Whilst birding the Tanoumah are I managed to photograph a few of the common species that occur there. Mainly ground dwelling birds seen included Arabian Babblers, in small groups as well a two Streaked Scrub Warblers that normally favour the rocky areas, although the one I photographed had jumped down to feed in a small, cultivated field. The large juniper trees held plenty of the endemic Yemen Thrush and smaller numbers of the large Dusky Turtle Dove. The ever-present Palestine Sunbirds were feeding busily on their favourite flowers.
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| Arabian Babbler |
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| Dusky Turtle Dove |
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| Palestine Sunbird - female |
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| Palestine Sunbird - male |
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| Streaked Scrub Warbler |
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| Yemen Thrush |
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| Yemen Thrush |
