A huge number of birds are found throughout Eurasia. Different species are accustomed to certain weather and climate conditions. Some live in their area all year round, while others are migratory feathers. If nature is greatly changed in large cities, and only pigeons, sparrows and crows have taken root here, then in the countryside, in villages, villages and in nondensely populated areas the nature preserved relatively untouched. For example, in the Far East there are many relict species that have been preserved due to the fact that a large number of reserves have been created here.
Despite this, many species of birds are on the verge of extinction. These representatives of the animal world live in a variety of natural zones, from Arctic to deserts and semideserts.
Rare and endangered species of birds
Rare species of birds are listed in the Red Book of Eurasia. In coniferous-cheap forests of the Amur Region, white-eyed, tangerines, larvae, scaly crumbs are found. The rarest representative of the taiga is Dikush a humble hazel grouse. Pink Seagulls live in the Far North.
In addition, it is worth mentioning the following representatives of the bird’s world:
Filin. These are predatory birds hunting at night on snails and rodents. Their wingspan reaches almost 2 m;
Black stork
This bird is listed in the red books of several countries. They live this species in the Urals and the Far East on the coast of lakes and swamps. The type of scientists has little studied;
Small swan (tundra swan)
This is a rare species not only in Eurasia, but also in the world as a whole. These swans have white plumage and black beak. Like all swans, birds of this species form a couple for life;
Whitefingered Orlan
This is a very heavy bird whose weight reaches 9 kg. The plumage of the eagle is dark, but there are white feathers on the wings, thanks to which it received the name. Outside of Eurasia, this species rarely meets;
Crane-beautiful
Eurasia these birds live in the Black Sea region. They also form a couple for life with one partner, hatch eggs in turn. When predators threaten the offspring, the couple skillfully drives them away and protects their children;
White seagull
This bird lives in the Arctic zone of Eurasia. The species is little studied, since it is difficult to track the birds of the birds. They mainly live in colonies. It is interesting that the female and the male are trimmed with eggs. Despite the fact that birds of this species know how to swim, they prefer to live more on land;
Pink pelican
This species is found in the southeastern part of the Sea of Azov and in the Volga Delta. These birds also live in colonies, and choose a couple for themselves and for life. In the diet of pelicans, the fish that they catch, immersing water into the beak, but never dive. The view is dying due to pollution of reservoirs, as well as due to the reduction of wild areas where they usually settle;
Redbearing Ibis
Nothing is known about the number of species, the birds almost completely died out. Presumably they can be found in the Far East in the area of swampy rivers, where they feed on small fish;
Blackzoboy Gagara
Whitecircuent Gagara
Belospine albatross
Motionheaded (motley) Petrel
Small Kachuka
Curly pelican
CHOCHENT BACKLE
Small cormorant
Egyptian heron
White heron
The yellowdumped heron
Ordinary spike
Caravayka
Far Eastern stork
Ordinary flamingos
Canadian Kazarka Aleutskaya
Black Osarka Atlantic
Redzone barracks
Piskulka
Belosha
Mountain goose
Sukhonos
Peganka
Kloktun Anas
Marble Chirik
Duck mandarin
Dive (blacken) bera
Whiteeyed dive
Savka
Scaly crumbs
Osprey
Red kite
The steppe moon
European Tuvik
Kurgannik
Hawki Sarych
Snake
CHOCHENT OREL
Steppe eagle
Big blurry
Small blur
Burial ground
Golden eagle
Orlan-Dolgokhvost
Orlan-whitewater
Whiteheaded eagle
Bearded man
Vulture
Black vulture
Whiteheaded SIP
Merlin
Baloban
Sapsan
Steppe empty
White partridge
Caucasian grouse
Dikusha
The bearded partridge Manchu
Japanese crane
Sting
Daurian crane
Black crane
Redbearing trace
White winged trace
Horned Kamysh
Sultanka
Drumph, European subspecies
Drofa, East Siberian subspecies
Staying
Avdotka
Golden rusty southern
Ussuri Zuyok
Caspian Zuyok
Baptist
Stilt
Avocet
Kulik-soroka, mainland feat
Kulik-Soroka, Far Eastern subspecies
Okhotsk Sneot
Shovel
Chernozobik, Baltic subspecies
Chernozobik, Sakhalin Pod
South Kamchatka Beringian sandbox
Yellowzobik
Japanese Bekas
Thincolumn bracket
Big Krolenp
Far Eastern Kronshnop
Asian backing spindle
Steppe tirkushka
Blackheaded laughter
Relict Seagull
Chinese gull
Redore talus
Chegrava
Aleutian Krachka
Small Krachka
Asian longcircuit pepper
Shortbluly puff
The crested old man
Fish eagle owl
Big Peggy Zimoprodok
Varie Zimorodok
European average woodpecker
Redgrooming woodpecker
Mongol Lark
Ordinary gray fortygun
Japanese reed
Turning reeds
Paradise flycatcher
Big Chekan
Reed sorcerers
White Lazorevka European
Fluffed creep
Ovsyanka Yankovsky
Owl-plus
Bearded inquires
Gomennik
Result
Thus, the Red Book of Eurasia includes a huge number of types of birds. Some of them are in small populations and can be observed in different parts of the country, and some birds have been studied little. Unfortunately, a certain number of species is on the verge of extinction and it is almost impossible to preserve on the planet. There are many causes of the disappearance of birds. This is the pollution of the waters, and the destruction of wild zones, and poaching. At the moment, the maximum number of species of birds is under the protection of the state, but this is not enough to preserve and restore populations of many rare species of birds.
