Weltvogelpark Walsrode news from Walsrode 2025

I’ve known about these for a while, but now that someone added them to Zootierliste, I can list them here as well :) New for the park, although still behind the scenes:
- Adamawa turtle dove (Streptopelia hypopyrrha)
- Mourning collared-dove (Streptopelia decipiens)
- Red-eyed dove (Streptopelia semitorquata)
- Vinaceous dove (Streptopelia vinacea)
 
Daniel Sörensen said:
I’ve known about these for a while, but now that someone added them to Zootierliste, I can list them here as well :) New for the park, although still behind the scenes:
- Adamawa turtle dove (Streptopelia hypopyrrha)
- Mourning collared-dove (Streptopelia decipiens)
- Red-eyed dove (Streptopelia semitorquata)
- Vinaceous dove (Streptopelia vinacea)
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It feels like Walsrode's collection of Columbinae must have almost doubled in the past year
 
komodoskar said:
It feels like Walsrode's collection of Columbinae must have almost doubled in the past year
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Let’s see:
2024:
Rock Pigeon (no subspecies and Himalayan), Stock Dove, Philippine Metallic Pigeon, Bare-eyed Pigeon, Scaly-naped Pigeon, Scaled Pigeon, Malay and Chinese Spotted Dove, Ruddy Turtle Dove, European Turtle Dove, Malagasy Turtle Dove, Barred Cuckoo Dove, Socorro Dove, Zenaida Dove (Greater and Lesser Antillean), Orange-winged White-tipped Dove, Crested Quail Dove, Blue-headed Quail Dove, Blue Ground Dove, Sclater‘s Crowned Pigeon, Victoria Crowned Pigeon, Western Crowned Pigeon, White-naped Pheasant Pigeon, Green-naped Pheasant Pigeon, Nicobar Pigeon, Crested Pigeon, Common Bronzewing, Cinnamon Ground Dove, Red-necked Sulawesi Ground Dove, Mindano Bleeding-heart, Luzon Bleeding-heart, Grey-capped Emerald Dove, White-eared Brown Dove, Pink-necked Green Dove, Bruce‘s Green Dove, Madagascar Blue Pigeon, Pacific Imperial Pigeon, Silver-tipped Imperial Pigeon, Pied Imperial Pigeon, Collared Imperial Pigeon, Pink-headed Imperial Pigeon, Chestnut-naped Imperial Pigeon, Yellow-breasted Fruit Dove, Black-chinned Fruit Dove, Black-naped Fruit Dove, Pink-headed Fruit Dove, Pink-spotted Fruit Dove, Wompoo Fruit Dove, Red-billed Fruit Dove, Beautiful Fruit Dove
50 species
2025: White-crowned Pigeon, Oriental Turtle Dove, Adamawa Turtle Dove, Mourning Collared Dove, Red-eyed Dove, Vinaceous Dove, Dusky Turtle Dove, West Peruvian Dove, Lesser Antillean Ruddy Quail Dove, Ecuadorian Ground Dove, Common Ground Dove, Orange-fronted Fruit Dove
12 species
But it‘s Walsrode and I wouldn’t be surprised if they manage to get the left 38 species…
 
