Text & Photos © K. Gauger
It will take some time until my next trip to Aze. Meanwhile some older pics here…
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| Eastern Black-eared Wheatear |
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| juv Pied Wheatear, or a hybrid with Black-eared? |
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| Rollers are common in agricultural land and the lower mountains |
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| despite intensive hunting Chukars occur widespread in the semi desert mountains |
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| Tawny Pipit |
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| the only known breeding site of Lanner Falcon, a juv above |
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| Black Vultures breed in the foothills like in Turianchay SPA |
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| Corn Bunting, one of the most common birds here |
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| Rosy Starling mainly breed in Gobustan, but can be seen all over the country |
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| Woodchat Shrike |
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| Lesser Kestrels still have a good population |
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| Egyptian Vulture, a rather scarce breeder |
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| juv Little Owl |
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| beatutilul Stone Curlew |
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| Spanish Sparrows have huge colonies in the lower mountains |
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| Greater Sandplovers breed in Gobustan and Shirvan but are often hard to find |
Birding Azerbaijan 
