Birding trip Hungary (+ Eastern Austria) 4-16 May 2005 Photos of birding sites John van der Woude, www.jvanderw.nl |
![]() Hansag Austria, old large hay fields, East of Neusiedler See area
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![]() Hansag Austria. Great Bustard, Short-eared Owl, Whinchat.
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![]() Mixed deciduous forests of Bükk NP in Eastern Hungary. Grey-headed Woodpecker, Hawfinch.
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![]() Beech forest in Bükk NP. White-backed Woodpecker. See also short film of this woodpecker entering hole (274 KB wmv).
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![]() Beech forest and brook along forest road SE of Repashuta. Red-breasted Flycatcher.
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![]() Open scenic area in mid-southern section of Bükk NP. Hawfinch is probably the most abundant breeding bird of Bükk NP.
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![]() Farm Lator (www.farmlator.hu) at southern border of Bükk NP. Lodge and campsite. Collared Flycatcher, Wryneck, Golden Oriole, raptors.
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![]() Borsod Mezoseg reserve, the "little Hortobagy" between Bükk NP and the Tisza river. Along southern W-E dirt road. All three black tern species.
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![]() Borsod Mezoseg. Isolated tree clusters in large hay fields. Imperial Eagle.
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![]() Borsod Mezoseg, northern part near Mezöcsat. Red-footed Falcon colony here.
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![]() Border area of Hortobagy NP, along road to Nagyivan. Roller, Red-footed Falcon, black terns.
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![]() Halasto fish ponds Hortobagy NP. View from SE tower. Distant views of herons etc.
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![]() Halasto fish ponds, from mid-western tower along old mini railway. Pygmy Cormorant, Little Bittern, Savi's Warbler.
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![]() Same tower. Bearded Tit.
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![]() Northernmost part of Hortobagy NP, middle tower along W-E road. Summering Cranes. Lesser Grey Shrike not far from here.
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![]() Zemplen hills, from Regec fortress ruin, with Regec below. Said to be raptor watch point.
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![]() Poster: 4000 euro fine for killing Imperial Eagle or Saker Falcon.
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![]() Bodrogköz floodplains east of Zemplen hills. Southern part, near Zalkod.
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![]() Bodrogköz near Viss. Our picnic site with Red-backed Shrike, River Warbler, Syrian Woodpecker.
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![]() Bodrogköz floodplain near Tokaj (Timar). Bittern calling.
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