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Showing posts with label Terek Sandpiper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terek Sandpiper. Show all posts
13 April 2021

Some good migrants - Jubail

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Whilst birdwatching the Jubail area in early April, we found a number of good migrants for the area. Several wintering birds were seen inclu...
16 October 2019

Waders returning - Jubail

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Whilst birding the Jubail area recently we saw plenty of waders of various different species. A few Terek Sandpipers were seen along with R...
02 October 2016

A new ringing species - Jubail

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Whilst ringing in September at Jubail, we trapped and ringed a new species for me in Terek Sandpiper Tringa cinerea . We very rarely catch ...
21 September 2016

Last of the Egyptian Nightjars – Jubail

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The last few Egyptian Nightjars are still present in Jubail although I suspect this will be last time I see them this year. I saw five bird...
10 September 2016

More waders along AlKhobar Corniche – Bird records by Arnold Uy

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Arnold Uy went again to AlKhobar Corniche the day after he saw good numbers of waders there. This time Arnold managed to find a few differe...
20 September 2015

Plenty of waders – Dhahran Expro Wader Roost

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A trip to the Dhahran Expro Wader Roost produced plenty of waders of a good variety of species. The tide was not ideal but plenty of birds ...
06 September 2015

Plenty of different species of waders – Sabkhat Al Fasl

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A trip to Sabkhat Al Fasl in late August was very good for waders. The numbers on the flooded Sabkha were high but surprisingly there were ...
11 September 2014

At last some migrants – Sabkhat Al Fasl

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Last weekends birding at Sabkhat Al Fasl at last produced some migrants. Normally by the end of August good numbers of birds are already pa...