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Big Year 2021

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

participants


* number inside brackets means the number of species photographed in 2021
5. Kuzmin Igor (49)
8. Janke Jura (22)
12. Kulikov Igor (1)

all species photographed in 2021


* in order of appearance (number inside brackets means the date of first record "month-day" )
1. Bohemian Waxwing (2021-01-01)
2. Pine Grosbeak (2021-01-06)
3. Fieldfare (2021-01-07)
4. Hooded Crow (2021-01-08)
5. Northern Bullfinch (2021-01-13)
6. Eurasian Nuthatch (2021-01-14)
7. Willow Tit (2021-01-15)
8. Eurasian Jackdaw (2021-01-15)
9. White-tailed Sea-Eagle (2021-01-16)
10. Long-tailed Rosefinch (2021-01-16)
11. Mallard (2021-01-16)
12. Tree Sparrow (2021-01-16)
13. Tufted Duck (2021-01-17)
14. Coal Tit (2021-01-18)
15. Common Redpoll (2021-01-29)
16. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker (2021-01-29)
17. Yellowhammer (2021-01-31)
18. Common Sparrowhawk (2021-01-31)
19. Northern Hazelhen (2021-01-31)
20. Northern Black Grouse (2021-01-31)
21. House Sparrow (2021-01-31)
22. Great Spotted Woodpecker (2021-01-31)
23. Eurasian Magpie (2021-01-31)
24. Rock Pigeon (2021-02-03)
25. Snow Bunting (2021-02-13)
26. Eurasian Goldfinch (2021-02-17)
27. Baikal Bullfinch (2021-02-21)
28. Great Tit (2021-02-21)
29. Blue Tit (2021-02-21)
30. Black Woodpecker (2021-02-22)
31. Northern Hawk Owl (2021-02-22)
32. Western Capercaillie (2021-02-27)
33. Northern Goshawk (2021-03-09)
34. Common Raven (2021-03-17)
35. Long-tailed Tit (2021-03-22)
36. Rook (2021-03-24)
37. Common Kestrel (2021-03-27)
38. Azure Tit (2021-03-30)
39. Common Treecreeper (2021-04-03)
40. Greylag Goose (2021-04-03)
41. Rough-legged Buzzard (2021-04-03)
42. Common Chaffinch (2021-04-03)
43. Whooper Swan (2021-04-03)
44. Eastern Imperial Eagle (2021-04-03)
45. Northern Lapwing (2021-04-03)
46. Common Starling (2021-04-03)
47. Black Kite (2021-04-04)
48. European Greenfinch (2021-04-07)
49. Willow Ptarmigan (2021-04-08)
50. Common Redshank (2021-04-10)
51. Eurasian Linnet (2021-04-10)
52. White Wagtail (2021-04-10)
53. Spotted Nutcracker (2021-04-10)
54. Wood Pigeon (2021-04-11)
55. Brambling (2021-04-11)
56. Common Buzzard (2021-04-11)
57. Sky Lark (2021-04-12)
58. Eurasian Jay (2021-04-12)
59. Siberian Jay (2021-04-12)
60. Redwing (2021-04-14)
61. Stock Pigeon (2021-04-14)
62. Black-headed Gull (2021-04-14)
63. Grey Heron (2021-04-14)
64. Common Goldeneye (2021-04-15)
65. European Robin (2021-04-15)
66. Eurasian Wigeon (2021-04-15)
67. Mute Swan (2021-04-15)
68. Northern Reed Bunting (2021-04-16)
69. Green Sandpiper (2021-04-17)
70. Common Snipe (2021-04-17)
72. Common Crane (2021-04-17)
73. Black-tailed Godwit (2021-04-17)
74. Smew (2021-04-17)
75. Mistle Thrush (2021-04-17)
76. Bean Goose (2021-04-18)
77. Greater Spotted Eagle (2021-04-18)
78. Song Thrush (2021-04-19)
79. Common Teal (2021-04-19)
80. Garganey (2021-04-19)
81. Tree Pipit (2021-04-19)
82. Hawfinch (2021-04-20)
83. Bluethroat (2021-04-21)
84. Citrine Wagtail (2021-04-21)
85. Common Chiffchaff (2021-04-21)
86. Merlin (2021-04-22)
87. Grey Partridge (2021-04-22)
88. Dunnock (2021-04-22)
89. Marsh Sandpiper (2021-04-23)
90. Northern Wheatear (2021-04-25)
91. Dalmatian Pelican (2021-04-25)
92. Red-crested Pochard (2021-04-25)
93. Pallid Harrier (2021-04-25)
94. Western Marsh-harrier (2021-04-25)
95. Red-Necked Grebe (2021-04-25)
96. Pallas's Reed Bunting (2021-04-25)
97. Hen Harrier (2021-04-25)
98. Eurasian Curlew (2021-04-26)
99. Common Pochard (2021-04-26)
100. Northern Shoveler (2021-04-26)
101. Common Coot (2021-04-26)
102. Great Crested Grebe (2021-04-28)
103. Eurasian Redstart (2021-04-30)
104. Common Stonechat (2021-05-01)
105. Common Shelduck (2021-05-01)
106. Eurasian Penduline Tit (2021-05-01)
107. Pine Bunting (2021-05-01)
