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A blog for anyone with an interest in the wild birds of Sudan. Monday, 1 June 2015. My final post from Sudan. Saturday, 23 May 2015. First Sunt Forest visit for a while. African Swamphens, Sunt Forest 22nd May 2015. African Jacanas, Sunt Forest 22nd May 2015. Pink-backed Pelican, Sunt Forest 22nd May 2015. African Openbill, Sunt Forest 22nd May 2015. Black-crowned Night Herons, Sunt Forest 22nd May 2015. Sacred Ibises, Sunt Forest 22nd May 2015. Great White Pelicans, Sunt Forest 22nd May 2015.
Mainly Jems Birding and Ringing Exploits in the Eastern Province and Ringing Trips to Bahrain.
The People have risen, fresh colors of Libya. Wall of Security Barraks, Benghazi. In front of North Benghazi Court. A Story of Two Bridges. In 1948, during the British Administration after the war and before independence of Lib.
With a new semester starting, the campus will be alive once more with the student population going about their daily routine. Dad in a typical pose.
Ubiquitous and noisy everywhere around Cairo they are particularly vocal at this time of year when they are raising chicks. The chicks are well camouflaged. Friday, 9 May 2014. The ponds on the golf course where I live just outside Cairo attract a few dragonflies. This is a violet dropwing on a hibiscus. Thursday, 8 May 2014. Spotted flycatchers at Marsa Alam. Wednesday, 7 May 2014. Cattle egret predates tree pipit. One of many tree pip.
Birding Adventures in Saudi Arabia and around the World. Blogs of some of my birding adventures in Saudi Arabia and other parts of the world. Thursday, 12 January 2017. An early visitor to he area is this Stonechat. It was deep in the stubble of the old reed beds so focus was difficult. I am going with green sandpiper for this one but will look again in a bit, never been particularly comfortable telling the different sandpipers apart. I spotted about a dozen or so Crested Lark around the area they se.
A Year of Cake in the Middle East. In 2012 I moved to Salalah, Oman. My challenge? Bake cakes for a year, and use that as an excuse to write about life here at the Gulf of Oman. Tuesday, May 19, 2015. The University of Orono has an Eid gathering for local Muslims t.
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This web page birdingforalark.blogspot.com states the following, "My Saudi list 332 and targets." We saw that the webpage said " Saturday, 17 March 2018." It also said " Keur Macene in early spring. Having gone out birding locally last Saturday, this was followed up with a much longer trip on Sunday. It was originally planned to head to Mzela. We went there pretty much directly. On arrival we found that although some of the wetland next to the village had dried up since the New Year, most of it was intact." The header had birding as the highest ranking optimized keyword. It is followed by Riyadh, Libya, and Saudi Arabia which isn't as ranked as highly as birding. The next words birdingforalark.blogspot.com used was larks. bulbuls was included but will not be viewed by search engines.SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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Birds, life, and adventure. February 9, 2018 by Shelley Rutkin. Florida always calls to me in winter. Especially this year, as I really wanted a break from the unusually cold weather we are having in North Carolina. I took this as a sign that the birding gods would favor me on this trip. The male Ruff in Gainesville. With the wind blowing his neck feathers up, you get a hint of what he will look like in breeding plumage.
Two days in May bring waves of birds. Pretty much the entire day was spent at this event, so there was no time for birding from the balcony. White-crowned sparrows moved in to the neighbourhood. Today, i had my cam.
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