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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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Eilat day 4 – race day

Eilat day 4 – race day

April 5, 2019December 23, 2019 Yoav Perlman Leave a comment

What an amazing day it was, made even more mentally challenging with the sad news coming from across the pond of the departure of our dear friend and comrade BT3. I received the news while standing at a watchpoint overlooking the Arava Valley and Eilat Mts., watching a River of Birds pouring through the sky. […]

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Could Squacco Heron be Breeding? – Jubail

Could Squacco Heron be Breeding? – Jubail

July 3, 2018December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

During the last few summer trips to Jubail I have found a few Squacco Herons in full breeding plumage as well as some is less pristine plumage. The species is very common here on spring and autumn migration as well as in the winter but is scarce in summer. Birds do occur here year round […]

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Summertime birding – Jubail

Summertime birding – Jubail

June 29, 2018December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Birding the Jubail area in June gave a few surprising migrants including Whinchat, European Bee-eater, Red-backed Shrike, Barn Swallow and Sand Martin. A Western Cattle Egret was also a surprise as they are a winter species that has normally departed by this time of year. A few summer plumage Squacco Herons were also present showing […]

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Wheatears and late winter visitors – Jubail

Wheatears and late winter visitors – Jubail

April 27, 2018December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

Birding the Jubail area continued turning up migrants and winter visitors with plenty of Great Cormorants staying in the area later this year than previously. They used to be seen rarely in the area but have now started winter in large numbers. Wheatears have been common with Pied Wheatears the commonest although a few Eastern […]

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Winter visitors – Jubail

Winter visitors – Jubail

December 10, 2017December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington 2 Comments

Whilst birding Jubail recently I have come across a number of winter visitors to the region. Common Kestrel is an uncommon passage migrant but numbers build up in the winter months when they can be seen in various locations. Isabelline Wheatear numbers also increase as winter wears on and they can be seen along the […]

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A gallery of Chobe’s feathers

A gallery of Chobe’s feathers

July 19, 2017December 23, 2019 Mike Haworth Leave a comment

In this post I have chosen to let the images talk for themselves rather than tell stories. This post is a gallery and hope fully the images are enough. This gallery shows you the wonderful variety of birdlife you can see along the Chobe river. As I have mentioned in earlier posts on this trip, […]

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Squacco Heron breeding? – Sabkaht Al Fasl

Squacco Heron breeding? – Sabkaht Al Fasl

July 12, 2017December 23, 2019 Jem Babbington Leave a comment

During the last few summer trips to Jubail I have found a few Squacco Herons in full breeding plumage as well as some is less pristine plumage. The species is very common here on spring and autumn migration as well as in the winter but is scarce in summer. Birds do occur here year round […]

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