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Gaviiformes
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    map of photoshootings

    total species: 189
    total photos: 703
    total videos: 0
    total blogposts: 1

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    1. Long-eared Owl (2017-01-01)
    2. Green Sandpiper (2017-01-03)
    3. Calandra Lark (2017-01-05)
    4. Solitary Snipe (2017-01-07)
    5. White Stork (2017-01-10)
    6. Upland Buzzard (2017-01-10)
    7. Black-throated Accentor (2017-01-16)
    8. Water Rail (2017-01-16)
    9. Little Owl (2017-01-18)
    10. Grey Partridge (2017-01-20)
    11. Eurasian Eagle-Owl (2017-01-27)
    12. Common Starling (2017-01-30)
    13. Great White Egret (2017-02-01)
    14. Long-legged Buzzard (2017-02-13)
    15. Western Marsh-Harrier (2017-02-15)
    16. Eurasian Collared Dove (2017-02-20)
    17. Eurasian Blackbird (2017-02-20)
    18. Masked Wagtail (2017-02-23)
    19. Mistle Thrush (2017-02-24)
    20. Common Coot (2017-02-24)
    21. Fieldfare (2017-02-24)
    22. Common Teal (2017-02-24)
    23. Pygmy Cormorant (2017-02-26)
    24. European Robin (2017-02-26)
    25. Common Chaffinch (2017-02-26)
    26. Hen Harrier (2017-02-27)
    27. Eurasian Woodcock (2017-03-02)
    28. White-tailed Sea-Eagle (2017-03-03)
    29. Pine Bunting (2017-03-03)
    30. Common Raven (2017-03-04)
    31. Crested Lark (2017-03-04)
    32. Citrine Wagtail (2017-03-07)
    33. Steppe Eagle (2017-03-07)
    34. Lesser Short-toed Lark (2017-03-07)
    35. Common Redshank (2017-03-07)
    36. Little Grebe (2017-03-07)
    37. Black-headed Gull (2017-03-07)
    38. Caspian Gull (2017-03-07)
    39. Eastern Imperial Eagle (2017-03-07)
    40. Isabelline Wheatear (2017-03-14)
    41. Eversmann's Redstart (2017-03-17)
    42. Common Snipe (2017-03-17)
    43. Black-throated Thrush (2017-03-18)
    44. Black Stork (2017-03-19)
    45. Demoiselle Crane (2017-03-19)
    46. Common Kestrel (2017-03-19)
    47. Cetti's Warbler (2017-03-20)
    48. Yellowhammer (2017-03-20)
    49. Hoopoe (2017-03-22)
    50. Pied Wheatear (2017-03-22)
    51. Brambling (2017-03-22)
    52. Black Redstart (2017-03-23)
    53. Slender-billed Gull (2017-03-24)
    54. Smew (2017-03-24)
    55. Goosander (2017-03-24)
    56. Rufous-tailed Rock Thrush (2017-03-24)
    57. Purple Heron (2017-03-26)
    58. Northern Wheatear (2017-03-28)
    59. Wood Pigeon (2017-03-28)
    60. Siberian Stonechat (2017-03-28)
    61. Eurasian Scops-Owl (2017-03-29)
    62. Goldcrest (2017-03-29)
    63. Great Bustard (2017-03-31)
    64. Turkestan Shrike (2017-03-31)
    65. Isabelline Shrike (2017-03-31)
    66. Black Kite (2017-03-31)
    67. Steppe Grey Shrike (2017-04-06)
    68. Bluethroat (2017-04-06)
    69. Black-winged Stilt (2017-04-06)
    70. Pied Avocet (2017-04-06)
    71. Gadwall (2017-04-06)
    72. Desert Wheatear (2017-04-06)
    73. Black-headed Wagtail (2017-04-06)
    74. Desert Finch (2017-04-07)
    75. Common Crane (2017-04-07)
    76. Barn Swallow (2017-04-08)
    77. Osprey (2017-04-08)
    78. Garganey (2017-04-08)
    79. Eurasian Stone Curlew (2017-04-10)
    80. White-Winged Woodpecker (2017-04-10)
    81. Mute Swan (2017-04-10)
    82. Common Pheasant (2017-04-10)
    83. Paddyfield Warbler (2017-04-11)
    84. Little Bustard (2017-04-14)
    85. Bohemian Waxwing (2017-04-15)
    86. Eurasian Wryneck (2017-04-18)
    87. Eurasian Redstart (2017-04-18)
    88. Lesser Whitethroat (2017-04-21)
    89. Yellow-breasted Tit (2017-04-23)
    90. Indian Sparrow (2017-04-23)
    91. Sulphur-bellied Warbler (2017-04-24)
    92. Long-tailed Shrike (2017-04-24)
