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Animals in Serbia

16 animal species on file have openly licensed sighting records from Serbia, 1 of them threatened. Records include captive animals and introduced populations.

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Species recorded
16
Threatened
1
Groups represented
6
Sighting records
35,306
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species per country · small islands are not drawn at this scale

Which well-known animals are recorded in Serbia?

The most looked-up species with records here.

LC, Least Concern
Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos)

Mallard

Anas platyrhynchos

Anatidae

LC, Least Concern
Red fox (Vulpes vulpes)

Red fox

Vulpes vulpes

Canidae

DD, Data Deficient
Honey bee (Apis mellifera)

Honey bee

Apis mellifera

Apidae

What kinds of animals are recorded in Serbia?

  1. Mammals

    red fox, grey wolf, eurasian beaver

    3 species

  2. Birds

    mallard, european robin, peregrine falcon, common kingfisher …

    5 species

  3. Amphibians

    fire salamander, common frog

    2 species

  4. Insects

    honey bee, seven-spot ladybird, emperor dragonfly, stag beetle

    4 species

  5. Molluscs

    helix pomatia

    1 species

  6. Other invertebrates

    earthworm

    1 species

Which threatened animals are recorded in Serbia?

Species listed as Vulnerable, Endangered or Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List. The category is global, not specific to Serbia.

Common nameScientific nameFamilyStatusRecords here
Fire salamanderSalamandra salamandraSalamandridaeVulnerable22

All animals recorded in Serbia

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Common nameScientific nameFamilyStatusRecords here
MallardAnas platyrhynchosAnatidaeLeast Concern22,675
European robinErithacus rubeculaMuscicapidaeLeast Concern8,321
Red foxVulpes vulpesCanidaeLeast Concern90
Grey wolfCanis lupusCanidaeLeast Concern19
Peregrine falconFalco peregrinusFalconidaeLeast Concern10
Common kingfisherAlcedo atthisAlcedinidaeLeast Concern3,422
Western barn owlTyto albaTytonidaeLeast Concern154
Honey beeApis melliferaApidaeData Deficient386
Eurasian beaverCastor fiberCastoridaeLeast Concern2
Fire salamanderSalamandra salamandraSalamandridaeVulnerable22
Seven-spot ladybirdCoccinella septempunctataCoccinellidaeNot recorded62
Common frogRana temporariaRanidaeLeast Concern29
Emperor dragonflyAnax imperatorAeshnidaeLeast Concern1
Helix pomatiaHelix pomatiaHelicidaeLeast Concern77
Stag beetleLucanus cervusLucanidaeNot recorded31
EarthwormLumbricus terrestrisLumbricidaeNot recorded5

Method: a species is listed if GBIF holds at least one CC0 or CC BY occurrence record for it in Serbia. Zoo animals, escapes and introduced populations are included, and native species nobody has recorded are missing. See the methodology.