...lin]], [[Rock Ptarmigan]] and [[Willow Ptarmigan]], [[Snow Bunting]] and [[Eurasian Dotterel]].
...otterel]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Common Tern]], [[Arctic Tern]], [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]], [[Snow Bunting]]}}
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Breeding birds include [[Siberian Tit]] and [[Crested Tit]], [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]] and [[Parrot Crossbill]].
...[[Common Redstart]], [[Willow Tit]], [[Siberian Tit]], [[Crested Tit]], [[Eurasian Siskin]], [[Parrot Crossbill]]}}
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...decreasing and species such as [[Black Grouse]], [[European Roller]] and [[Eurasian Thick-knee|Stone-curlew]] as well as several raptors no longer breed.
...[[Common Crane]], [[Black Woodpecker]], [[White-backed Woodpecker]] and [[Eurasian Wryneck|Wryneck]], [[Red-breasted Flycatcher]] and warblers including [[Bar
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...ous waterfowl around the lakes. Raptors include [[Eurasian Goshawk]] and [[Eurasian Sparrowhawk]], [[Merlin]] and [[Rough-legged Buzzard]].
...lin]], [[Willow Ptarmigan]], [[Black Grouse]], [[Western Capercaillie]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Common Snipe]], [[Common Redshank]]}}
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The birds include many upland specialities such as [[Golden Eagle]] and [[Eurasian Eagle Owl]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Wallcreeper]] and [[Alpine Accentor]]. Howe
...pecker]], [[Middle Spotted Woodpecker]], [[White-backed Woodpecker]] and [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]].
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...ker]], [[Northern Raven]], [[Common Chaffinch]], [[Eurasian Bullfinch]], [[Eurasian Siskin]], [[Red Crossbill]], [[Northern Redpoll]], [[European Goldfinch]],
...present include [[Alpine Marmot]], [[Chamois]], [[Brown Bear]], [[Eurasian Lynx]] and [[Tatra Vole]]. The area is also rich in endemic and relict species o
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'''Formerly included in [[Eurasian Magpie]]'''
* Similar to Eurasian Magpie but is dark and small and has a short tail
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...legged Buzzard]], [[Merlin]] and [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Snow Bunting]], [[Eurasian Dotterel]] and sometimes [[Snowy Owl]]. [[Bluethroat]], [[Redwing]], [[Fiel
...Golden Eagle]], [[Merlin]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Eurasian Dotterel]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Temminck's Stint]], [[Purple Sandpiper]], [[Dunlin]], [[
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...elusive as is [[Ural Owl]], a speciality of the area. Other owls include [[Eurasian Pygmy Owl]] and [[Tengmalm's Owl]].
Woodpeckers are extremely well-represented with nine species plus [[Eurasian Wryneck|Wryneck]] and [[Red-breasted Flycatcher]] and [[Collared Flycatcher
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...f woodpeckers, including [[White-backed Woodpecker]], and owls including [[Eurasian Eagle-Owl]].
...], [[Rook]], [[Northern Raven]], [[Common Starling]], [[House Sparrow]], [[Eurasian Tree Sparrow]], [[Chaffinch]], [[European Greenfinch]], [[European Goldfinc
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...ngmalm's Owl]] and woodpeckers including [[White-backed Woodpecker]] and [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]] as well as [[Western Capercai
...ch]], [[European Goldfinch]], [[Eurasian Siskin]], [[Northern Redpoll]], [[Eurasian Linnet]], [[Common Crossbill]], [[Pine Grosbeak]], [[Common Rosefinch]], [
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Other breeders include [[Golden Eagle]], [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]], [[Common Redstart]], [[Pygmy
...awk Owl]], [[Tengmalm's Owl]], [[Willow Ptarmigan]], [[Rock Ptarmigan]], [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]], [[Willow Warbler]], [[Northe
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'''Alternate name: Arabian Magpie.''' '''Formerly included in [[Eurasian Magpie]]'''
* Similar to Eurasian Magpie but is darker, has a black rump, less white in plumage and a short t
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'''Formerly included in [[Eurasian Magpie]]'''
Similar to [[Eurasian Magpie]] but has a black rump, a short tail, a stout bill and only little g
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...hunt the mountainsides with [[Long-tailed Skua]], [[Rock Ptarmigan]] and [[Eurasian Dotterel]] breeding in the uplands and sometimes [[Snowy Owl]].
...ard]], [[Golden Eagle]], [[Merlin]], [[Gyr Falcon]], [[Rock Ptarmigan]], [[Eurasian Dotterel]], [[Dunlin]], [[Purple Sandpiper]], [[Common Snipe]], [[Common Re
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The owl species present include [[Eurasian Eagle-Owl]], [[Ural Owl]], [[Eurasian Pygmy Owl]] and [[Tengmalm's Owl]] and the rare [[Great Grey Owl]] is prese
...pecker]], [[White-backed Woodpecker]], [[Middle Spotted Woodpecker]] and [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]], possibly also [[Syrian Woodp
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'''Formerly included in [[Eurasian Magpie]]'''
Similar to Eurasian Magpie but has a patch of blue bare skin behind the eye. Sexes are similar.
