Gou Jun
That's great. Thank you very much.
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Hello Sanzhar! I am the Gou Jun of the Xinjiang Bird Watching Association. We have not contacted it for a long time. I hope you are good. I hope we can re -establish a contact. If you can see this message, please contact...
That is Great! Let's always remember Askar Isabekov
Very meaningful event! We will also continue to carry out BIGYEAR in https://xinjiang.birds.watch/, At the same time, we will publish an article on the pygmy cormorant in "Man and Biosphere", paying tribute to Mr. Askar...
Thank you bird lovers for their work in protecting the white-headed ducks, and hope that Sorbulak can be retained in the end!
Hope it will be recorded in Xinjiang of China in the future.
Great record! congratulate。
Great photos! baicalensis is also rare in western China (Xinjiang). The following picture was taken in Bosten Lake:https://xinjiang.china.birding.day/v2photo.php?l=cn&s=001900182&n=3&t=262&si=xin
interesting! The place where it appears is too south。
Alexander, congratulations on your discovery! Muscicapa Sibirica has not yet been found in Xinjiang. Hopefully we will be able to film it in the future.
I learned this very unacceptable news this morning. I would like to express my condolences to Ashar’s family and friends. Let us continue his great career. This is what he most wants to see.
Great! The migration time was earlier than I expected, and I hope to see them in northern Xinjiang soon.
@Askar Isabekov, Pygmy Cormorant is spreading eastward very fast. This winter, we have recorded more than 40 in three locations near Urumqi! We are trying to catch them in Shihezi ,Wear a satellite trackerand want to se...
Congratulations on the new record of birds!
Overwintering or migrating here?
interesting! Overwintering here?
awesome! Hope to see in Xinjiang
Very good record!
Wonderful photos!