#REDIRECT [[Black-shouldered Kite]]
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#REDIRECT [[Black-shouldered Kite]]
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#REDIRECT [[Black-shouldered Kite]]
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#redirect [[Black-shouldered Kite]]
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...edirects here. For the species ''Elanus caeruleus'', see '''[[Black-winged Kite]]'''<br />
'''Alternative Name: Australian Kite'''
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[[Image:White-tailed_Kite.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo © by {{user|mmdnje|mmdnje}}<br
*Pale bluish-grey upperparts
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'''Alternative Name: Black-shouldered Kite<sup>[[#Taxonomy|[1]]]</sup>'''
...{user|aloktewari|Alok Tewari}}<br />Gurgaon Rural, Haryana, [[India]], July-2016]]
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...den Eagle]], [[American Kestrel]], [[Merlin]], and [[Peregrine Falcon]]. [[Black Vulture]] is now annual and recorded several times a season. [[Sandhill Cra
...c Jaeger]], [[Pomarine Jaeger]], [[Iceland Gull]], [[Little Gull]], [[Black-legged Kittiwake]] are annual at the lakewatch as well as most species of wa
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...banks in others, as well as the surrounding countryside, open plains, cork-oak woodlands and eucalyptus plantations.
The plains of Idanha-a-Nova to the north of the river is a particularly good area of open cultivate
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...pean Honey Buzzard]], [[Egyptian Vulture]] and [[Booted Eagle]] and [[Short-toed Eagle]].
...er upland species include [[Eurasian Crag Martin]], [[Alpine Accentor]], [[Black Wheatear]] and [[Blue Rock Thrush]].
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..., [[Australian Magpie]], [[Torresian Crow]], [[Double-barred Finch]], [[Red-browed Finch]], [[Mistletoebird]] and [[Welcome Swallow]].
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One of the best-known birding sites in [[Morocco]], Merja Zerga is a large shallow lagoon co
...occur here and it is one of the most regular sites for wintering [[Slender-billed Curlew]], now a highly endangered species, not just in the Western Pa
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This part of Extremadura in west-central [[Spain]] is famous as one of the best areas for [[Great Bustard]] a
...as of open woodland and scrub there are [[European Roller]], [[European Bee-eater]] and [[Eurasian Hoopoe]], [[Great Spotted Cuckoo]], [[Iberian Magpie]
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...l vegetation and wet woodlands, mainly willow, and there are also some cork-oak stands. The outer part of the marsh is drained each year and the land cu
[[Little Bittern]], [[Cattle Egret]] and [[Little Egret]], [[Black-crowned Night Heron]], and [[Purple Heron]] all breed and [[Squacco Heron]]
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...s being one of the most reliable sites for the localised and scarce [[White-browed Robin]].
...te-winged Triller]], [[Olive-backed Oriole]], [[Great Bowerbird]], [[Double-barred Finch]], [[Mistletoebird]], [[Australian Reed Warbler]], and [[Welcom
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...te-bellied Cuckooshrike]], [[Varied Triller]], [[Spangled Drongo]], [[Olive-backed Sunbird]], [[Mistletoebird]] and [[Barn Swallow]].
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...ite-winged Tern]]. [[Pied Kingfisher]] is abundant as is [[Little Green Bee-eater]]. Passerines include [[Nile Valley Sunbird]] and [[Common Bulbul]] an
[[Black-shouldered Kite]] is common in the farmland surrounding Aswan and [[Egyptian Nightjar]] has
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...the naming of this reservoir, as its official name is Embalse de Arrocampo-Almaraz, and Arrocampo reservoir is actually a much smaller lake to the west
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These two headlands lie at the extreme south-western tip of the European mainland and form the most important migration w
...grazing or cereal production but there are occasional small woods and scrub-filled valleys.
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