Table 1. Regional flyway populations and annual trends (after Nagy, Flink & Langendoen, 2014) for seven species of waterbirds using the Odra River Estuary.
| Speciesa | Functional groupb | Number of individuals (1992)c | Number of individuals (2012)d | Population trend % p.a.e | Significance of changesf |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greater Scaup | B | 300 | 150 | −3.57 | Large decline |
| Common Pochard | B | 280 | 150 | −3.35 | Large decline |
| Tufted Duck | B | 1,100 | 820 | −0.98 | Large decline |
| Goosander | P | 130 | 100 | −0.09 | Stable |
| Eurasian Coot | B | 990 | 950 | +0.19 | Moderate increase |
| Common Goldeneye | B | 210 | 240 | +0.26 | Moderate increase |
| Smew | P | 13 | 24 | +1.97 | Large increase |
Notes.
Target species.
Functional group: B, bottom-feeders, P, piscivores.
Estimated number of individuals from regional flyway population in 1992, the numbers are presented in thousands.
Estimated number of individuals from regional flyway population in 2012, the numbers are presented in thousands.
Population trend % per annum - long term assessment.
Significances of changes.