মঙ্গলবার, ১৭ নভেম্বর, ২০১৫
"Mongolia is one of the important
breeding and stopover sites for palearctic species. Breeding birds occur
in many different habitats (from taiga forest through different steppes
to Gobi desert including wetlands).
Migratory birds pass through
Mongolia from Siberian Taiga to wintering grounds. It means that you
will have a unique opportunity to see not only breeding Palearctic
species but also migratory species during both breeding and migration
seasons.
Untouched landscape and nomadic lifestyle give chance to discover a new species for the birds list of the country.
The peaceful country and friendly field company attract many birdwatchers to Mongolia. Through birdwatching and photographing trips you can help to develop a bird database of the country and educate young birdwatchers for the country".
Mongolia possesses a great range of landscapes and habitats: Lush taiga in the north, a mosaic of steppe and coniferous forests in the north and centre, endless seas of grass in the east and dry desert-steppe and desert in the south.
In addition, there are several mountain ranges with sub-alpine and alpine habitats at higher altitudes, and many wetlands.
Mongolia is a transition zone, where the flora and fauna of Siberia meet the very different species of the deserts and steppes of Central Asia.
The country can be divided into six basic natural zones, differing in climate, landscape, soil, flora and fauna.
If you are you an independent birdwatcher, who does not care for large group tours, then Birdingpaltours is for you.
You will enjoy the advantage of all the attention you get in a small group, for the same price or perhaps even less, than you will pay if you travel with the large tour groups from other countries.
Hiring a Birdingpal guide will boost the local economy and help protect birds other wildlife and their habitat.
Migratory birds pass through
Mongolia from Siberian Taiga to wintering grounds. It means that you
will have a unique opportunity to see not only breeding Palearctic
species but also migratory species during both breeding and migration
seasons.
Untouched landscape and nomadic lifestyle give chance to discover a new species for the birds list of the country.
The peaceful country and friendly field company attract many birdwatchers to Mongolia. Through birdwatching and photographing trips you can help to develop a bird database of the country and educate young birdwatchers for the country".
Mongolia possesses a great range of landscapes and habitats: Lush taiga in the north, a mosaic of steppe and coniferous forests in the north and centre, endless seas of grass in the east and dry desert-steppe and desert in the south.
In addition, there are several mountain ranges with sub-alpine and alpine habitats at higher altitudes, and many wetlands.
Mongolia is a transition zone, where the flora and fauna of Siberia meet the very different species of the deserts and steppes of Central Asia.
The country can be divided into six basic natural zones, differing in climate, landscape, soil, flora and fauna.
If you are you an independent birdwatcher, who does not care for large group tours, then Birdingpaltours is for you.
You will enjoy the advantage of all the attention you get in a small group, for the same price or perhaps even less, than you will pay if you travel with the large tour groups from other countries.
Hiring a Birdingpal guide will boost the local economy and help protect birds other wildlife and their habitat.
