In: Siberian Blue Robin   Ca: Rossinyol blau   Da: Blånattergal   De: Blaunachtigall   Es: Ruiseñor coliazul   Fi: sinisatakieli   Fr: Rossignol bleu   It: Usignolo azzurro siberiano   Nl: Blauwe Nachtegaal   No: Asurnattergal   Pt: Pisco-azul-siberiano   Sv: Blånäktergal   US: Siberian Blue Robin   Ru: Синий соловей

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BirdGuides rarity status: Mega

Most recent UK and Irish reports of Siberian Blue Robin

		18:47 03/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay
		11:49 03/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay		11:30
		10:18 03/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay		10:00
		08:27 03/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay
		18:47 02/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay		18:20
		14:19 02/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay		13:14
		12:43 02/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay		12:20
		11:37 02/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay		11:20
		11:19 02/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay
		10:14 02/10/01		Siberian Blue Robin		Orkney		North Ronaldsay

Most recent photos of Siberian Blue Robin (2)

Happy Island, Hebei, China 17/05/2009

Khao Yai Nathinal Park, Thailand 03/04/2008

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Past records (3)

Products featuring Siberian Blue Robin (2)

	BWPi DVD-ROM 2.0 (DRBWP: £135.95)
	Birding in China DVD (DVC: £12.50)

External Links (1)

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Articles (1)

	Siberian Blue Robin added to Category A	Tuesday 6th August 2002
	The British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) has added Siberian Blue Robin (Luscinia cyane) to Category A of the British List following the acceptance of a bird seen at Minsmere, Suffolk on 23 October 2000.   read on

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