Big Year in Tyumen Oblast, including YaNAO and KhMAO. Birds of Tyumen Oblast.

The winner will submit the pictures of the largest number of bird species taken on the territory of Tyumen Oblast (including YaNAO and KhMAO) during this year.

You can see previous years competitions results here: 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

participants

* number inside brackets means the number of species photographed in 2025

1. Bogomyakova Nadezhda (109)

2. Tsekhmister Katya (109)

3. Burmatov Yaroslav (60)

4. Janke Jura (47)

5. Kungurov Aleksei (29)

6. Kuzmin Vladimir (14)

7. Volkov Maksim (8)

8. Lupinos Mariya (5)

9. Boldyrev Stepan (1)

all species photographed in 2025

* in order of appearance (number inside brackets means the date of first record "month-day" )

1. Common Raven (2025-01-01)

2. Ural Owl (2025-01-01)

3. Eurasian Nuthatch (2025-01-01)

4. Carrion Crow (2025-01-02)

5. Blue Tit (2025-01-02)

6. Bohemian Waxwing (2025-01-02)

7. Eurasian Jay (2025-01-02)

8. Eurasian Magpie (2025-01-02)

9. Goldcrest (2025-01-02)

10. White-Backed Woodpecker (2025-01-03)

11. Great Spotted Woodpecker (2025-01-03)

12. Black Woodpecker (2025-01-03)

13. Long-tailed Tit (2025-01-03)

14. House Sparrow (2025-01-03)

15. Great Tit (2025-01-04)

16. Eurasian Goldfinch (2025-01-04)

17. Red Crossbill (2025-01-04)

18. Hooded Crow (2025-01-05)

19. Fieldfare (2025-01-05)

20. Coal Tit (2025-01-05)

21. Willow Tit (2025-01-05)

22. Grey Partridge (2025-01-05)

23. Yellowhammer (2025-01-06)

24. Northern Hazelhen (2025-01-06)

25. Eurasian Three-Toed Woodpecker (2025-01-07)

26. Mute Swan (2025-01-08)

27. Eurasian Jackdaw (2025-01-08)

28. Common Treecreeper (2025-01-10)

29. Tree Sparrow (2025-01-10)

30. Common Sparrowhawk (2025-01-11)

31. Common Goldeneye (2025-01-11)

32. Great Grey Owl (2025-01-12)

33. Spotted Nutcracker (2025-01-12)

34. Rock Pigeon (2025-01-12)

35. Eurasian Siskin (2025-01-14)

36. Northern Goshawk (2025-01-14)

37. Mallard (2025-01-15)

38. Eurasian Wigeon (2025-01-15)

39. Great White Egret (2025-01-15)

40. Long-tailed Rosefinch (2025-01-18)

41. Common Chaffinch (2025-01-18)

42. Hawfinch (2025-01-19)

43. Brambling (2025-01-22)

44. Common Redpoll (2025-01-24)

45. Willow Ptarmigan (2025-01-25)

46. Boreal Owl (2025-01-25)

47. Northern Bullfinch (2025-01-26)

48. Azure Tit (2025-01-26)

49. Siberian Tit (2025-02-01)

50. Great Grey Shrike (2025-02-01)

51. Grey-Headed Woodpecker (2025-02-03)

52. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker (2025-02-08)

