Bassel Abi Jummaa

Nice ! Siberian pipit ( Anthus Japonicus ) . Good record . It is annual at lake Sorbulak I believe

Eurasian skylark ( Alauda arvensis )

Mistle thrush ( Turdus viscivorus)

congratulations . good one !

congratulations ! looks so good

Most probably booted warbler ( Hippolais caligata ).

This looks like a kestrel

Tree pipit ( Anthus trivialis )

Most probably a female meadow bunting ( Emberiza cioides)

Most probably eastern imperial eagle ( Heliaca ). Photos are poor . However, in the second photo bill seems heavy and also there is a hint of streaks on the throat and upper breast .

ok agree then yes. they look bulky. they eluded me

yes ok agree now on semi-collared flycatcher. Also looking more, I can see a hint of secondary wing developing on lesser coverts. The white fringes can be noticed

Tricky individual . The wing pattern with very limited white on the bases of flight feathers favors pied flycatcher ( Ficedula hypoleuca ) . In additon the bird doesn't show a second wing bar on the lesser coverts . But...

Most probably pine buntings ( Emberiza leucocephalus ) . Also there is a possibilty to be hybrids . I am not sure

Hume's warbler ( Phylloscopus Humei )

Most probably lesser short-toed lark ( Alaudala heinei

spotted flycatcher (Muscicapa striata)

Juvenile common rosefinch ( Carpodacus erythrinus

Those could be tufted ducks ( Aythya fuligula ) Vladimir . It seems upperparts are dark . Some females show white patch around bill also .

yes difficult to judge from such photos . Would definitely need photos from other angles