Bassel Abi Jummaa

this is a Eurasian sparrowhawk

Mostly a sedge warbler Anna . (Acro schoenobaenus )

OK great . Thanks Anna

Blyth's reed warbler ( Acrocephalus Dometurum )

Agree on greater sand plover

Can you share in anyway the sound recording Qanatbek ?? Most probably a Blyth's reed warbler . Better to hear the voice

Difficult to judge with certainty but most probably Hume's leaf warbler ( phylloscopus Humei ). There is a very light and ill-defined bar on the lesser coverts .

I would say most probably Caspian gull ( Larus Cachinnans )

Congratulations .. Looks very promising for a brown-headed

Those are sanderlings Qanatbek . ( Calidris Alba )

It is ( phylloscopus Collybita )

Chiffchaff

Most probably a booted warbler ( Iduna Caligata )

Most probably a greenish warbler ( Trichiloides ). But not very sure

Yes you are definitely right . Yes the translation changes the words in a complete way

Given the location , the birds there are most probably Hume's whitethroats ( Curruca Curruca Althae ) which I believe you are refiring to as Mountain warbler . However , it is still considered a subspecies of lesser whit...

Far photos . But most probably a lesser whitethroat ( Sylvia curruca )

Shape and proportions consistent with Blyth's reed warbler ( Dometurum ), in addition to coloration . Also pale underparts lacking any warm tinge . I believe this is a Blyth's reed warbler .

welcome Irina

Blyth's reed warbler ( Acrocephalus Dometurum )