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This page is dedicated to the birds of Tibet.

I also give advice and information for birders and birdwatchers on birdwatching and travel in Tibet.

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This is the first webpage attempting to show Tibetan language bird names!!!

Please help with the Tibetan names of Tibetan birds! I would also be interested in local/ dialect/ other diverging names!!!

I did not record the time of photographing here, but it is in the meta data of the pictures. Download the picture, right click picture - Eigenschaften - Details - Aufnahmedatum.

Ruddy Shell Duck

Rostgans

Tadorna ferruginea
Other names:
Casarca ferruginea
Anas ferruginea
Casarca rutila

赤麻鸭 (chì má yā)

(ngang ser, also ngur pa)

One of the most common birds here on lakes and rivers in winter. They seem to come because they consider Lhasa in winter to be a beautiful warm place!!!
That is not the association most people have with Tibet in winter, but they are right! Temperatures hardly drop below -15 °C at night (that is same as e.g. in Germany), and in daytime the sun is usually burning with no clouds being seen for weeks at a time.

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Lalu, Lhasa River, Damshung

Bar Headed Goose

Streifengans oder Indische Gans

Anser indicus

斑头雁 (bān tóu yàn)

(ngang pa mgo khra)

Very common here in Winter.

It is supposed to be one of the highest flying birds! They have been seen flying over the highest peaks of the Himalaya!

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Lalu, Lhasa River, Damshung, Lukhang

Crested Grebe

Haubentaucher

Podiceps cristatus

凤头鸊鷉 (fèng tóu pì tī)

Quite rare here. I only saw one at a time.

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Lukhang

Black Necked Crane

Schwarzhalskranich

Grus nigricollis

黑颈鹤 (hēi jǐng hè)

(khrung khrung mjing nag)

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Phembo, Lalu

Tibetan Eared Pheasant

Harman-Ohrfasan

Crossoptilon harmani

藏马鸡 (zàng mǎ jī)

(bya wang sngon mo)

One finds these rare pheasants only around monasteries, where for the sake of the Buddhist religion hunting was forbidden in the past and today.
Often they come running for food which they eat from ones hand!

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Shugseb, Densatil

Tibetan snowcock

Tibet-Königshuhn

Tetraogallus tibetanus

藏雪鸡 (zàng xuĕ jī)

(gong mo)

Same as above: once one sees them around monasteries they can be quite tame.

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Shugseb

Black Kite

Schwarzer Milan, Schwarzmilan

Milvus migrans

黑鸢 (hēi yuān)

('ol ba)

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Lalu

Little Owl

Steinkauz

Athene noctua

纵纹腹小鸮 (zòng wén fù xiǎo xiāo)

('ug pa khra bo, 'ug chung thur ris)

Damshung

Lammergeier, Lammergeyer, or Bearded Vulture

Bartgeier

Gypaetus barbatus

胡兀鹫 (hú wù jiù)

(dur bya: literally: burrial ground bird, go bo)

They sometimes go after the vultures to skyburrial sites for the bones which they will drop from high altitude on a rock to smash them to get the marrow. On this picture the beard is clearly visible.

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Drigung

Steppe Eagle

Steppenadler

Aquila nipalensis

亚洲草原雕 (yà zhōu cǎo yuán diāo)

(rtswa glag)

It has a crop in its throat allowing it to store food for several hours! It is the national bird of Egypt!

Damshung

Upland buzzard

Hochlandbussard auch Mongolenbussard

Buteo hemilasius

大鵟 (dà kuáng)

(byi zan khra chen mo, ne'u le)

Here a comment by Peter Humphrey:

the bird you labelled Upland Buzzard is actually the Common Buzzard race found in the region (according to Sid in Sichuan it has now been elevated to a species by some authorities and is now called Himalayan Buzzard Buteo burmanicus). Plumage is pretty much identical to the Upland Buzzard but the size and structure are different with the latter looking more eagle-like as a bigger bird with longer wings, heavier flight and larger bill. I saw a few of these in Tibet but most - includng all the dead ones we found at Namtso - were Common/Himalayan

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Namtsho

Himalayan Vulture or Himalayan Griffon Vulture

Schneegeier oder Himalayageier

Gyps himalayensis

高山兀鹫 (gāo shān wù jiù)

(thang dkar rgod po, rgod thang dkar)

Dozens can be sees at Tibetan sky burrial places. Also they may find dead animals along the highways. If cought in such situations they are very tame, not minding if one walks right into a venue of vultures.

