Following the recent monumental publication in Sandgrouse of articles related to Little Bustards Tetrax tetrax in their “eastern population”, it would be easy to think that all has been said. Not so: We are excited to present the results of another summer of fieldwork here in Kyrgyzstan
Afghanistan – Armenia – Azerbaijan – Bahrain – Cyprus – Egypt – Georgia – Iran – Iraq – Israel – Jordan – Kazakhstan – Kuwait – Kyrgyzstan – Lebanon – Oman – Qatar – Saudi Arabia – South West Russia – Syria
My birding journey started a year ago when our Fauna & Flora International (FFI) team launched a pilot project on the Saker Falcon Falco cherrug in Kyrgyzstan.
A guest blog by Ivan Turkovskii In 2019 I was awarded an OSME grant and want to tell you about
UZBEKISTAN & KYRGYZSTAN6 June – 3 July 2000Lawrie Conole 5 June 2000 Left Melbourne, Australia, at 14:00 local time (GMT+10)
Kyrgyzstan6 to 29 August 2003 Birds and Mammals GeneralWhen the chance came up to join the snow leopard conservation project
Kyrgyzstan September 2001 Introduction In 1906-1908 a young Finnish colonel Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim was sent for an expedition to
Kyrgyzstan 25th/26th November 2000 Otto Pfister A second official trip to Bishkek (800 m/asl.) / Kyrgyzstan offered an opportunity to
Kyrgyzstan 12th to 29th July 2000 Otto Pfister A business trip brought me to Bishkek (1000 m/asl.) / Kyrgyzstan from
