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Showing posts with label Eastern Olivaceous Warbler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eastern Olivaceous Warbler. Show all posts
22 November 2018

Birding Wadi Wadj – Taif

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Wadi Wadj in Taif is a wet area with flowing water in the centre of Taif. It attracts a good number of birds and is a great place to see Gr...
09 October 2018

Migrants passing – Jubail area

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The last few weeks a few more migrants have been passing through with plenty of warbler seen. Most have been Eurasian Blackcap, Lesser Whit...
23 September 2016

Migrants finally arriving – Jubail

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There were plenty of migrants around in early September with a Whinchat being the first bird we saw. A few shrikes of various species were ...
23 August 2016

Migrants appearing in Al Hassa – Records by Arnold Uy

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Whilst birdwatching in the Al Hassa area Arnold Uy saw a few good birds including a number of migrants. The Egyptian Nightjars that Arnold ...
28 May 2015

Birds of the Tabuk area – Bird records by Viv Wilson

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Viv Wilson a birder from Tabuk who goes out almost every weekend and photographs birds has sent me a number of photos recently of what he h...
01 July 2014

Some very good larks – Thumamah

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Phil and I set off from Dhahran at 02:30 hrs to go to Thumamah a location just north of Riyadh. The journey took over four hours and we wer...
27 April 2014

Eastern Olivaceous Warbler a new ringing species – Sabkhat Al Fasl

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Whilst ringing at Sabkhat Al Fasl over the weekend of 18 April I caught an unusual pale looking warbler. It looked like an Eastern Olivaceou...
30 September 2012

Raghadan Forest - Baha

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Raghadan Forest covers an area of 600,000 square meters in Al-Baha Province and is one of more than forty reserved zones called (Hema) whic...