Paul.Haerle said:
Let’s see:
2024:
Rock Pigeon (no subspecies and Himalayan), Stock Dove, Philippine Metallic Pigeon, Bare-eyed Pigeon, Scaly-naped Pigeon, Scaled Pigeon, Malay and Chinese Spotted Dove, Ruddy Turtle Dove, European Turtle Dove, Malagasy Turtle Dove, Barred Cuckoo Dove, Socorro Dove, Zenaida Dove (Greater and Lesser Antillean), Orange-winged White-tipped Dove, Crested Quail Dove, Blue-headed Quail Dove, Blue Ground Dove, Sclater‘s Crowned Pigeon, Victoria Crowned Pigeon, Western Crowned Pigeon, White-naped Pheasant Pigeon, Green-naped Pheasant Pigeon, Nicobar Pigeon, Crested Pigeon, Common Bronzewing, Cinnamon Ground Dove, Red-necked Sulawesi Ground Dove, Mindano Bleeding-heart, Luzon Bleeding-heart, Grey-capped Emerald Dove, White-eared Brown Dove, Pink-necked Green Dove, Bruce‘s Green Dove, Madagascar Blue Pigeon, Pacific Imperial Pigeon, Silver-tipped Imperial Pigeon, Pied Imperial Pigeon, Collared Imperial Pigeon, Pink-headed Imperial Pigeon, Chestnut-naped Imperial Pigeon, Yellow-breasted Fruit Dove, Black-chinned Fruit Dove, Black-naped Fruit Dove, Pink-headed Fruit Dove, Pink-spotted Fruit Dove, Wompoo Fruit Dove, Red-billed Fruit Dove, Beautiful Fruit Dove
50 species
2025: White-crowned Pigeon, Oriental Turtle Dove, Adamawa Turtle Dove, Mourning Collared Dove, Red-eyed Dove, Vinaceous Dove, Dusky Turtle Dove, West Peruvian Dove, Lesser Antillean Ruddy Quail Dove, Ecuadorian Ground Dove, Common Ground Dove, Orange-fronted Fruit Dove
12 species
But it‘s Walsrode and I wouldn’t be surprised if they manage to get the left 38 species…
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Haha maybe my mental maths needs a little work. But either way its a fantastic selection
 
Paul.Haerle said:
Let’s see:
2024:
Rock Pigeon (no subspecies and Himalayan), Stock Dove, Philippine Metallic Pigeon, Bare-eyed Pigeon, Scaly-naped Pigeon, Scaled Pigeon, Malay and Chinese Spotted Dove, Ruddy Turtle Dove, European Turtle Dove, Malagasy Turtle Dove, Barred Cuckoo Dove, Socorro Dove, Zenaida Dove (Greater and Lesser Antillean), Orange-winged White-tipped Dove, Crested Quail Dove, Blue-headed Quail Dove, Blue Ground Dove, Sclater‘s Crowned Pigeon, Victoria Crowned Pigeon, Western Crowned Pigeon, White-naped Pheasant Pigeon, Green-naped Pheasant Pigeon, Nicobar Pigeon, Crested Pigeon, Common Bronzewing, Cinnamon Ground Dove, Red-necked Sulawesi Ground Dove, Mindano Bleeding-heart, Luzon Bleeding-heart, Grey-capped Emerald Dove, White-eared Brown Dove, Pink-necked Green Dove, Bruce‘s Green Dove, Madagascar Blue Pigeon, Pacific Imperial Pigeon, Silver-tipped Imperial Pigeon, Pied Imperial Pigeon, Collared Imperial Pigeon, Pink-headed Imperial Pigeon, Chestnut-naped Imperial Pigeon, Yellow-breasted Fruit Dove, Black-chinned Fruit Dove, Black-naped Fruit Dove, Pink-headed Fruit Dove, Pink-spotted Fruit Dove, Wompoo Fruit Dove, Red-billed Fruit Dove, Beautiful Fruit Dove
50 species
2025: White-crowned Pigeon, Oriental Turtle Dove, Adamawa Turtle Dove, Mourning Collared Dove, Red-eyed Dove, Vinaceous Dove, Dusky Turtle Dove, West Peruvian Dove, Lesser Antillean Ruddy Quail Dove, Ecuadorian Ground Dove, Common Ground Dove, Orange-fronted Fruit Dove
12 species
But it‘s Walsrode and I wouldn’t be surprised if they manage to get the left 38 species…
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Some of those 38 they might already have ;)
 
How many Australian Brushturkeys does Walsrode keep?
If I‘m informed correctly, an older male is on show and some years ago Walsrode got a couple of them from Berlin, but it was not long on show. Do they still live?
 
Walsrode got 0,2 Western Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) and 1,0 African White-backed Duck (Thalassornis leuconotus) from Cologne.
I guess the capercaillies will be placed in the Black Stork aviary where they were housed for many years, replacing the Bianchi‘s Pheasants and the duck in the African waterfowl aviary at the Uhu-Burg, although this aviary is a bit overcrowded
 
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