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  1. Argandeval, M. E., 1983. Raspredelenie i chislennost khishchnykh ptits v gornykh landshaftakh tsentralnogo i vostochnogo Afganistana [Distribution and number of birds of prey in mountain landscapes of the Central and Eastern Afghanistan]. In: Materials of the 1st Meeting on ecology and conservation of birds of prey, Moscow, 16-18 February 1983. (V. M. Galushin, ed). Moscow: ‘Nauka’ Press. Pp. 96–99.
  2. Bildstein, K. L., 2006. Migrating raptors of the world: their ecology and conservation, 1st ed. Comstock Publishing Associates/Cornell University Press, Ithaca & London. Pp. i–xii+2, 1–320+2.
  3. Blyth, E., 1843. [Abstract of a letter from, relating to various species of birds which are found both in India and Europe]. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 10 (114): 93-94 (1842).
  4. Blyth, E., 1851. Conspectus of the ornithology of India, Burma, and the Malayan Peninsula, inclusive of Sindh, Asám, Ceylon, and the Nicobar Islands. Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal XIX (Part I New Series No XLIII Issue No VII): 501-517 (1850).
  5. Brown, L. H., & Amadon, D., 1968. Eagles, hawks and falcons of the world, 1st ed. Country Life Books, Middlesex, UK. Vol. 2 of 2 vols. Pp. 435–945.
  6. Brown, L. H., & Amadon, D., 1989. Eagles, Hawks and Falcons of the World, 2nd ed. The Wellfleet Press, New Jersey. Vol. I&II of 1 vols. Pp. 1–945.
  7. Burton, P., 1989. Birds of prey of the world, 1st ed. Gallery Books / Dragons World, New York / London. Pp. 1–208.
  8. Cade, T. J., 1982. The falcons of the world, 1st ed. William Collins Sons and Co. Limited, London. Pp. 1–192.
  9. Cocker, M., & Tipling, D., 2013. Birds and people, 1st ed. Jonathan Cape, London. Pp. 1–592.
  10. del Hoyo, J., Elliott, A., & Sargatal, J., 1994. Handbook of the birds of the world. Volume 2. New World Vultures to Guineafowl, 1st ed. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona. Vol. 2 of 17 vols. Pp. 1–638.
  11. Dickinson, E. C., & Remsen, J. V. J., 2013. The Howard and Moore complete checklist of the birds of the world: 1. Non-passerines, 4th ed. Aves Press, Eastbourne, UK. Vol. 1 of 2 vols. Pp. i–l, 1–461.
  12. Grossman, M. L., & Hamlet, J., 1964. Birds of prey of the world, 1st ed. Clarkson N. Potter, Inc., New York. Pp. 1–496.
  13. Kühnert, G., 1980. Falkerei in Afghanistan. Homo Venator Schriften zur Geschichte und Soziologie der Jagd. Rudolf Habelt Verlag, Bonn.
  14. Mayr, E., & Cottrell, G. W., 1979. Check-list of birds of the world. Revision of the work of James L. Peters, 2nd ed. Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Vol. I. Pp. i–xvii, 1–547.
  15. Murray, J. A., 1888. The Avifauna of British India and its Dependencies. A systematic account, with descriptions of all the known species of birds inhabiting British India, observations on their habits, nidification, &c., tables of their geographical distribution in Persia, Beloochistan, Afghanistan, Sind, Punjab, N.W. provinces, and the peninsula of India generally, with woodcuts, lithographs and coloured illustrations. Trubner & Co., and, Education Society Press, London and, Bombay. Vol. I. Pp. I–VI, 3 ll., I–XXIV, 1–325.
  16. Murray, J. A., 1888. The Avifauna of British India and its Dependencies. A systematic account, with descriptions of all the known species of birds inhabiting British India, observations on their habits, nidification, &c., tables of their geographical distribution in Persia, Beloochistan, Afghanistan, Sind, Punjab, N.W. provinces, and the peninsula of India generally, with woodcuts, lithographs and coloured illustrations, 1st ed. Trubner & Co., and, Education Society Press, London and, Bombay. Vol. I of 2 vols. Pp. I–VI, 3 ll., I–XXIV, 1–325.
