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Wow! Is this a good place to go?

The mouth looks like a Steppe Eagle?Рот похож на степного орла?

Hi Raouf, I was wondering if you know--is the White-browed Tit-warbler still present in President's Park now?

Thank you all. If this entry causes confusion in the data collection, it can be deleted. I don’t mind.Спасибо вам всем. если эта запись вызывает путаницу при сборе данных, ее можно удалить. Я не против.

Good pose, good light, nice background...everything came together for that shot :-)

Thanks for this wrap up, Anna. When I leave Kazakhstan, taking part in this community will be one of my best memories. And these photos are truly stunning.

Interesting! I didn't know they would hang out together. But yes, now I understand. That makes sense.

So, the two larger ones are Steppe Eagles and the smaller one on the left is a карлик/Booted Eagle? Or is it just a small Steppe Eagle?Значит, два больших — это степные орлы, а тот, что поменьше слева, — карлик/Booted Ea...

Wow! I went up there today but didn't find all your beautiful birds ;-) Very nice.

I was surprised to see it come to our balcony.Я был удивлен, увидев его на нашем балконе.

Very nice

Congrats. I guess he got lost on the way home or something :-)

I have been enjoying all the crossbill pictures :-)

I discussed it with my friend and we both thought (in the low light) we were looking at a common buzzard. So the size suggests it's an Eastern Buzzard. I'll change it now, thanks.My book is the Princeton Field Guide - Bi...

Ok, thanks for the help. -Rob

In my book, the bird above matches almost exactly to the picture of the "Adult Pale Morph" of the Upland Buzzard, while the picture of the Eastern Buzzard in my book has thinner dark fringe on the edges of the wings. Is...

Thanks for the help. -Rob

I don't think I've seen the White-headed, the Sapsucker, or the MacGillivray's Warbler.

Nice! You got a couple American birds I haven't even seen yet :-)

Oops! Thanks.