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Owls include [[Ural Owl]], [[Northern Hawk Owl]], [[Eurasian Eagle Owl]] and [[Tengmalm's Owl]] and a range of raptors can be seen inclu
...thern Hawk Owl]], [[Short-eared Owl]], [[Ural Owl]], [[Tengmalm's Owl]], [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]], [[Red-throated Pipit]], [[Bo
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[[Image:RS Eurasian Spoonbill Thol Gujarat India.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Juvenile<br />Photo &cop
#Wikipedia contributors. (2019, March 7). Eurasian spoonbill. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 09:53, May 8, 201
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...ecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]] and owls including [[Eurasian Eagle Owl]], [[Eurasian Pygmy Owl]] and [[Tengmalm's Owl]], probably also [[Ural Owl]].
...Common Jay]], [[Spotted Nutcracker]], [[Northern Raven]], [[Chaffinch]], [[Eurasian Siskin]], [[Northern Redpoll]], [[Common Rosefinch]], [[Rock Bunting]]}}
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[[Water Pipit]] is abundant in the meadows and [[Eurasian Dotterel]] sometimes occurs on passage.
...[Spotted Nutcracker]] and woodpeckers including [[Black Woodpecker]] and [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]]. [[Goldcrest]], [[Common Cros
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Both storks also cross the strait as do [[European Bee-eater]] and [[Eurasian Golden Oriole|Golden Oriole]], [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]] and var
...have been sometime also [[Demoiselle Crane]], [[Levantine Sparrowhawk]], [[Eurasian Black Vulture]].
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''[[Media:Haematopus ostralegus (song).mp3|Eurasian Oystercatcher voice clip]]''
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...areas there are [[Taiga Bean Goose]] and [[Lesser White-fronted Goose]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover|Golden Plover]] and [[Ring Ouzel]] and the woodlands have [[S
...]], [[Merlin]], [[Gyr Falcon]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Ringed Plover]], [[Eurasian Golden Plover]], [[Purple Sandpiper]], [[Wood Sandpiper]], [[Common Sandpip
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...r]] also occur. Raptors include [[Lammergeier]] and [[Griffon Vulture]], [[Eurasian Goshawk]], [[Golden Eagle]] and [[Peregrine Falcon]]. [[Steppe Eagle]] and
...Woodpecker]] and [[Lesser Spotted Woodpecker]]. Owls of the area include [[Eurasian Eagle Owl]], [[Tawny Owl]] and [[Tengmalm's Owl]].
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...ader occur here including [[Purple Sandpiper]] and [[Temminck's Stint]], [[Eurasian Dotterel|Dotterel]] and [[Red-necked Phalarope]]. In the scrub there are [[
...Phalarope]], [[Long-tailed Skua]], [[Snowy Owl]], [[Northern Hawk-Owl]], [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker]], [[Horned Lark]], [[Red-throated Pipit]], [[Bluethr
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#Wikipedia contributors. (2019, March 30). Eurasian woodcock. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 06:54, April 15, 2
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...thering extending laterally separating the frontal shield from the bill. Eurasian Coot also has dark undertail coverts.
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...Northern Wheatear]], [[Icterine Warbler]], [[Blackcap]], [[Willow Tit]], [[Eurasian Siskin]], [[Snow Bunting]], [[Lapland Bunting]], [[Reed Bunting]]}}
...as are [[Elk]], [[Red Deer]] and [[Roe Deer]], predatory mammals include [[Lynx]], [[Wolverine]], [[Red Fox]], [[Stoat]] and [[Weasel]].
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...alities such as [[Collared Flycatcher]] and [[Red-breasted Flycatcher]], [[Eurasian River Warbler|River Warbler]] and [[Thrush Nightingale]].
...], [[Rook]], [[Northern Raven]], [[Common Starling]], [[House Sparrow]], [[Eurasian Tree Sparrow]], [[Chaffinch]], [[European Serin]], [[European Greenfinch]],
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...g between the shield and the bill is more rounded in Red-knobbed Coot. In Eurasian Coot the bill feathering comes to an acute angled point at the side of the
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...so lacks the dark ring on bill tip, and lacks of white undertail coverts. Eurasian is unique in having the proximal end of its frontal shield pinched by point
Some individuals lay extra eggs in the nests of other Eurasian Coots (Conspecific brood parasitism). After breeding, this species has a pe
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...o grey neck and head, which mostly shows darker mask around the eye than [[Eurasian Wigeon]]. White axillaries and underwing middle coverts as in male; uppersi
[[Eurasian Wigeon]], [[Chiloe Wigeon]]. Eurasian Wigeon has grey axillaries and middle coverts in all plumages (beware of in
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...s, include three vultures and this is probably the world's best site for [[Eurasian Black Vulture]]. There are also three kites, two harriers and five eagles i
...nclude [[Red-rumped Swallow]] and [[Western Black-eared Wheatear]] while [[Eurasian Eagle Owl]] can be seen along the Tietar.
