Bassel Abi Jummaa

Blyth's reed warbler ( Acrocephalus dometurum )

Most probably ( Moticilla flava Lutea )

Citrine wagtail ( Moticilla citreola )

,Pied wheatear ( Pleschanka

A reed warbler ( Scirpaceus fuscus )

yes a reed warbler

A willow warbler ( Phylloscopus Trochilus )

How about a Paddyfield warbler ( Agricola ) ?? The flanks are warm and buffish. It could be that the supercilium is not pronounced due to the angle of the photo .

Most probably Caspian gull ( Larus Cachinnans )

Booted warbler ( Iduna caligata )

Most probably Blyth's reed warbler ( Acrocephalus Dometurum )

Lesser short-toed lark (Calandrella rufescens )

Interesting and very useful information . Nice and well done !

Yes ok agree. The added photos showed some characters that match

Actually I am looking thoroughly on the photos again and especially the first photo . The bird looks more like a young common whitethroat ( Curruca communis ) and not a booted warbler . Apologies Qanatbek

Agree on most probable Eurasian reed ( Scirpaceus fuscus ) or Marsh warbler ( Palustris ) . However fits better a Marsh warbler , although they tend to avoid reedbed habitat.

Also most probably a booted warbler ( Calligata

most probably a young booted warbler ( Hippolais caligata

Yes Sykes's warbler

Little grebe ( Tachybaptus ruficollis )