108. Black-Necked Grebe (2021-05-02)
109. Common Greenshank (2021-05-02)
110. Yellow Wagtail (2021-05-03)
111. Eurasian Siskin (2021-05-03)
112. Barn Swallow (2021-05-04)
113. Gadwall (2021-05-04)
114. Ruff (2021-05-04)
115. Common Tern (2021-05-04)
116. Eurasian Hobby (2021-05-05)
117. Common Sandpiper (2021-05-05)
118. Goosander (2021-05-05)
119. Rustic Bunting (2021-05-06)
120. Red-flanked Bluetail (2021-05-06)
121. Eurasian Wryneck (2021-05-07)
122. Willow Warbler (2021-05-07)
123. Black-throated Thrush (2021-05-07)
124. Northern Pintail (2021-05-07)
125. Lesser Whitethroat (2021-05-08)
126. Common Cuckoo (2021-05-08)
127. Great Grey Owl (2021-05-09)
128. Spotted Redshank (2021-05-10)
129. Mew Gull (2021-05-10)
130. Eurasian Honey-Buzzard (2021-05-10)
131. Little Ringed Plover (2021-05-13)
132. Wood Sandpiper (2021-05-13)
133. Terek Sandpiper (2021-05-14)
134. Little Stint (2021-05-15)
135. Greater Scaup (2021-05-15)
136. Common Moorhen (2021-05-15)
137. Greater White-fronted Goose (2021-05-15)
138. Baraba Steppe Gull (2021-05-15)
139. Black Tern (2021-05-15)
140. Pied Flycatcher (2021-05-15)
141. Slavonian Grebe (2021-05-16)
142. Eurasian Golden Plover (2021-05-16)
143. Red-footed Falcon (2021-05-17)
144. Red-throated Pipit (2021-05-17)
145. Thrush Nightingale (2021-05-17)
146. Common Rosefinch (2021-05-18)
147. Red-breasted Merganser (2021-05-19)
148. Common Whitethroat (2021-05-19)
149. Red-backed Shrike (2021-05-21)
150. Short-eared Owl (2021-05-21)
151. Western Grasshopper Warbler (2021-05-21)
152. Sand Martin (2021-05-23)
153. Greenish Warbler (2021-05-24)
154. Oriental Turtle Dove (2021-05-28)
155. Black-winged Stilt (2021-05-28)
156. Blyth's Reed Warbler (2021-05-30)
157. White-winged Tern (2021-05-30)
158. Whinchat (2021-05-30)
159. Corncrake (2021-06-01)
160. Booted Warbler (2021-06-01)
161. Sedge Warbler (2021-06-01)
162. European Golden Oriole (2021-06-02)
163. Icterine Warbler (2021-06-04)
164. Eurasian Scops-Owl (2021-06-04)
165. Spotted Flycatcher (2021-06-04)
166. Paddyfield Warbler (2021-06-09)
167. Lanceolated Warbler (2021-06-09)
168. Savi's Warbler (2021-06-09)
169. Northern House Martin (2021-06-12)
170. Eurasian Woodcock (2021-06-20)
171. Grey Wagtail (2021-06-25)
172. Goldcrest (2021-06-25)
173. Siberian Rubythroat (2021-06-26)
174. White-Backed Woodpecker (2021-06-27)
176. Red Crossbill (2021-06-28)
177. Peregrine Falcon (2021-07-25)
178. Eurasian Whimbrel (2021-08-07)
179. Great Grey Shrike (2021-08-14)
180. Eastern Yellow Wagtail (2021-08-16)
181. Olive-backed Pipit (2021-08-17)
182. Red-breasted Flycatcher (2021-08-17)
183. Arctic Warbler (2021-08-20)
184. Garden Warbler (2021-08-20)
185. European Nightjar (2021-08-21)
186. Montagu's Harrier (2021-09-17)
187. Meadow Pipit (2021-09-26)
188. Great Cormorant (2021-10-02)

rare birds records


Eastern Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca)

© Dmitry Nizovtsev
2024-06-02
inter-settlement territories of the Uvatsky municipal district, Tyumen region

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


Pectoral Sandpiper (Calidris melanotos)

© Nadezhda Bogomyakova
2023-05-27

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


Grey-necked Bunting (Emberiza buchanani)

© Maksim Volkov
2022-05-28

The first vagrant record of this species in the northern Siberia.


Great White Egret (Egretta alba)

© Konstantin Kisloy
2022-10-02
Gubkinskiy city, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug

A rare vagrant on the Yamal Peninsula.

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).

more video...

unidentified birds


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

no any comments:

2024-09-29

no any comments:

2024-09-15

Игорь Фефелов: Не мало , а много то есть.

2024-09-10

Игорь Фефелов: Дело довольно дрянь. Но это лунь. Не болотный. И, кажется, и не полевой.

more unidentified birds...