    93. Alpine Swift (2017-04-24)
    94. Hume's Warbler (2017-04-24)
    96. Common Kingfisher (2017-04-25)
    97. Common Nightingale (2017-04-25)
    99. Short-toed Snake-Eagle (2017-04-26)
    100. Corn Bunting (2017-04-26)
    101. Greater Short-toed Lark (2017-04-30)
    102. Oriental Turtle Dove (2017-04-30)
    103. Common Rosefinch (2017-05-01)
    104. Clamorous Reed Warbler (2017-05-03)
    105. Black-crowned Night Heron (2017-05-03)
    106. Common Sandpiper (2017-05-03)
    107. Little Ringed Plover (2017-05-03)
    108. Rosy Starling (2017-05-03)
    109. European Bee-eater (2017-05-05)
    110. Hume's Whitethroat (2017-05-05)
    111. Spotted Flycatcher (2017-05-05)
    112. Thrush Nightingale (2017-05-09)
    113. Glossy Ibis (2017-05-10)
    114. Little Tern (2017-05-10)
    115. Syke's Warbler (2017-05-10)
    116. Black Tern (2017-05-10)
    117. Dalmatian Pelican (2017-05-10)
    118. Kentish Plover (2017-05-12)
    119. Asian Paradise Flycatcher (2017-05-13)
    120. Indian Golden Oriole (2017-05-13)
    121. Eurasian Roller (2017-05-14)
    122. Blue Whistling Thrush (2017-05-14)
    123. Ibisbill (2017-06-05)
    124. European Nightjar (2017-06-15)
    125. Blue Rock Thrush (2017-06-16)
    126. White-capped Bunting (2017-06-16)
    127. Rock Bunting (2017-06-16)
    128. Eastern Rock Nuthatch (2017-06-16)
    129. Tawny Pipit (2017-06-16)
    130. Black-Bellied Sandgrouse (2017-06-25)
    131. Red-headed Bunting (2017-07-02)
    132. Common Greenshank (2017-07-14)
    133. Golden Eagle (2017-07-27)
    134. Red-billed Chough (2017-07-29)
    135. Tree Pipit (2017-07-29)
    137. Common Treecreeper (2017-07-30)
    138. Red Crossbill (2017-07-30)
    139. Red-fronted Serin (2017-07-30)
    140. Chukar Partridge (2017-07-30)
    141. Lammergeier (2017-07-30)
    142. White-winged Grosbeak (2017-07-30)
    143. Red-mantled Rosefinch (2017-07-30)
    144. Spotted Nutcracker (2017-07-30)
    145. Greenish Warbler (2017-07-30)
    146. European Turtle Dove (2017-08-13)
    147. Blyth's Reed Warbler (2017-08-17)
    148. Shikra (2017-08-17)
    149. Common Cuckoo (2017-08-18)
    150. Yellow Wagtail (2017-08-18)
    151. Red-backed Shrike (2017-08-26)
    152. Red-necked Phalarope (2017-09-01)
    153. Temminck's Stint (2017-09-01)
    154. Asian Desert Warbler (2017-09-02)
    155. Great Crested Grebe (2017-09-04)
    156. Ruff (2017-09-05)
    157. Black-tailed Godwit (2017-09-05)
    158. Grey Heron (2017-09-07)
    159. White Wagtail (2017-09-12)
    160. Egyptian Vulture (2017-09-12)
    161. Common Chiffchaff (2017-09-12)
    162. Eurasian Hobby (2017-09-19)
    163. Lesser Kestrel (2017-09-19)
    164. Griffon Vulture (2017-09-19)
    165. Common Sparrowhawk (2017-09-29)
    166. Blue-cheeked Bee-eater (2017-10-01)
    167. Eurasian Penduline Tit (2017-10-01)
    168. Spanish Sparrow (2017-10-01)
    169. Common Buzzard (2017-10-06)
    170. Cinereous Vulture (2017-10-08)
    171. Northern Wren (2017-10-13)
    172. Eurasian Spoonbill (2017-10-15)
    173. Eurasian Wigeon (2017-10-15)
    174. Meadow Bunting (2017-10-16)
    175. Coal Tit (2017-10-24)
    176. Eurasian Dipper (2017-10-24)
    177. Ruddy Shelduck (2017-10-24)
    178. Northern Goshawk (2017-11-10)
    179. Grey-headed Goldfinch (2017-11-14)
    180. Eurasian Goldfinch (2017-11-20)
    181. Horned Lark (2017-11-20)
    182. Stock Pigeon (2017-11-23)
    183. Great Grey Shrike (2017-11-23)
    184. Short-eared Owl (2017-12-03)
    185. Eastern Buzzard (2017-12-03)
    186. Great Rosefinch (2017-12-03)
    187. Twite (2017-12-18)
    188. Eurasian Linnet (2017-12-18)
    189. European Greenfinch (2017-12-18)

