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Greater Flamingo – Jubail

Greater Flamingo – Jubail

February 6, 2019December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst at Jubail this winter I have seen good numbers of Greater Flamingo with numbers exceeding two-thousand birds. Occasionally the birds were close to the shore, whch is unusual at this location, allowing good views. I spent quite some time looking to see if I could locate any birds with plastic Darvic rings on them […]

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Socotra Cormorant – Dhahran Expro Wader Roost

Socotra Cormorant – Dhahran Expro Wader Roost

October 21, 2015December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst birding the seafront next to the Dhahran Expro Wader Roost I found a Socotra Cormorant Phalacrocorax nigrogularis sitting in a small tree next to the water edge at very close range but unfortunately it flew after I had only taken a single photo. This is probably the best place in Dhahran to see the […]

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Early Autumn Migration in Kuwait

Early Autumn Migration in Kuwait

September 3, 2013December 23, 2019 Michael Pope Leave a comment

Early August is the anticipated start of the annual Autumn migration when birds have completed their breeding season in Europe and both adult and juvenile birds start moving south to various parts of Africa for the second part of their endless summer. Kuwait is fortunate to be situated on two of the key migration flyways; […]

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Rarities and Early Migrants at Jahra Pools Reserve, Kuwait

Rarities and Early Migrants at Jahra Pools Reserve, Kuwait

July 13, 2013December 23, 2019 Michael Pope 1 Comment

Jahra Pools Reserve (JPR) is a small fenced wetland reserve just off the Arabian Gulf coastline to the north of Kuwait City. Previously the pools were formed from a sewage outfall, but more recently a water network has been provided and this has allowed the pools to remain filled since the end of 2012. As […]

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