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{{GSearch|"Pica pica" {{!}} "Common Magpie" {{!}} "Pied Magpie" {{!}} "Eurasian Magpie"}}
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...at can be found in the park include [[Elk]], [[Eurasian Wolf]], [[Eurasian Lynx]] and [[Barbastelle]]. The area is also rich in rare fish and invertebrate
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[[Image:Map-Eurasian Tree Sparrow.jpg|450px|left]]
''[[Media:Passer montanus (song).mp3|Listen to Eurasian Tree Sparrow sound clip]]''
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*undertail coverts white. Grey and often the darkest part of the belly in Eurasian Collared Dove.
...l feathers are white and do not have dark tongues extending distally as in Eurasian. The black at the base of the under tail generally doesn't extend much past
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'''Includes: Common Teal or Eurasian Teal'''
*''A. c. crecca'' — '''Common Teal or Eurasian Teal'''
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...rg/en/species/gallinago-gallinago Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds.]
...f South Asia. The Ripley Guide. Vols. 1 and 2.'' Smithsonian Institution & Lynx Edicions, Washington, D.C. & Barcelona.
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...ed Eagle]], [[Lanner Falcon]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Rock Partridge]], [[Eurasian Scops Owl]], [[Common Kingfisher]], [[Black Woodpecker]], [[Middle Spotted
Mammals found in this very remote area include [[Brown Bear]], [[Lynx]], [[Wolf]] and [[Jackal]], [[Chamois]], [[Wild Boar]], [[Roe Deer]] and [[
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Resembles female [[Eurasian Wigeon]], but with all black bill, squarer head; underparts brown with blac
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...e [[Kentish Plover]] on the sandy beach and a variety of herons, egrets, [[Eurasian Spoonbill]] and [[White Stork]] as well as [[Western Marsh Harrier|Marsh Ha
...on Waxbill]], [[Red Avadavat]], [[European Serin]], [[Eurasian Linnet]], [[Eurasian Siskin]], [[Common Bullfinch]], [[Hawfinch]], [[Cirl Bunting]], [[Rock Bunt
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#African-Eurasian Waterbird Agreement
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#{{Ref-Clements6thAug18}}#Wikipedia contributors. (2019, May 13). Eurasian nuthatch. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 08:00, May 29, 201
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...of the genus ''Oreopholus''. Some authorities include it along with the [[Eurasian Dotterel]] in the genus ''Eudromias''. However the resemblance appears to b
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'''Alternative names: Eurasian Rook; Eastern Rook (''pastinator'')'''
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'''Alternative names: Eurasian Kestrel'''<br>
Direct flight, rarely interspersed with glides, unlike [[Eurasian Sparrowhawk]]. Hovers with still head and fanned tail when hunting.
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...other ducks, particularly [[Common Teal]] and [[Gadwall]], and also with [[Eurasian Coot]]s.
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'''Alternative names: Golden Plover, Eurasian Golden Plover, European Golden-Plover'''
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...nd a closer relationship to [[Eurasian Blackbird]] ''T. merula'' and other Eurasian thrushes<sup>[[#References|[2]]]</sup>.
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...lower side; underside of wing shows black tips only to primary coverts. [[Eurasian Thick-knee]] if overlapping in range would have a narrower pale panel borde
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The [[Eurasian Spoonbill]] ''P. leucorodia'' is larger, has yellow tip to bill and narrowe
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[[White-winged Dove]] has white wing patch. [[Eurasian Collared Dove]] has dark half-collar on nape. Both lack dark spots on wing
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Thrush like song mixed with a variety of calls; calls of Eurasian Collared Dove are also heard in the recording.<br />
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[[Image:Eurasian Jay1.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Subspecies ''G. g. atricapillus'' (Showing the b
[[Image:Eurasian Jay 1.JPG|thumb|350px|right|Subspecies ''G. g. leucotis'', '''White-faced J
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...st across the upper back where it contrasts with the gray neck and breast. Eurasian Moorhen has a more olive-brown back which blends with the gray and is stron
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...constitutes mainly rodents, supplemented with medium-sized birds such as [[Eurasian Jay|Jay]]s, [[Hazel Grouse]], and [[Common Woodpigeon|Woodpigeon]] as neede
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...more buff-brown color, lacking the orangey tones of Long-billed Curlew. [[Eurasian Curlew]], a rare vagrant in the northeast of North America (where Long-bill
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...much more yellow-green rather than olive-brown. Ranges do not overlap. [[Eurasian Siskin]] has similar plumage on the wings and tail but is much smaller with
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For differences between [[Eurasian Skylark]] and Meadow Pipit see [http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=1
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11–13 cm (4¼-5 in); Small, smaller than [[Eurasian Robin]], ground dwelling Robin.
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[[Eurasian Golden Plover]]: a slightly larger, stockier bird, but with shorter primary
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*''O. o. oenanthe'' ('''Eurasian Wheatear''')
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*''A. a. albifrons'': '''Eurasian White-fronted Goose'''
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...e wingbar (see comparison image<sup>[[#References|[1]]]</sup>); and from [[Eurasian Curlew]] and [[Whimbrel]] which both have down-curved beaks.
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*''A. a. alba'': "Eurasian Great Egret". Central [[Europe]] to central [[Asia]] (south to [[Iran]])
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