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The views of the typical breeding habitats of Cinereous Vulture in central part of Transcaucasus and Northern Caucasus

 


Eastern end of the Iori Table-land, Georgia

The fragments of Savannah-like arid landscapes at dry hills, table-lands and in semi-deserts are the most optimal breeding habitats of Cinereous Vulture in Central Transcaucasus


South-eastern edge of the Iori Table-land, Georgia

In south-western Asia and Central Asia such temperate dry forests are at present found in very small parts of Anatolia, extending to the east to Tajikistan, eastern Afghanistan, and a few dry parts of the western Himalayas. In the Vashlovani Nature Reserve these forests contain a high number of "Mediterranean" elements, such as Juniperus foetidissima, Juniperus rufescens, Jasminum fruticans, Periploca graeca, Punica granatum and Cotinus coggyria, along with Central Asiatic elements as Pistacia mutica and Caragana grandifolia, whereas Euro-Siberian elements, like Euonymus verrucosus and Cornus sanguinea are restricted to more humid gorges.


Western Azerbaijan

 


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Northern macro-slopes of the Main Caucasian Ridge, Central Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkaria Autonomous Republic, Russia

All known nests of Cinereous Vulture in central part of Northern Caucasus were found in pine forests in middle- and high mountain forests


Northern macro-slopes of the Main Caucasian Ridge at the border between autonomous republics of North Ossetia and Chechnya, Eastern caucasus, Russia

 


Samur River valley, Eastern part of the Great Caucasus, Dagestan, Russia