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The area has diverse landscapes from hilly terrains to arid woodlands, creating a biodiverse haven for East-Mediterranean and Central Asian birdlife.
Birding in Chachuna Managed Reserve is a rewarding experience due to its exceptional variety of habitats that support a rich avian diversity. The reserve's blend of pristine steppes, savannah-like landscapes, and arid woodlands creates a perfect setting for birdwatching, attracting species typical of both East-Mediterranean and Central Asian landscapes.
Bird enthusiasts can expect to encounter a plethora of passerines such as Обыкновенная зеленушка, Обыкновенный дубонос, Снегирь and various shrikes including Обыкновенный жулан and Красноголовый сорокопут. The area is renowned for its raptors, with sightings of Змееяд, Орёл-карлик, Степной орёл and Могильник being common. Additionally, the nearby Dali Reservoir, surrounded by Tugai forests and sandy canyons, offers excellent opportunities to spot waterfowl like Малый баклан and Красноносый нырок, as well as the noisy Турач and various interesting warblers and wheatears. The diversity and abundance of birdlife, coupled with the breathtaking natural beauty, make Chachuna a must-visit destination for any birding enthusiast.
Chachuna Managed Reserve is located in the east of Georgia, near the border with Azerbaijan, within the floodplains of the Iori River. About 100 km east of Tblisi. The area is best to enter from the town of Dedoplistskaro.
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