Probably the most common bird of prey in Tibet.

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Drigung, Damshung

Red Billed Chough

Alpenkrähe

Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax

红嘴山鸦 (hóng zuǐ shān yā)

(skyung ka)

Drigung, Tsurpu

Alpine Chough or Yellow-billed Chough

Alpendohle, auch Berg- oder Jochdohle

Pyrrhocorax graculus

黄嘴山鸦 (huáng zuǐ shān yā)

(gangs skyung)

Drigung

Brown Accentor

Fahlbraunelle

Prunella fulvescens

褐岩鹨 (hè yán liù)

(ti li dzi dkar)

very common here ...

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everywhere ...

White-throated Dipper, also European Dipper or just Dipper

Wasseramsel oder Eurasische Wasseramsel

Cinclus cinclus

河乌 (hé wū)

(rba byi'u: literatlly: little wave bird, rba byi'u 'og dkar)

Lovely little bird diving in little streams, through little waterfalls, even below ice patches. Very enjoyable watching!

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Terdrom, Tsurpu

Himalayan Wagtail/ White Wagtail

Bachstelze-alboides, Himalaya Bachstelze

Motacilla alboides/ Motacilla alba

白鹡鸰 (bái jí líng)

('o byi'u)

Lhasa river, Lalu, everywhere were there is water it seems, very very common

White-rumped Snowfinch or White-rumped Ground-sparrow, Taczanowski's/Mandelli's Ground-sparrow/Snowfinch

Tibet-Schneefink oder Weißbürzel-Schneefink, Weißbürzel-Erdsperling

Pyrgilauda taczanowskii, Montifringilla taczanowskii

白腰雪雀 (bái yāo xuĕ què)

(bra rta skya ril)

Damshung

Rufous-necked Snowfinch

Rothals-Erdsperling, Rothalsschneefink, Rothals-Schneefink

Pyrgilauda ruficollis, Montifringilla ruficollis

棕颈雪雀 (zōng jǐng xuĕ què)

(bra byi’u rgya ser)   

Damshung, Namtsho

Tibetan Ground-tit or Hume's Ground-tit, Ground Tit or simply as Hume's Groundpecker, also Hume's Ground-jay or Tibetan Ground-jay

Höhlenhäher

Pseudopodoces humilis

褐背拟地鸦 (hè bēi nǐ dì yā)

(ti ti)

Little bird that uses Pika holes for living!

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Dode, Namtsho, Damshung, Lalu, Tsurpu, ... probably everywhere

Great tit

Kohlmeise

Parus major

大山雀 (dà shān què)

(dung ma ‘o thung)

Nyangre, Dode, Norbulingka, Lalu, very common

White winged grosbeak

Wacholderkernbeißer

Mycerobas carnipes

白翅拟蜡嘴雀 (bái chì nǐ là zuǐ què)

(shug byi’u stod nag)

The German name suggests that it eats juniper seeds, of which in deed there is a lot here. Sorry for the bad picture ...

rare

Drigung

Wallcreeper

Mauerläufer

Tichodroma muraria

红翅旋壁雀 (hóng chì xuán bì què)

(brag shud)

now it came to the river, where I can see it every day

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Damshung, Lhasa river

Tibetan Lark

Riesensumpflärche

Melanocorypha maxima

长嘴百灵 (cháng zuǐ bǎi líng)

(na yi co ka)

Lalu

Hoopoe

Wiedehopf, auch Hoppevogel, Puvogel, Krammetsvogel, Langwiede, Hupatz oder Wehdwinde

Upupa epops

戴胜 (dài shèng)

(pu shud)

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Lalu, Lukhang, common also in non-special birdwatching places

Mallard

Stockente

Anas platyrhynchos

绿头鸭 (lǜ tóu yā)

Here a male ‍(drake). The most common duck on Germany's ponds, but here quite rare.

A mallard can reach a flying speed of 105 km/h!

Lalu, Lukhang

Mallard female (hen).

