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2005: 16.5 1 Ovitdagi Gecedi at 2800 m., attracted <strong>to</strong> snow-covered buildings.<br />

2006: 16.5 4 Cimbar Bogazi, Demirkazik – 19.5 1 Sivri Kaya – 19.5 4 Ovitdagi Gecedi.<br />

2007: 18.5 1 Ovitdagi Gecedi.<br />

Breeds in mountains above 1800 m. on sunny, steep slopes with large rocks and just sparse<br />

vegetation, typically even higher up and in less vegetated hilly sides than Radde´s Accen<strong>to</strong>r.<br />

. The ssp. montana are slightly paler and more buffy brown than collaris.<br />

190. Wallcreeper Tichodroma muraria Murløber<br />

2005: 14.5 2 Cimbar Bogazi, Demirkazik, both at around 2800 m. above the "wallcreeper gorge".<br />

2006: 16.5 3 (of which 2 males) Cimbar Bogazi, Demirkazik.<br />

A much sought-after speciality, in which we suceeded well in observing it <strong>from</strong> the "observation<br />

cliffs" of the Snowcocks in both 2005 and 2006. Also frequently near the entrance <strong>to</strong> the gorge,<br />

where 3-4 birds noted prior <strong>to</strong> our 2005 visit. Demirkazik is the most reliable in Turkey, although a<br />

population also is found the Eastern Pontics, e.g. at Sivri Kaya, where observed mainly on steep<br />

cliffs (1)2-4 km. south of the village on the western side of the road.<br />

Found in mountain areas with very steep, almost vertical large cliffs and in deep gorges with<br />

scattered vegetation of small grassy tussocks, used for nesting.<br />

191. Robin Erithacus rubicola Rødhals<br />

2005: 16.5 1 Izikdere - 17.5 1 Izikdere - 17.5 2 Dereparazi - 17.5 1 Hoba.<br />

2006: Rather common Pontic Mountains, most 18-20.5 daily max. 6 Izikdere – 19.5 2 Sivri Kaya.<br />

2007: 17.5 3 Kizilham Gecedi-Erzinzan – 19.5 3 Cam Gecedi.<br />

192. Nightingale Luscinia megarhynchos Sydlig Nattergal<br />

2005: 13.5 2 Göksu Delta - 13.5 1 Canardi - 13.5 2 Curcurbak - 15.5 3 Curcurbak - 16.5 3<br />

Gelinkaya - 17.5 1 Ikizdere- 17.5 1 Ikizdere - 20.5 1 Sevas - 24.5 6 Tarsus Delta West.<br />

2006: 15.5 1 Imamli-Mut – 15.5 1 Pozanti-Demirkazik – 17.5 2 Karhan – 18.5 2 Erzinzan-Mercan –<br />

18.5 7 Gelinkaya – 23.5 5 Van-Tatvan – 25.5 3 Birezik – 26.5 2 Birezik.<br />

2007: 15.5 15 Pozanti-Demirkazik – 15.5 3 Pinarbasi -15-16.5 daily max. 5 Cucurbak – 16.5 5<br />

Elmali – 17.4 4 Sarkisla-Sivas – 17.5 2 Kizilham Gecedi-Erzinzan – 18.5 1 Gelinkaya – 18.5 1<br />

Yoncalic – 18.5 2 Maden Köprubasi – 20.5 2 Halikisla – 21.5 1 Tatvan-Baykan – 23.5 1 Karadut<br />

Scarce throghout. Prefers well vegetated deciduous woodland, often in slightly hilly country where<br />

usually associated with dense vegetation in valley bot<strong>to</strong>ms near streaming water.<br />

193. Rufous Bush Robin Cercotrichas galac<strong>to</strong>tes syriacus Trænattergal<br />

2005: 13.5 2 Akgöl, Göksu Delta - 19.5 1 Erzek Gölü - 20.5 1 Tatvan - 21.5 1 "Ibis Wadi", Birezik<br />

- 21.5 4 orchards north of Birezik - 23.5 4 Göksu Delta - 24.5 12 Tarsus Delta West - 24.5 6 Tuzla<br />

Creek.<br />

2006: 14.5 3 Göksu Delta – 15.5 1 Imamli-Mut – 22.5 1 Dogubayazit – 24.5 1 Nemrut Dagi – 25.5<br />

8 Birezik – 25.5 2 Birezik.<br />

2007: 14.5 5 Mersin-Erdemli – 14.5 15 Mezbahane – 14.5 1 Silifke – 14.5 10 Akgöl, Göksu Delta –<br />

15.5 2 Göksu Delta – 23.5 1 Buzak – 23.5 1 Karadut -24.5 2 Karadut – 24.5 3 Gravel Pits, Birezik –<br />

25.5 4 Birezik plantations – 25.5 1 Ibis Wadi, Birezik.<br />

Widespread in arid, open areas with bushes and in orchards and young decidious wood with<br />

clearings in the southern, humid part of Turkey.<br />

The ssp syriacus have greyish-brown upperparts, differing <strong>from</strong> the redder of the western nominate<br />

form.

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