    recent uploads

    2017-12-31. White-Winged Woodpecker.

    2017-12-29. Eastern Buzzard, Yellowhammer, Hybrid Bunting.

    2017-12-26. Eurasian Eagle-Owl.

    2017-12-22. Great White Egret.

    2017-12-19. Twite, Eurasian Linnet, European Greenfinch, Horned Lark, White-tailed Sea-Eagle, Northern Goshawk.

    2017-12-14. Steppe Eagle, Green Sandpiper.

    2017-12-04. Short-eared Owl, White-tailed Sea-Eagle, Eastern Buzzard, Eastern Imperial Eagle, Great Rosefinch, Eastern Buzzard.

    2017-11-30. Common Crane.

    2017-11-23. Stock Pigeon, Common Snipe, White-tailed Sea-Eagle, Common Teal, Great Grey Shrike, Long-legged Buzzard, Water Rail.

    2017-11-22. Little Owl, Northern Wren, Common Sparrowhawk.

    2017-11-20. Grey-headed Goldfinch, Eurasian Goldfinch, Steppe Horned Lark.

    2017-11-18. Little Owl.

    2017-11-14. Grey-headed Goldfinch, Common Chiffchaff, Northern Wren, Little Owl.

    2017-11-12. Upland Buzzard.

    2017-11-11. Northern Goshawk, White-tailed Sea-Eagle.

    rare birds records


    Squacco Heron (Ardeola ralloides)

    © Andrey Kovalenko
    2026-06-06
    Almaty area, Sorbulak.

    Second registration of the species on Lake Sorbulak. The first was more than 40 years ago, when two birds were discovered among Grey Herons on June 30, 1982 (Erokhov, 1991). According to available data, this is the easternmost point of flight of the yellow heron from its main range.

    Great Snipe (Gallinago media)

    © Vasilii Bastaev
    2026-05-08
    Karakol lake, Mangystau

    The second record of a rare migratory species this season.

    Great Snipe (Gallinago media)

    © Qanatbek Kenzhegulov
    2026-04-14
    Aktau, Mangystau region

    A rare passage species in Kazakhstan. The most recent photographic record in the country was made on 21 April 2022 in the Suzak District of Turkestan Region (Martin Grienenberger; see the website gallery). In Mangystau Region, only two records supported by photographic evidence are known from recent decades of the 21st century: 20–24 May 2009 in the Kenderli area (Neve et al., 2010) and the present observation.

    Northern Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)

    © Alexandr Fedulin
    2026-03-30

    A new species for the Teniz-Korgalzhinsky region. The first photographic confirmation on the website for the Kazakh Uplands. Recorded on March 28 and 30 in different parts of the village.
    more rarities...

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