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Stared Down By A Merlin

Stared Down By A Merlin

March 28, 2016December 23, 2019 Larry Nichols 1 Comment

I went down to the shoreline this weekend looking for shorebirds but was stopped in my tracks when I came face to face with a Merlin. We stared each other down for at least a minute as we both sat perfectly still. No one was going to come between her and a meal. Not even […]

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The vixen I tamed

The vixen I tamed

March 28, 2016December 23, 2019 Noushka Wildlife 3 Comments

 – Vulpes vulpes – I was seeing this fox once in a while in the garden at different times of the day, mostly at dusk but one morning after coming back from shopping and stuffing my fridge, I saw him right in front of the kitchen door! This time, I thought “he” might be ‘ripe’ […]

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Beema Yellow Wagtail – Jubail

Beema Yellow Wagtail – Jubail

March 27, 2016December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington 1 Comment

The Yellow Wagtail is a common passage migrant through the whole of Arabia with many thousands passing through the Eastern Province alone. A number of different subspecies occur, often together with Jubail being a particularly good area for seeing large groups. The first subspecies to occur are Black-headed Wagtails feldegg and these are then followed […]

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Fornebu by Foot

Fornebu by Foot

March 26, 2016December 23, 2019 Simon Rix Leave a comment

A car in for its MOT/EU test was a good reason to give Fornebu much more attention than it normally gets. Weather wise it was perfect to be out and about but birdwise it was slow going. Spring has made its mark though and there are now quite an array of birds singing. Great and […]

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Spring has not sprung yet

Spring has not sprung yet

March 25, 2016December 23, 2019 Yoav Perlman 1 Comment

At least here in Norfolk. Enjoyed the relatively nice weather today walking in Winterton Dunes. However I did not enjoy the birding too much, especially while getting all the spring reports coming in from Israel to my phone. I was obviously over-optimistic hoping to find a first wheatear or martin, but had practically nothing. Too […]

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Blandford’s Agama – Ash Shargiyah Development Company Farm

Blandford’s Agama – Ash Shargiyah Development Company Farm

March 24, 2016December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst birding Ash Shargiyah Development Company Farm, near Jubail Phil saw a Blandford’s Agama Trapelus ruderatus resting in the top of a small bush. We have seen the species here on a previous visit but they are not often seen. They range from northeast Jordan and southern Syria, through northern and eastern Saudi Arabia, Iraq, […]

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New Migrants Arriving

New Migrants Arriving

March 23, 2016December 23, 2019 Itai Shanni Leave a comment

Many migrants are here already and every day some new arrivals join the party.                

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Pre Champions of the Flyway fever

Pre Champions of the Flyway fever

March 22, 2016August 7, 2024 Marc Guyt Leave a comment

Just one night more and then the last two of the Dutch Knights, a team of dedicated Dutch birders, will head to Israel to participate in the Champions of the Flyway. A unique fundraising event where 16 teams will be competing in a trilling 24 hours Big Day in the southern Negev desert around birding hotspot Eilat. […]

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