Lalu, Lukhang

White-winged Redstart or Güldenstädt's Redstart

Riesenrotschwanz

Phoenicurus erythrogastrus

红腹红尾鸲 (hóng fù hóng wĕi qú)

(bag byi’u klad dkar)

I know some bushes where there are dozens of them. The male is one of the most colorful birds here in winter.

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Lalu, Tsurpu, Terdrom, Drigung, Nyangre, very common

 Robin Accentor

 Rotbrustbraunelle

Prunella rubeculoides

鸲岩鹨 (qú yán liù)

(ti li dang dmar)

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very common, maybe everywhere

Himalayan Beautiful Rosefinch

Schmuckgimpel

Carpodacus pulcherrimus

红眉朱雀 (hóng méi zhū què)

(byi’u bla dmar skya)

Nyangre, Terdrom, Lalu, Tsurpu, Chushul, Norbulingka, Dode, quite common in many places

Spotted Great Rosefinch

Berggimpel

Carpodacus severtzovi

大朱雀 (dà zhū què)

another Beautiful Rosefinch.

Common Snipe

Bekassine

Gallinago gallinago

扇尾沙锥 (shàn wĕi shā zhuī)

(thing sreg, this is the name for the Pintail Snipe. But I am not sure if the picture IS a Pintail Snipe, neither I am sure that mine is a Common Snipe and not a Pintail Snipe)

It seems to have missed the point of flying away and then relied on its' camouflage ... and I could come quite close.

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Chusul, Lalu

White-tailed Sea-eagle or White-tailed Eagle, Sea Eagle, Erne, Ern

Seeadler

Haliaeetus albicilla

白尾海雕 (bái wĕi hǎi diāo)

(mtsho glag mjug dkar)

He ruined my water fowl watching ... but was a a great show by itself.

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Lhasa river, Lalu

Common Merganser

Gänsesäger

Mergus merganser

秋沙鸭 (qiū shā yā)

(chu bya ir mo)

Lhasa river, Lalu, extremely common in winter.

Eurasian Teal or Common Teal

Krickente auch Kriekente

Anas crecca

绿翅鸭 (lǜ chì yā)

Lalu

Northern Lapwing, also known as the Peewit or Green Plover

Kiebitz

Vanellus vanellus

凤头麦鸡 (fèng tóu mài jī)

(theng ljang ral ba)

Lalu

Plain Mountain-finch

Waldschneegimpel, auch Waldrosenfink

Leucosticte nemoricola

林岭雀 (lín lǐng què)

(rdza byi’u ‘ur ba)

Lalu

Red-throated Thrush

Rotkehldrossel

Turdus ruficollis

赤颈鸫 (chì jǐng dōng)

(kha la sbo dkar)

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Norbulingka, Lukhang

Oriental Skylark

 Sumpflerche

Alauda gulgula

小云雀 (xiǎo yún què)

(co ga)

The German name suggests a marsh- swampland habitat, which in deed it was where I found it.

Lalu

Pallas's Gull or Great Black-headed Gull

Fischmöwe

(Ichthyaetus ichthyaetus or Larus ichthyaetus)

渔鸥 (yú ōu)

(rta skyar, the name for gulls or even all fish-eating water bird in general is: chu skyar)

Adult breeding plumage.

Lhasa river, Lalu, Lukhang

More pictures with Pallas Gulls in different plumages and catching fish.

Hoopoe

Upupa epops

戴胜 (dài shèng)

We had one above ... but here I got closer!

Brown Headed Gull

Braunkopf-Lachmöwe

Chroicocephalus brunnicephalus

棕头鸥 (zōng tóu ōu)

(mtshe’u skyar ‘ol mgo)

First winter plumage.

Lhasa river, Lalu, Lukhang

Brown Headed Gull

Adult non breeding plumage.

Lhasa river, Lalu, Lukhang

Brown Headed Gull

Adult breeding plumage

Common Sandpiper

Flussuferläufer

Actitis hypoleucos

矶鹬 (jī yù)

(thing ril, thing byil)

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Lhasa river, Lalu

Ibisbill

Ibisschnabel

Ibidorhyncha struthersii

鹮嘴鹬 (huán zuǐ yù)

(mthing ril gro mo)

Here in flight.

