Birding Kabul

• Monday, June 9, 2008 - The Butcher Bird

The last few days have been relatively quiet birdwise with just the regular species. Breeding is still going on full swing with Mynas, Doves and Sparrows still nesting.  I did see the Shrike this morning on his favourite tree, I quickly grabbed my camera and he gave me 15 seconds on a nearby branch as he moved around the tree firstly flushing a sparrow and then a Myna, it is obviousy very protective of this ideal view point.  I have attached a photo but it is by no means ideal.  I will as usual endeavour to get a better image.
I saw a new butterfly yesterday, another white but very similar to the british Marbled  White, anyone out there who knows their Afghanistan butterfllies, any advice or help is much appreciated.

 

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I will be in Kabul, Afghanistan for a few months from Mid May 2008. I will attempt to maintain a blog of the birds and wildlife of interest that I encounter, Hope you enjoy.

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