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Global Big Day

Global Big Day

May 15, 2019December 23, 2019 Yoav Perlman Leave a comment

Yesterday I teamed up with Jonathan and Re’a to take part in Global Big Day. Our plan was to record as many species as possible, and also to connect with some specialties that are less likely to get recorded elsewhere. We did not plan our route too carefully, as this was not a competition but […]

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Migrants arriving in good numbers – Jubail

Migrants arriving in good numbers – Jubail

April 22, 2018December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst birding the Jubail area in late March, it became obvious a good number of migrants had arrived. There were a good number of Tree Pipits scattered around, several late Water Pipits and a single Spotted Crake wandered out onto dome vegetation near the edge of a wet area, briefly. More than ten birds of […]

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Spotted Crake

Spotted Crake

October 6, 2017December 23, 2019 Simon Colenutt 1 Comment

I had a bit of an epic survey day today, leaving home at 05:00 I was at Dagenham Docks (even less glamorous than it sounds) by 07:15. After this survey I had to cross Greater London in a north-west direction to St Albans. So having started so early I had a little time to play […]

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Plenty of migrants – Jubail

Plenty of migrants – Jubail

April 21, 2017December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst birdwatching the Jubail area at the end of March I saw a lot of good birds and plenty of migrants. Unfortunately the weather was very poor and photography was difficult so most species remained un-photographed. The weather this winter has been very wet and windy and the morning drive to Jubail was through a […]

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2016 The Year That Was I

2016 The Year That Was I

January 1, 2017December 23, 2019 Simon Rix 2 Comments

2016 was a good year. Lists are not something I concentrate on but they do give a good idea of how the year has been. My Norwegian year list of 244 (246 2015, 244 2014, 254 2013, 258 2012) was not that outstanding but I did not visit Finnmark or Rogaland during the year which […]

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Water birds around Jubail

Water birds around Jubail

May 15, 2016December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Whilst birding Jubail recently I came across a nice selection of water birds some of which I have not seen so often this year. Terns are always common in Jubail and Caspian Tern has been seen in numbers up to 100 birds in some visits. It is a local breeding species and can often be […]

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Two vagrants still at Khawr Rori

Two vagrants still at Khawr Rori

January 23, 2016December 23, 2019 Robert Tovey 1 Comment

I visited Khawr Rori on Tuesday afternoon for the first time in two weeks. There are two distinct birding areas and I went to both. One is the north west off-shoot of the main Khawr and which contains a large reed bed. It is approached from the main road. On arrival there I immediately came […]

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Lesser flamingo and more at Khawr Rori

Lesser flamingo and more at Khawr Rori

January 10, 2016December 23, 2019 Robert Tovey 1 Comment

I had dinner with visiting German ornithologists Heidi and Jens Hering on December 28th. The last time we had met was in Benghazi in 2011 days before the revolution started. It was good to see them again. In passing Jens mentioned he had seen and photographed a lesser flamingo at Khawr Rori the day before. […]

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