Lhasa river

Ibisbill

Ibisschnabel

Ibidorhyncha struthersii

鹮嘴鹬 (huán zuǐ yù)

His long bend beak seems to be perfect to search for little worms and insects below the river pebbles. There are plenty of them right in front of my house door at the river. Plenty.

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Lhasa river

Eurasian Blackbird/ Tibetan Blackbird

Amsel, Schwarzdrossel/ Tibetamsel

Turdus merula/ Turdus maximus

乌鸫 (wū dōng)

To me it looks very much like an Eurasian Blackbird ... just it was photographed in a Lhasa park.

Lukhang

and it's female

Lukhang

Oriental Turtle Dove or Rufous Turtle Dove

Orientturteltaube, auch Bergturteltaube, Meena-Turteltaube oder Meenataube

Streptopelia orientalis

山斑鸠 (shān bān jiū)

(kru kru stag ske)

Lukhang, Potala Square, Lhasa river

Horned Lark, Horned Skylark, Shore Lark

Ohrenlerche

Eremophila alpestris

角百灵 (jiǎo bǎi líng)

(lhags byi’u)

Lhasa river, Damshung

Once one sees them, then usually in large flocks.

White-winged Snowfinch, Common Snowfinch, Eurasian Snowfinch

Schneefink, oder auch Schneesperling

Montifringilla nivalis

白斑翅雪雀 (bái bān chì xuĕ què)

(khre ba gshog bkra)

Namtsho

Brown-cheeked Laughingthrush, Prince Henry's Laughingthrush

Prinzenhäherling

Garrulax henrici henrici

灰腹噪鹛 (huī fù zào méi)

They can make a hell of a noise ...!

fairly common in many places, but they are shy.

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Dode, Nyangre, Norbulingka, Terdrom, Lalu

Mountain Weasel, also known as the Pale Weasel, Altai Weasel

Altaiwiesel

Mustela altaica

香鼬 (xiāng yòu)

Very curious animal following us for some time ...

he lives on Pikas like many raptors and sometimes lives in their burrows - like some bird species on the plateau.

Damshung

Plateau Pika, Black-lipped Pika

Schwarzlippige Pfeifhase

Ochotona curzoniae

高原鼠兔 (gāo yuán shŭ tù)

sorry for the tiny picture ... I'll try to provide a better one soon.

Prey for all raptors and it's burrows are used by some bird species like the ground tit, and some snow finches and therefore a keystone species on the plateau!

see: www.cspo.org

and: www.snowleopardnetwork.org

Chinese authorities liked to poison it, claiming it destroys the pastures. With the Pika all the raptors, foxes, linx etc. were killed (eating the poisoned Pikas)... the Pika population recoverd fast, it's natural enemies much slower - and there were more Pikas than ever. (Wouldn't need too much phantasie to predict it ...)

close to everywhere

Common Greenshank

Grünschenkel

Tringa nebularia

青脚鹬 (qīng jiǎo yù)

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Lalu, Lhasa river

Buff-barred warbler

Goldbinden-Laubsänger

Phylloscopus pulcher

橙斑翅柳莺 (chéng bān chì liŭ yīng)

Christ! it can't keep still ... I only saw once.

Norbulingka

White Collared Blackbird

Weißhalsdrossel

Turdus albocinctus

白颈鸫 (bái jǐng dōng)

Norbulingka

I only saw once.

Eurasian Tree Sparrow

Feld Sperling, Spatz, Feldspatz

Passer montanus

麻雀 (má què)

(mchil pa, mchil ba rgya bo)

close to everywhere

Common Coot or Eurasian Coot

Blässhuhn

Fulica atra

白骨顶 (bái gŭ dǐng)

Lalu

Eurasian Crag Martin or just Crag Martin

Felsenschwalbe

Ptyonoprogne rupestris

岩燕 (yán yàn)

(khug rta: this may be any kind of swallow)

The best of 239 pictures (!) I tried to do of it ...

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Lhasa river

Alpine Accentor/ Collared Accentor

Alpenbraunelle

Prunella collaris

领岩鹨 (lǐng yán liù)

(ti li gangs skyes)

Drigung

Tibetan Partridge

Tibetrebhuhn

Perdix hodgsoniae

高原山鹑 (gāo yuán shān chún)

(sreg pa)

Terdrom, Shugseb

Porbably a Large Billed Crow?

