Posted by Rossen
Christmas days offered great opportunities for birdwatching. Although daily variations of over 20 ° C and lack of snow had enough sun hours and of course birds, as this flock of Shelducks flying between the river and riparian ballast.
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Common Shelduck |
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Common Shelduck |
Semiwild ducks are easily distinguishable from their wild counterparts in that they are not afraid of human presence and are always waiting to get a piece of bread.
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Semiwild duck |
Through the undergrowth of the Struma river in the
presence of Tree Sparrows can often be seen and
Starlings.
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Common Starlings |
As
usual only
single specimens of Yellow-legged
Gulls can be seen
to pass over wetlands
in Blagoevgrad.
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Yellow-legged
Gull |
A long awaited newly registered vertical migrant was originally identified
through its characteristic
call and photographing it required a lot of patience
and looping around the reeds.
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Dunnock (Prunella modularis) |
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