With an unusually warm March, many migratory birds have returned to Belarus, and even those that stayed in the city through the winter seem more noticeable now. Everywhere you can hear starlings singing, and the first storks have already arrived. In remote, quiet places, you may even hear the trumpeting of cranes and, if you are lucky, catch a glimpse of these graceful birds. For those who cannot get out into nature yet, or are just planning to, we have selected several BelTA photos.
1 March 2026. At sunset. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
1 March 2026. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
8 March 2026. Starling. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
8 March 2026. Starling. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
10 March 2026. Geese in the Svisloch nature reserve, Berestovitsa District. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
10 March 2026. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
10 March 2026. Great cormorants in the Svisloch nature reserve, Berestovitsa District. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
10 March 2026. Common cranes in the Svisloch nature reserve, Berestovitsa District. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
10 March 2026. Swans on the Western Dvina River in Vitebsk. Photo by Aleksandr Khitrov
10 March 2026. Photo by Aleksandr Khitrov
15 March 2026. Great tit. Photo by Maksim Guchek
19 March 2026. Common crane. Photo by Aleksandr Khitrov
19 March 2026. Photo by Aleksandr Khitrov.
23 March 2026. In a Minsk park. Photo by Andrei Sinyavsky
24 March 2026. The first storks return from wintering. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
24 March 2026. Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
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