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1. Saker Falcon (2022-01-04) 2. Horned Lark (2022-01-04) 3. Goosander (2022-01-06) 4. Eurasian Dipper (2022-01-06) 5. Carrion Crow (2022-01-06) 6. Long-tailed Rosefinch (2022-02-05) 7. Azure Tit (2022-02-05) 8. Eastern Buzzard (2022-02-05) 9. Great Spotted Woodpecker (2022-02-12) 10. Mistle Thrush (2022-02-12) 11. Eurasian Siskin (2022-02-12) 12. Grey Heron (2022-03-19) 13. Great White Egret (2022-03-31) 14. Pygmy Cormorant (2022-03-31) 15. Black Kite (2022-03-31) 16. Common Gull (2022-03-31) 17. Sky Lark (2022-04-05) 18. Mallard (2022-04-05) 19. Common Sparrowhawk (2022-04-05) 20. Tree Sparrow (2022-04-05) 21. Black-Billed Magpie (2022-04-05) 22. Mute Swan (2022-04-07) 23. White Wagtail (2022-04-07) 24. Northern Lapwing (2022-04-07) 25. Common Chaffinch (2022-04-08) 26. Common Goldeneye (2022-04-08) 27. Yellowhammer (2022-04-09) 28. Siberian Black-backed Gull (2022-04-10) 29. Great Cormorant (2022-04-13) 30. Common Chiffchaff (2022-04-16) 31. Common Raven (2022-04-16) 32. Common Starling (2022-04-19) 33. Pine Bunting (2022-05-01) 34. Masked Wagtail (2022-05-01) 35. Isabelline Wheatear (2022-05-01) 36. Hoopoe (2022-05-01) 37. Ruddy Shelduck (2022-05-01) 38. Demoiselle Crane (2022-05-02) 39. Eastern Imperial Eagle (2022-05-03) 40. Northern Wheatear (2022-05-03) 41. Common Sandpiper (2022-05-03) 42. Song Thrush (2022-05-03) 43. Twite (2022-05-04) 44. Rufous-tailed Rock Thrush (2022-05-04) 45. Black Redstart (2022-05-04) 46. Tree Pipit (2022-05-04) 47. Eurasian Wryneck (2022-05-04) 48. Steppe Eagle (2022-05-04) 49. Pied Wheatear (2022-05-04) 50. Northern Shoveler (2022-05-05) 51. Dunlin (2022-05-06) 52. Common Buzzard (2022-05-06) 53. Eurasian Linnet (2022-05-06) 54. Common Teal (2022-05-06) 55. Yellow Wagtail (2022-05-06) 56. Common Stonechat (2022-05-06) 57. Common Redshank (2022-05-06) 58. Marsh Sandpiper (2022-05-06) 59. Citrine Wagtail (2022-05-06) 60. Little Ringed Plover (2022-05-06) 61. Common Snipe (2022-05-06) 62. White-headed Duck (2022-05-06) 63. Wood Pigeon (2022-05-06) | 64. Black-Necked Grebe (2022-05-07) 65. Northern Pintail (2022-05-07) 66. Greater Ringed Plover (2022-05-07) 67. Common Shelduck (2022-05-07) 68. Garganey (2022-05-07) 69. Pied Avocet (2022-05-07) 70. Bluethroat (2022-05-07) 71. Dalmatian Pelican (2022-05-08) 72. Black-tailed Godwit (2022-05-08) 73. Western Marsh-harrier (2022-05-08) 74. Great Crested Grebe (2022-05-08) 75. Common Crane (2022-05-08) 76. Ruff (2022-05-08) 77. Greylag Goose (2022-05-09) 78. European Bee-eater (2022-05-13) 79. Red-footed Falcon (2022-05-14) 80. Whooper Swan (2022-05-14) 81. White-tailed Sea-Eagle (2022-05-14) 82. Black Tern (2022-05-14) 83. Common Cuckoo (2022-05-28) 84. Common Tern (2022-06-19) 85. Black-winged Stilt (2022-06-19) 86. Black-headed Gull (2022-06-19) 87. Red-Necked Grebe (2022-06-25) 88. Booted Eagle (2022-06-26) 89. Red-backed Shrike (2022-07-09) 90. Barn Swallow (2022-07-23) 91. Sand Martin (2022-07-23) 92. Wood Sandpiper (2022-07-30) 93. Tufted Duck (2022-08-16) 94. Vega Gull (2022-08-16) 95. Red-billed Chough (2022-08-16) 96. Water Pipit (2022-08-16) 97. Brown Accentor (2022-08-17) 98. Common