53. Goosander (2025-02-15)

54. White-tailed Sea-Eagle (2025-02-16)

55. European Greenfinch (2025-02-21)

56. Snow Bunting (2025-02-28)

57. Long-eared Owl (2025-03-09)

58. Rook (2025-03-15)

59. Eurasian Linnet (2025-03-21)

60. Grey Heron (2025-03-22)

61. Baraba Steppe Gull (2025-03-22)

62. Common Starling (2025-03-23)

63. White-winged Crossbill (2025-03-23)

64. Whooper Swan (2025-03-27)

65. Northern Reed Bunting (2025-03-29)

66. Stock Pigeon (2025-03-29)

67. Pine Bunting (2025-03-29)

68. Sky Lark (2025-03-30)

69. White Wagtail (2025-04-02)

70. Northern Lapwing (2025-04-04)

71. Black-headed Gull (2025-04-05)

72. European Robin (2025-04-05)

73. Common Crane (2025-04-05)

74. Black Kite (2025-04-05)

75. Greater Spotted Eagle (2025-04-06)

76. Western Marsh-harrier (2025-04-06)

77. Common Kestrel (2025-04-06)

78. Wood Pigeon (2025-04-06)

79. Mew Gull (2025-04-08)

80. Bean Goose (2025-04-08)

81. Song Thrush (2025-04-08)

82. Rough-legged Buzzard (2025-04-08)

83. Redwing (2025-04-09)

84. Common Buzzard (2025-04-09)

85. Common Redshank (2025-04-09)

86. Northern Pintail (2025-04-09)

87. Smew (2025-04-10)

88. Common Oystercatcher (2025-04-10)

89. Black-tailed Godwit (2025-04-13)

90. Hen Harrier (2025-04-13)

91. Common Snipe (2025-04-13)

92. Common Coot (2025-04-14)

93. Eastern Imperial Eagle (2025-04-15)

94. Common Teal (2025-04-15)

95. Gadwall (2025-04-15)

96. Tufted Duck (2025-04-15)

97. Tawny Owl (2025-04-17)

98. Common Chiffchaff (2025-04-18)

99. Tree Pipit (2025-04-19)

100. Great Crested Grebe (2025-04-19)

101. Common Pochard (2025-04-19)

102. Green Sandpiper (2025-04-19)

103. Northern Wheatear (2025-04-19)

104. Siberian Black-backed Gull (2025-04-21)

105. Marsh Sandpiper (2025-04-21)

106. Garganey (2025-04-21)

107. Eurasian Redstart (2025-04-21)

108. Citrine Wagtail (2025-04-22)

109. Eurasian Curlew (2025-04-22)

110. Pallid Harrier (2025-04-22)

111. Little Ringed Plover (2025-04-23)

112. Northern Shoveler (2025-04-23)

113. Bluethroat (2025-04-23)

114. Barn Swallow (2025-04-25)

115. Yellow Wagtail (2025-04-27)

116. Whinchat (2025-04-27)

117. Common Stonechat (2025-04-27)

118. Common Greenshank (2025-04-27)

119. Willow Warbler (2025-05-01)

120. Western Capercaillie (2025-05-01)

121. Pied Flycatcher (2025-05-01)

122. Black-Necked Grebe (2025-05-01)

123. Mistle Thrush (2025-05-02)

124. Ruff (2025-05-06)

125. Great Cormorant (2025-05-07)

126. Dalmatian Pelican (2025-05-07)

127. Greylag Goose (2025-05-07)

128. Little Gull (2025-05-09)

129. Western Grasshopper Warbler (2025-05-09)

130. Eurasian Penduline Tit (2025-05-09)

131. Common Whitethroat (2025-05-09)

132. Lesser Whitethroat (2025-05-09)

133. Thrush Nightingale (2025-05-09)

134. Black Tern (2025-05-10)

135. Paddyfield Warbler (2025-05-11)

136. Common Sandpiper (2025-05-11)

137. Common Tern (2025-05-11)

138. Red-crested Pochard (2025-05-13)

139. Sand Martin (2025-05-13)

140. Eurasian Wryneck (2025-05-15)

141. European Golden Oriole (2025-05-15)

142. Northern Black Grouse (2025-05-15)

Big Year 2025

1. Katya Tsekhmister (109)
2. Nadezhda Bogomyakova (109)
3. Yaroslav Burmatov (60)
4. Jura Janke (47)
5. Aleksei Kungurov (29)
6. Vladimir Kuzmin (14)
7. Maksim Volkov (8)
8. Mariya Lupinos (5)
9. Stepan Boldyrev (1)

more...

rare birds records

White-winged Tern (Chlidonias leucopterus)

The 1st record in the Yamalo-Nenetsky region.

Black-throated x Red-throated Hybrid Thrush (Turdus (atrogularis x ruficollis))

The first record of a thrush with features of the Red-throated Thrush in the Tyumen'Region.

Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca)

The northernmost photo-recotd of this species in the Western Siberia at the website.

Pectoral Sandpiper (Calidris melanotos)

A rare record in the migration within the continent. The first regisration in the Tyumen' Region (excepting their autonomy districs)/

more rarities...

recent video

2023-06-01. Black-winged Stilt (Nadezhda Bogomyakova), Terek Sandpiper (Nadezhda Bogomyakova).

2022-12-14. Common Crane (vasily malishcin), Common Redshank (vasily malishcin), Ruff (vasily malishcin), Black-tailed Godwit (vasily malishcin), Wood Pigeon (vasily malishcin), Pine Grosbeak (vasily malishcin).

2022-06-09. Grey Heron (vasily malishcin), Grey Heron (vasily malishcin).

2022-05-24. Northern Shoveler (vasily malishcin).

2022-05-11. Gadwall (vasily malishcin).

2022-05-05. Mute Swan (vasily malishcin), Smew (vasily malishcin).

2022-03-26. Smew (vasily malishcin).

unidentified birds

2025-05-09

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2025-04-29

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2024-10-08

Игорь Фефелов: С большей вероятностью да, но не факт ,что при попытках "вытащить" фото контрастность не возросла так, что канюк стал похож на зимняка.

2024-09-30

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2024-09-29

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more unidentified birds...