Siberia is a huge region in Eurasia. It includes several regions and territories. Climatic conditions here vary greatly depending on the time of year. Summers tend to be hot with moderate rainfall. Winter is cold and snowy. In some areas, the usual temperature of the cold season is30 degrees and below.
Almost the entire territory of Siberia is covered with forests. Unlike other Russian regions, taiga coniferous forests prevail here. However, among them there are many different natural zones that determine the diversity of the fauna.
hawk owl
black-throated loon
white-billed loon
black-billed loon
red-throated loon
red-necked grebe
Black-necked grebe
Lesser grebe
Crested Grebe
Silly you
pink pelican
Curly Pelican
Bering cormorant
Cormorant
spinning top
bittern
yellow heron
great egret
Spoonbill
black-headed ibis
Other birds of Siberia
Far Eastern stork
Lesser White-fronted Lesser
bean goose
Sukhonos
mountain goose
Siberian eider
White-eyed pochard
crested honey buzzard
black kite
Eastern harrier
Zimnyak
Buzzard
Buzzard
black vulture
Vulture
white eagle
saker falcon
Merlin
Kobchik
Shaheen
Grouse
Capercaillie
ptarmigan
Altai Snowcock
Keklik
Pheasant
Sterkh
Belladonna
gray crane
Bustard
black-headed gull
East Siberian Gull
brown pigeon
Vyakhir
Klintukh
long-eared owl
Great Gray Owl
Owl
deaf cuckoo
siberian shrike
gray shrike
black grouse
Grouse (humble hazel grouse)
Cuckoo
Woodcock
Kuksha
Orekhovka (nutcracker)
Finch
Great spotted woodpecker
waxwing
Nuthatch
Hawk
Golden eagle
common kestrel
snake-eater
Osprey
whooper swan
mute swan
Black stork
Marsh harrier
Godwit
Thrush
lark
peregrine falcon
Nightingale
steppe eagle
Conclusion
The bird world of Siberia is represented by a variety of birds. There are a large number of predators with a solid wingspan, small nimble birds (for example, a nuthatch), as well as long-legged beauties, like the Far Eastern stork.
The abundance of forests gives the birds an excellent food base. In such conditions, everyone finds food, because coniferous trees are rich in cones and insects, and a large number of rodents live underground.
Bird life in Siberia does not stop during the day. When daytime birds return to spend the night in the nest, nocturnal representatives from the order of owls fly out to hunt. Soft fluffy and strong wings silently cut through the cool night air in search of mice, hamsters, lemmings, etc.d.
Waterfowl species are also widely developed here several species of grebes, pelicans, ducks and swans. Siberian birds are distinguished by their developed plumage and the presence of a subcutaneous fat layer. This helps them survive the winter in severe frosts. Certain species (for example, hazel grouse) create winter snowy “houses”. They burrow into the snow and spend whole days there waiting for the thaw.
