In the past week the pallid harrier has started to range farther, up to 20 km from a central location of activity.  

The pallid harrier has apparently settled into a restricted, movements away from a central point (which could be a nest) are becoming more extensive when compared to last week.

There is still very little movement from this bird, only travelling short distances in the past week.

There has been very little movement from this bird in the past week. Movements have been within close proximity to a central point (maybe a nest!).  It is still in the same location in the Omsk region of Russia, very close to the Kazakhstan border.

The restricted area covered by the pallid harrier recently suggests that the it may have found a suitable nesting area, with many movements in one small area. At the moment the bird is in  the Omsk region of Russia, very close to the border with Kazakhstan.

The pallid harrier has been on the move again, making the approximately 850km journey from central Kazakhstan to the border of southern Russia.

Pallid harrier on the move!

The pallid harrier has started it's annual migration north (north-east). This year the pallid harrier has travelled through Iraq, Iran, over the Caspian Sea into Turkmenistan, Urbekistan and at the moment is in Kyrgyzstan!