Journal of Ornithology
The Journal of Ornithology is the oldest extant ornithological journal in the world, publishing ornithological research from the German-speaking world since 1853 and from the international sphere since 2004. Published by the German Ornithological Society (DOG), it covers a broad spectrum—from behavioral and population ecology to migratory bird biology and conservation aspects.
Full access to the Journal of Ornithology is available exclusively to DOG members. Login is possible in the following ways:
- via the “login icon” in the top menu
- via the “Full access Journal of Ornithology” button here on the page
- via the login on the Join/Membership page
- via the login in the footer
If you are interested in membership, please visit our Membership page. There you will find all further information.
Are you interested in older issues or special editions?
Then feel free to write to us with which issues or volumes you are interested in. We will do our best to find the issue you want for you.
The price is:
- €12.50 plus shipping per issue
- €50.00 plus shipping per volume
The prices for special editions vary – we will be happy to provide them on request.
Submit manuscripts
For further information about the Journal of Ornithology or to submit a manuscript, please send us a message here or contact Prof. Dr. Franz Bairlein, the editor of the Journal of Ornithology, directly.
Membership
DOG members receive four free issues each year as well as full online access to all articles. Would you like to become a member? Here you can find more information about membership and submit a membership application.
FAQ Journal of Ornithology
What is the Journal of Ornithology?
The Journal of Ornithology is the oldest ornithological scientific journal still in existence worldwide. Since 1853, it has published scientific papers from German-speaking countries and the international community, covering a broad thematic spectrum ranging from behavioral ecology and population biology to migratory bird and conservation research.