| Description In Hungary the Falco cherrug cyanopus form can be observed. This form of the Saker bred until recently in small numbers in hilly areas on trees and cliffs, but, in part due to protective measures its population has recently increased. Now more common in lowlands, where it breeds in gallery woods, open forests, windbreaks, and occasionally on high-voltage electricity pylons. Migrant (February-November), though part of the population overwinters. Habitat Can be found in the following IBAs 10 Gemenc 13 Vértes hegység és a Zámolyi medence 15 Gerecse mountains 18 Börzsöny mountains 22 Danube plain 32 Hortobágy 36 Hevesi plains 37 Borsodi Mezőség 40 Mátra mountains 41 Bükk mountains | _210x300.JPG)
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