The second record of the Amur (White) Wagtail on the territory of Kazakhstan. Was first record on May 21, 2018 in the village Kanshengel, Almaty region (Sveta Ashby, birds.kz).

Potentially the first record in Kyrgyzstan, at least according to Evgeny A. Koblik and Vladimir Yu. Arkhipov, Avifauna of the States of Northern Eurasia (former USSR), Checklists.

Potentially the first record of a Pallas warbler in Kyrgyzstan.

First record of a yellow-browed bunting in Kyrgyzstan.

The westernmost photo-record of the species in the West Siberia.

First record of Red Phalarope in Kyrgyz Republic!

Rare migratory and wintering species. The second observation this year: on February 13, one bird was photographed by Serhiy Lyubchenko in Kyiv on Lake Telbin, 17.02 P. Panchenko noted in the top of the Sukhyi estuary also one individual (not yet published).

A rare vagrant species. It was last observed in 2016 during the invasion of northern Europe. The 7th confirmed registration in Ukraine and the First in Odesa region.

A vagrant much west from the range limit.

A rare vagrant species. It is periodically observed during spring migration, mostly near the coast.

The first meeting in the Volgograd region.

The first record+photorecord of the species in the Republic of Butyatia.

A Rare migratory bird. Second observation in this year.

A rare entounter inland.

The second registration of the species in Russia. It was first encountered by T. Noa on July 2, 2017 in the Anadyr lowland near the village of Ugolnye Kopi (Noa, 2018).

A rare vagrant in the Baikal region. The 1st photo-record in Irkutsk Region as well as in the Eastern Siberia in total.

The 4th record in Yakutia.

First record in Russia

A Rare vagrant species. In addition to the Crimea, it is periodically observed in Sivash lake, where a case of nesting was noted in 2017, and in the North-Western Black Sea Coast.

The 1st photo-record (plus probably the 1st record) in Buryatia.

The 1st record in Novosibirsk Region (and probaby in the West Siberian plain in total).

Rare migratory species. For the second year in a row it is observed in the south of Kherson region. The first bird was noted by Yuriy Kodrul together with V. Gedziuk and K. Pylypiuk. Later that day, Oleg Rozhko and Andriy Miskov photographed another male at the specified point. The difficulty of identifying the species is due to the similarity with the Common Kestrel, especially in females and juvenile birds.<br>UPD: On September 3, one female was photographed by O. Burkovsky and R. Yaremchuk near the village of Port in the Odesa region.

Rare vagrant species. 24-th record in Ukraine.

For the first time recorded in the Balkhash region and in general in the south-east of Kazakhstan. The Pied Flycatcher occurs on migration mostly in Western Kazakhstan, since 1999, 1-3 birds have been regularly observed in Karazhar and Korgalzhyn (Koshkin 2017), two spring records in the east of Kazakhstan in Ust-Kamenogorsk and Serebryansk are also known (see gallery this website).

Very rare species on breeding and migration. The first photo of a Siberian Flycatcher on the site birds.kz.