Dickschnabelkrähe

Corvus macrorhynchos

大嘴乌鸦 (dà zuǐ wū yā)

(kwa ta)

Drigung

Eurasian Wren/ Winter Wren

Zaunkönig

Troglodytes troglodytes

鹪鹩 (jiāo liáo)

(rbya byil stag ris)

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Tsurpu, Nyangre

Godlewski's Bunting

Felsenammer

Emberiza godlewskii

戈氏岩鹀 (gē shì yán wú)

(gzi mthur)

Tsurpu, Nyangre

White Browed Tit Warbler

Busch- oder Purpurhähnchen

Leptopoecile sophiae

花彩雀莺 (huā cǎi què yīng)

(mthe ba rgya smug)

I only saw once at Tsurpu

Common Raven

Kolkrabe

Corvus corax

渡鸦 (dù yā)

(bya rog)

(this Tibetan name is probably for all kind of ravens and maybe crows)

He sat just 2 meters from me, seemingly waiting for me to die ... so bad was my shape when I fell down for rest on this treck ...

Terdrom

Russet Sparrow, also called the Cinnamon or Cinnamon Tree Sparrow

Rötelsperling

Passer rutilans

山麻雀 (shān má què)

Lukhang

Grey Heron

Graureiher

Ardea cinerea

苍鹭 (cāng lù)

(skyar mo sre ring)

sorry, bad picture, far away ... he would not wait for me to come closer ... I only saw once.

Lalu

Blue-fronted Redstart

Himalayarotschwanz

Phoenicurus frontalis

蓝额红尾鸲 (lán é hóng wĕi qú)

(bag byi’u sngo mgo)

only saw once at Sera

Derbyan Parakeet

Chinasittich

Psittacula derbiana

大绯胸鹦鹉 (dà fēi xiōng yīng wŭ)

Female with black bill. Escaped cage birds? It is a cold place for them to be here in Winter ...

It would be interesting if the early British birdwatchers in Tibet in 1904 already saw them in Lhasa. But I am in no position to check that.

Derbyan Parakeet

Chinasittich

Psittacula derbiana

大绯胸鹦鹉 (dà fēi xiōng yīng wŭ)

Male with a red bill. This couple is feasting on some fruit in Norbulingka. But they can be seen also in the trees before Potala palace.

where I once saw a whole swarm of maybe 30-40 animals in the trees in the park in front of the Lhasa Departmentstore.

Kessler's Thrush

Rhododendrondrossel

Turdus kessleri

棕背黑头鸫 (zōng bèi hēi tóu dōng)

(kha la rgyab dkar)

Norbulingka

Red-billed Starling

Seidenstar

Sturnus sericeus

丝光椋鸟 (sī guāng liáng niǎo)

there were some ...escaped cage birds? or are they supposed to be here in winter?

Norbulingka

Plain Laughingthrush or Père David's Laughingthrush ???

Davidhäherling

Garrulax davidi

山噪鹛 (shān zào méi)

(mjol mo mchu ser)

Norbulingka

Brown Dipper?

or brown morph of white dipper?

Flusswasseramsel

Cinclus pallasii

  褐河乌 (hè hé wū)

(rba byi’u ‘ol ba)

Lhasa river

Rock Dove or Rock Pigeon

Felsentaube

Columba livia

野鸽 (yĕ gē)

(phug ron ... this is the general name for pigeon/ dove. I don't know if different kinds are differentiated)

Sure they are everywhere ... here at Lhasa river with a Common Sandpiper.

Twite

Berghänfling

Carduelis flavirostris

黄嘴朱顶雀 (huáng zuǐ zhū dǐng què)

(tsi tsi mchu ser)

Green sandpiper

Waldwasserläufer

Tringa ochropus

白腰草鹬 (bái yāo cǎo yù)

(skar thing nywa ljang)

By the Lhasa river.

I only discovered when looking at the pictures again at home ... It doesn't have the pale breast of the common sandpiper and looks different when flying, no white bars in the wings.

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Great Cormorant

Kormoran

Phalacrocorax carbo

普通鸬鹚 (pŭ tōng lú cí)

(so bya rog po)

Out of a big flock of goose, ducks and gulls all being peacefully at rest, which one flew immediately away ...? There are not many but some at more hidden parts of the Lhasa river.