Kestrel (2022-08-17) 99. Yellow-billed Chough (2022-08-17) 100. Red-throated Thrush (2022-08-17) 101. White-winged Snowfinch (2022-08-18) 102. Rock Sparrow (2022-08-18) 103. Pére David's Snowfinch (2022-08-18) 104. Desert Wheatear (2022-08-18) 105. Isabelline Shrike (2022-08-18) 106. Bar-headed Goose (2022-08-18) 107. Eurasian Crag Martin (2022-08-19) 108. Pacific Swift (2022-08-19) 109. Upland Buzzard (2022-08-20) 110. Pin-tailed Snipe (2022-08-20) 111. Ruddy Turnstone (2022-08-20) 112. Curlew Sandpiper (2022-08-20) 113. Red-necked Phalarope (2022-08-20) 114. Red-flanked Bluetail (2022-08-21) 115. Hume's Warbler (2022-08-21) 116. Common Kingfisher (2022-09-03) 117. Black Stork (2022-09-03) 118. Great Tit (2022-09-18) 119. European Robin (2022-09-24) 120. Goldcrest (2022-09-25) 121. Rook (2022-10-02) 122. Eurasian Jay (2022-10-08) 123. Black Woodpecker (2022-10-15) 124. Grey-Headed Woodpecker (2022-10-15) 125. Hill Pigeon (2022-11-06) |
recent uploads
2022-12-23. Rufous-tailed Rock Thrush.
2022-11-10. Hill Pigeon.
2022-11-09. Grey-Headed Woodpecker.
2022-11-08. Great Spotted Woodpecker, Tree Sparrow.
2022-11-01. Goldcrest.
2022-10-16. Black Woodpecker, Grey-Headed Woodpecker, Eurasian Jay.
2022-10-03. Great Cormorant, Rook.
2022-10-02. Great Tit, Yellowhammer, Common Sparrowhawk.
2022-09-25. Goldcrest.
2022-09-24. European Robin.
2022-09-18. Song Thrush, Great Tit.
2022-09-05. Black Stork.
2022-09-04. Common Kingfisher.
2022-09-03. Bar-headed Goose.
2022-09-02. Bar-headed Goose, Whooper Swan.
Big Year 2024
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2. Andrey Chernykh (118)
3. Andrey Bazdyrev (103)
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6. Dmitry Dubikovskiy (90)
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rare birds records
Ruddy Shelduck (Tadorna ferruginea)
© Andrey Bazdyrev
2024-04-16
Tomsk district, Tomsk region
Second photoregistration and fifth record in the Tomsk region.
Asian Rosy-Finch (Leucosticte arctoa)
© Vladimir Maer
2024-02-08
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.
Great Crested Grebe (Podiceps cristatus)
© Mihail Ivanov
2024-02-02
The 1st regord of the wintering in the Irkutsk Region.
Long-tailed Duck (Clangula hyemalis)
© Olga Fattakhova
2024-02-01
The first winter record in the Kemerovo region.
recent video
2024-04-13. Carrion Crow (Andrey Borodkin), Carrion Crow (Andrey Borodkin).
2024-03-02. Northern Hawk Owl (Oleg Popov), Northern Hawk Owl (Oleg Popov), Red Crossbill (Oleg Popov), Red Crossbill (Oleg Popov), Red Crossbill (Oleg Popov), Red Crossbill (Oleg Popov), Red Crossbill (Oleg Popov), Red Crossbill (Oleg Popov).
2024-02-28. Eurasian Dipper (Aleksey Bolshakov), Eurasian Dipper (Aleksey Bolshakov), Common Treecreeper (Aleksey Bolshakov), Common Treecreeper (Aleksey Bolshakov), Hawfinch (Aleksey Bolshakov).
unidentified birds
2024-04-25
Павел Карплюк: Барабинские?
2024-04-25
Игорь Фефелов: Делать из одной серии две, левую в монгольскую, правую в барабинскую.
2024-04-25
Василий Сташиба: Если невозможно определить - удалите.
2024-04-25
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2024-04-25
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