BIRDING MONGOLIA

Birds, birdwatching, biodiversity & conservation — by Axel Bräunlich & Andreas Buchheim

November 25, 2008

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Observations in Nukht, 22 Nov 2008 by Konchog Norbu I had a very enjoyable couple of hours, between 12:30-2:30PM, birding the valley above N...
November 1, 2008

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Late Barn Swallow in Ulaanbaatar Brian Watmough There was a swallow feeding in shelter of the Central Post Office this morning (November, 2n...

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Birding around Ulaanbaatar in October by Brian Watmough The community of birders in UB is growing. As well as the Mongolian Bird Watching Cl...
October 24, 2008

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Russian Conservation News A new edition (PDF, 2.7 MB) of Russian Conservation News (in English and Russian) can be downloaded here . The i...
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October 22, 2008

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Wild Bird Migration and Influenza Research Study – Mongolia 2008 by Taej Mundkur, Flyway Programme Manager, Wetlands International The large...
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October 21, 2008

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Pale Martin Riparia diluta in Mongolia by Philip D. Round While assisting Martin Gilbert and the Wildlife Conservation Society- GAINS (Glo...
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October 16, 2008

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Central Mongolia trip, early May 2008 This year’s short spring trip (1-16 May) was well before the main migration time, which is clearly ill...
October 12, 2008

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Great Bustard research in N Mongolia The Great Bustard Otis tarda research team led by Mimi Kessler of Arizona State University is continu...
September 10, 2008

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New papers to download I have added papers on Hodgson’s Bushchat Saxicola insignis , Dalmatian Pelican Pelecanus crispus and Lesser Grey...
August 7, 2008

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Government to Sell Large Percentage of Endangered Falcons to Arabia © UB Post, Thursday, July 31, 2008. A CONTRACT between the Ministry of E...
August 1, 2008

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Draining the life out of a paradise John Garnaut, Dalai Lake, Inner Mongolia June 7, 2008. From www.theage.com.au UP TO 2 million swans, spo...
June 29, 2008

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Avian influenza surveillance training in Hovsgol aimag Hello All, I thought you might appreciate the attached photo taken at the conclusion...
June 25, 2008

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100s of Mongolian Gazelles died © Seen in the latest edition of e-Browser from the Large Herbivore Foundation (LHF) In May 2008 hundreds of...
June 20, 2008

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Genetic analysis of migration in Tufted Duck and Common Pochard Tufted Duck . Photo © Martin Semisch The current knowledge about migration p...

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travel / birding companion wanted Dear all, Two colleagues of mine are getting married in Mongolia this summer (she originally from Ulaanba...
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June 9, 2008

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The Future of Mining in Mongolia: Protecting and Managing Biodiversity Mongolia, like many developing countries in the world, is currently e...
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June 8, 2008

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New publication on Siberian Crane The Siberian Crane Grus leucogeranus is one of the most threatened waterbird species in Asia (with less t...
April 15, 2008

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5th ARRCN meeting in Tam Dao National Park in Vietnam (the next meeting will be in Mongolia!) ARRCN , the Asian Raptor Research and Conserva...
March 27, 2008

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Waterbird photos needed B. Nyambayar is making a waterbird photo identification poster for soum (district) and aimag (province) veterinarian...
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March 23, 2008

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Hybrid Red-throated x Black-throated Thrush B. Nyambayar has sent the photo of a male hybrid Red-throated x Black-throated Thrush , take at...
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March 12, 2008

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next MBWC outing, 16 March 2008 Erkhem shuwuu ajiglagchidad, Ta bukhnii ajil turul, hicheel surlaga sain baigaa gedegt itgej bna. Manai ene ...

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Mongolian Bird Watching Club established Long awaited, the Mongolian Bird Watching Club ( MBWC ) has started its activities for birdwatcher...
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March 5, 2008

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BirdLife News Round-up: February 2008 A pair of Critically Endangered Sociable Lapwings was observed to fly more than 5,000 miles, from Kaz...
March 1, 2008

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Raptors Conservation (journal) Dear Colleagues, The Raptors Conservation 11/2008 - The Newsletter of the raptors of the East Europe and No...
February 28, 2008

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Deep winter birding in Khovd – Andrew Laurie It has been a cold few weeks, with minimum temperatures regularly below -35 deg C and maximum ...
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