Chinese Grey Shrike/ Tibetan Grey Shrike

Keilschwanzwürger

Lanius sphenocercus giganteus

楔尾伯劳西南亚种 (xiē wĕi bó láo xī nán yà zhŏng)

(dme le khra men)

All photos below are made after May 27th 2012. The pictures before were made from November 2011 to March 23rd 2012.

This should give some hint to the time birds visit Lhasa. The first most obvious impression from the drive from the airport to town was that all the Barheaded Goose and Ruddys Shellduck left Lhasa!

Hume's Short-toed Lark

Tibetlerche

Calandrella acutirostris tibetana

  细嘴短趾百灵

('jol mo: this is the name for larks in general)

I did not see it in Winter, but I might just have overseen it/ mixed it up with the Tibetan or Oriental Skylark that I did encounter in Winter.

Lesser Sand Plover

Mongolenregenpfeifer

Charadrius mongolus

 蒙古沙鸻

gzi thing (general name for Sandplover)

It must have arrived newly, I did not see in Winter. Picture below flying.

Common Tern

Sterna hirundo

Flußseeschwalbe

普通燕鸥

skyar yug klad nag

It must have arrived newly, I did not see in Winter.

Lhasa River, Pembo

Grey-backed Shrike

auf Deutsch sehr schön! Tibetwürger

Lanius tephronotus

灰背伯劳

dme le tha rgyab

In the trees and bushes right in front of my house at the river. It was not here in Winter definitely.

Juvenile Grey-backed Shrike

Pembo

Common Redhshank

Rotschenkel

Tringa totanus

红脚鹬 (hóng jiǎo yù)

I got one in winter from far away ... here now a close up from June.

Lhasa river. Lalu.

Eurasian Blackbird/ Tibetan Blackbird

Amsel, Schwarzdrossel/ Tibetamsel

Turdus merula/ Turdus maximus

乌鸫 (wū dōng)

I got some blackbirds in winter, now a picture of a female from June.

Lukhang

Eurasian Magpie

Pica pica (bottanensis?)

Elster

 喜鹊

Pembo

Eurasian Cuckoo

Cuculus canorus

Kuckuck

 大杜鹃

(khu byug - this is the general term for cuckoo)

Pembo

Citrine wagtail

here a male in breeding plumage

Motacilla citreola calcarata

Zitronenstelze

黄头鹡鸰

spri byi'u mgo ser

Lalu

Juvenile Citrine wagtail

Lalu

A yak bull (Bos mutus) in the plumage of a wild Yak (Drong). ... here you should transfer your birding carefully to an other spot ...

Lalu

Cattle egrets

Bubulcus coromandus

Kuhreiher

 牛背鹭

(skyar mo nor 'ded)

Lalu.

Buzzard with prey.

Lalu.

Rufous breasted Accentor

Prunella strophiata

Strichelbraunelle

棕胸岩鹨 (zōng xiōng yán liù)

rti li rdzi ser

Siberian Stonechat, male

Saxicola maura

before the split: Common Stonechat
Saxicola torquatus

Sibirisches Schwarzkehlchen

黑喉石(即鸟)

shing mgo'i khra mo (that is for the Common Stonechat)

shing mgo'i khra mo

female

Giant Babax

Riesenbabax

Babax waddelli

大草鹛

tib?

White-browed Tit

 Poecile superciliosus

Weißbrauenmeise

白眉山雀

dung ma te'u ting

White Throated Redstart, male

Phoenicurus schisticeps

Baumrotschwanz

 白喉红尾鸲

bag byi'u lkog dkar

female

Hodgson's Redstart, male

Phoenicurus hodgsoni

Feldrotschwanz

黑喉红尾鸲

bag g.yog

from the back

Woolly Hare, or Highland/ Tibetan Hare

Lepus oiostolus

tib: yos

and comes back out after some time.

What did it do? Did it eat hoopoe eggs?

If someone has suggestions please let me knwo!

Himalayan Marmot

Marmota himalayana

(please let me know if it is an other subspecies of marmots!)

Tickell's Leaf Warbler

Phylloscopus [affinis or occisinensis]

 Himalajalaubsänger

黄腹柳莺

mthe ba sbo ser

August in Shugseb