Cooper’s Hawk

Cooper’s Hawk

The cooper’s hawk is about the size of a crow. Immatures are mottled brown on top with brown-streaked creamy breasts and yellow feet. Adults are slate-gray above with reddish barred light breasts and red eyes. They are found year-round in all but the coldest parts of the lower 48 United States. Birdwatchers call them coopies. […]

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Signs of hope

Signs of hope

The current monitoring work which was designed, is aiming to give some more specific insight about migration along the Arava but also to check target breeding species. Over the last 10 years numbers of Arabian Warblers have dropped dramatically in the Arava and in fact in the last breeding season, I could not locate even […]

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Results of the Best Photo of the Week Ended 18 Jan 2014

Results of the Best Photo of the Week Ended 18 Jan 2014

We are delighted to announce the RESULTS of our latest “Best Photo of the Week” Competition. First Prize is awarded to W. Nussbaumer for his outstanding photo ‘Hummingbird Trio’. Jacobus De Wet wins Second Prize with’Walking on Water’ and Third Prize goes to Silvestr Szabó for ‘Loxodonta africana’ (see images below). Now that the results for this competition have […]

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