-dik antelopes
(Madoqua saltiana phillipsi). It should be noted that the wallabies and Dik-dik antelopes
References
Digney P. 1998. A guide to…Incubation & handraising parrots.
ABK publications, 104 p.
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DODO NATURE PARK AND ITS DIRECTOR
DUSHANBE ZOO HAS A NEW DIRECTOR
Moscow, Russia
Moscow, Russia
Construction of the zoo in Anapa was a
lifelong dream of Ludmila Kamaeva right
from her childhood, and she managed to make
her dream come true. At present, L. Kamaeva
is the Director of Anapa’s Delphinarium and
the founder of the Dodo Nature Park in the
Krasnodar Region (Natukhaevskaya village).
The fulfilment of her dream did not come easy
to her, as she did not receive any support from
the local authorities or any subsidies, and only
her very close friends knew what she had to go
through. The Nature Park has celebrated it’s first
anniversary, but the construction work is not
finished yet. The ornithological part of the park
was recently increased with the addition of newly built facilities for ostriches and cranes.
Camels, pygmy hogs and horses became their neighbours.
Having a degree in biology and in veterinary medicine, Ludmila Kamaeva is well
qualified for her position. She attends all EARAZA seminars and keeps herself updated on
the latest news in these fields, contributing to her professional knowledge and expanding
her library by adding professional publications. She also pays regular visits to other zoos
in this country and abroad and adopts their professional methods. Work always comes
first for Ludmila Kamaeva, and she takes good care of her animals, just like a mother
would of her children.
In 2008, Ludmila Kamaeva celebrated her jubilee, and we would like to wish her
happiness, good health and a lot of success in her noble work.
On May 22, 2006 the Dushanbe Zoo got
a new Director, Nazarali (Gulmadovich)
Sattorov.
Nazarali Sattorov was born in
Tajikistan on March 10, 1958. In 1981,
he graduated from the Tajik Agricultural
Institute, and from 1983 through 1986
worked for the Veterinary Research
Institute in Dushanbe.
In December 1986 he became a fulltime post-graduate student at the AllUnion Research Institute for Veterinary
and Sanitary Science and Ecology
in Moscow, and on March 4, 1990,
successfully defended his PhD thesis.
From 1990 Nazarali Sattorov worked
for the Tajik Epizootic Expedition, and
later for the Foot and Mouth Disease
Institute. After that he became Deputy Head of the Science Department of the Ministry
of Agriculture of Tajikistan, and from 2002, held the position of Deputy Head of the
Veterinary Department of that Ministry.
Under the new Director, the Dushanbe Zoo completed the reconstruction of the
Pachyderm Building, and increased its collection of mammals and birds. The Director
paid special attention to rare and endangered species. The wildlife of Tajikistan is
represented by Snow Leopards, Himalayan Brown Bears, Markhors, Bearded Vultures,
Golden Eagles, Caucasian Snowcocks and other rare animals, and the role played by
the Zoo in the conservation of these species is increasing. Educating the population of
Dushanbe and of the whole Tajik Republic on the conservation of rare animal species is
also the task of the Zoo.
As a result of Mr. Sattorov’s efforts, the Dushanbe Zoo joined the Eurasian Regional
Association of Zoos and Aquariums and is participating along with other member zoos in
International Research Programs on the conservation of rare animal species of the world’s
fauna.
On his birthday, we wish our colleague continued success in his contribution to the
zoo cause, and a long, happy and healthy life.
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CONTENTS
Introduction
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Part I
Information on the zoological institutions as of 1.01.2009
The zoos included in the informational issue
Index of the geographical locations of the zoos
1.Information on the full and associated members of the Eurasian
Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA)
2. Information on zoos that are not EARAZA members 3. Information on other zoological institutions that are not
EARAZA members
Breeding of wild and some domestic animals at regional zoological
institutions in 2008
Fishes
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
Collections of vertebrate animals as of 1.01.2009
Fishes
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
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Appendix № 2
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Part II
Information of EARAZA Activities EARAZA News
V.V. Spitsin. Eurasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and
Aquariums Annual Report for 2008
Askaniya-Nova Zoo is 135 years old
Contribution of Kazan Zoo to International Zoo Conservation Education
Perm Zoo celebrated 75-th Anniversary in 2008
The Future of the Stavropol Zooexotarium
Report on the 2008 Activities of the Chair of the EARAZA
Elephant Working Group
Kiryat Motzkin is a New Member of EARAZA
The Limpopo Zoo in N. Novgorod is five years old Review of the 2008 breeding results at the Vorobji (Sparrows) Bird Park
Dodo Nature Park and its director
Dushanbe Zoo has a new director
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Information Issue of Eurasian Regional Association
of Zoos and Aquariums
ISSUE 28
Chief Executive Editor
Vladimir Spitsin, Director General of Moscow Zoo
Compiling Editors: T. Andreeva, M. Goretskaya, N. Karpov,
L. Kuzmina, V. Octapenko, V. Sheveleva, T. Vershinina
Translators: T. Arzhanova, M. Proutkina, A. Simonova

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