2016-03-27. Birds of Siberia.

251 132
pictures

773
blog posts

481 photographed species of 577 (83%)

search

classification

Gaviiformes

Gaviidae

Podicipediformes

Podicipedidae

Procellariiformes

Pelecaniformes

Ciconiiformes

Phoenicopteriformes

Anseriformes

Falconiformes

Galliformes

Gruiformes

Turniciformes

Charadriiformes

Pterocletiformes

Columbiformes

Cuculiformes

Strigiformes

Caprimulgiformes

Apodiformes

Coraciiformes

Upupiformes

Piciformes

Passeriformes

2016-03-27| Denis Solomakhin

1. Tree Sparrow

2. Northern Reed Bunting

3. Grey Heron

4. Siberian Black-backed Gull & Mew Gull

5. Black-headed Gull

6. Great Grey Shrike

7. Siberian Black-backed Gull

8. Grey-Headed Woodpecker

9. Black Kite

10. Great White Egret

11. Black-Billed Magpie

12. Hooded Crow

13. White-Backed Woodpecker

14. Azure Tit

15. Carrion Crow

16. Great White Egret

17. Eurasian Goldfinch

18. Northern Goshawk

19. Yellowhammer

20. Long-tailed Rosefinch

21. Eurasian Nuthatch

22. Great Tit

23. Fieldfare

24. Eurasian Jackdaw

25. Northern Bullfinch

26. Sky Lark

27. Common Chaffinch

28. Rook

29. Common Starling

30. Rock Pigeon

31. Common Chaffinch

comments:

no comments

calendar

2024

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2023

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2022

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2021

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2020

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2019

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2018

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2017

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2016

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2015

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2014

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

2013

jan	feb	mar	apr
may	jun	jul	aug
sep	oct	nov	dec

rare birds records

Asian Rosy-Finch (Leucosticte arctoa)

The first photographic recording of the species in the Altai Territory and the lowland part of Western Siberia. The first record of the East Siberian-Far Eastern subspecies L. ar. brunneonucha in the Altai region and the Russian part of Western Siberia.<br><br>The birds were met on 02/07/2024 by Denis Kochetkov, and in subsequent days by a number of other observers.