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Last of the Wintering Bluethroats – Haradh

Last of the Wintering Bluethroats – Haradh

May 3, 2019December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst birding the Haradh area recently we saw good numbers Bluethroats. There were calling from an area of long grass in a partly cut pivot field and consisted mainly of Red-spotted Bluethroats but two White-spotted birds were also seen. There were double figures seen which is a good number of a non-wetland area and were […]

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Last wintering species still around – Khafra Marsh

Last wintering species still around – Khafra Marsh

April 7, 2019December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst birding the Khafra Marsh area in mid-March I saw a few wintering species still present. A few Western Siberian Stonechats were seen in the reeds and bushes along the side of a track with some resident Graceful Prinia for company. The waters edge held both Purple Heron and Squacco Heron as well as a […]

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Winter birding – Haradh

Winter birding – Haradh

March 15, 2019December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Phil Roberts and I went for our normal winter birding trip to Haradh recently and saw a lot of good birds. Best was 14 Sociable Lapwings which I have already posted about but we also saw a number of other good winter visitors and early spring migrants. The first pivot field we stopped at had […]

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First returning Bluethroats – Jubail

First returning Bluethroats – Jubail

November 11, 2016December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

The Red-spotted Bluethroat is an uncommon wintering species in Saudi Arabia with birds wintering at Sabkhat Al Fasl each year, where it is locally common. The first birds return to Sabkhat Al Fasl around the same time and appear to be females with ringing data suggesting they first return in mid-October. A week or so […]

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A retrapped and returning Red-spotted Bluethroat – Sabkhat Al Fasl

A retrapped and returning Red-spotted Bluethroat – Sabkhat Al Fasl

January 20, 2016December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington 2 Comments

Whilst ringing at Sabkhat Al Fasl on 8 January I trapped a male Red-spotted Bluethroat that we had previously trapped in January 2014. This bird had presumably been back to its breeding grounds in the far north and then returned to spend its winter in exactly the same small area of Sabkhat Al Fasl as […]

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First returning Bluethroats – Sabkhat Al Fasl

First returning Bluethroats – Sabkhat Al Fasl

November 18, 2015December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

The Red-spotted Bluethroat is an uncommon wintering species in Saudi Arabia with birds wintering at Sabkhat Al Fasl each year, where it is locally common. The first birds return to Sabkhat Al Fasl around the same time and appear to be females with ringing data suggesting they first return in mid-October. A week or so […]

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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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