  17. Murray, J. A., 1984. The Avifauna of British India and its Dependencies. A systematic account, with descriptions of all the known species of birds inhabiting British India, observations on their habits, nidification, &c., tables of their geographical distribution in Persia, Beloochistan, Afghanistan, Sind, Punjab, N.W. provinces, and the peninsula of India generally, with woodcuts, lithographs and coloured illustrations, Reprint. International Book Distributors, Dehra Dun, India. Vol. I of 2 vols. Pp. i–xxiv, i–viii, 1–325.
  18. Murray, J. A., 1985. The Avifauna of British India and its Dependencies. A systematic account, with descriptions of all the known species of birds inhabiting British India, observations on their habits, nidification, &c., tables of their geographical distribution in Persia, Beloochistan, Afghanistan, Sind, Punjab, N.W. provinces, and the peninsula of India generally, with woodcuts, lithographs and coloured illustrations, Reprint. International Book Distributors, Dehra Dun, India. Vol. II of 2 vols. Pp. i–vii, i–xvii, 1–838.
  19. Naoroji, R., 2006. Birds of prey of the Indian Subcontinent, Reprint. Om Books International, New Delhi. Pp. 1–692.
  20. Osman, S. M., 1991. Hunters of the Air. A falconer’s Notes. World Wide Fund for Nature-India, New Delhi. Pp. i–ii, 1–41.
  21. Osman, S. M., 2001. Falconry in the land of the sun. The memoirs of an Afghan falconer, 1st ed. Western Sporting Publications, Wyoming, USA. Pp. 1–268.
  22. Paludan, K., 1959. On the birds of Afghanistan (P. H. Volsoe, ed). Zoological Department, Natural History Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark. Pp. i–ii, 1–332.
  23. Paludan, K., 1959. The 3rd Danish Expedition to Central Asia. Zoological results 25. On the birds of Afghanistan. Videnskabelige Meddelelser Dansk Naturhistorisk Forening 122: [ii], 1-332.
  24. Pittie, A., 2022. The written bird: Birds in books 2. Indian BIRDS Monograph 4: 1–188.
  25. Praveen, J., 2018. Birds of Afghanistan: Species not recorded in the ‘Indian Subcontinent checklist’. Indian Birds 14 (5): 141–144.
  26. Prys-Jones, R., Skerrett, A., Jackson, H. A., Smith, L. M., & Praveen, J., 2017. Confirmation of the first record of Red-footed Falcon Falco vespertinus for the Indian Subcontinent. Indian Birds 13 (3): 57–60.
  27. Rahmani, A. R., & Ugra, G., 2002. Birds of Wetlands and Grasslands. Proceedings of the Sálim Ali Centenary Seminar on Conservation of Avifauna of Wetlands and Grasslands (February 12-15, 1996) Mumbai, India. Bombay Natural History Society, Mumbai. Pp. i–x, 1–228.
  28. Rasmussen, P. C., 2005. On producing Birds of South Asia. Indian Birds 1 (3): 50–56.
  29. Sharpe, R. B., 1874. Catalogue of the Accipitres, or Diurnal Birds of Prey, in the Collection of the British Museum, Unabridged facsimile 2003. Elibron Classics, London. Vol. I of 27 vols. Pp. i–xiii, 1–479.
  30. Sharpe, R. B., 1874. Catalogue of the Accipitres, or Diurnal Birds of Prey, in the Collection of the British Museum, 1st ed. British Museum of Natural History, London. Vol. I of 27 vols. Pp. i–xiii, 1–479.
  31. Stuart Baker, E. C., 1935. The nidification of birds of the Indian empire [Pandionidae-Podicepidae], 1st ed. Taylor & Francis, London. Vol. IV of 4 vols. Pp. i–x+2, 1–546.
  32. Walters, M., 1994. Birds’ eggs, 1st ed. Dorling Kindersley, London, New York, Stuttgart. Pp. 1–256.