Bird of Kuwait Sightings - Birdwatching Tours
Pivot Fields: Sociable Lapwing 3 (fourth record for Kuwait), European Golden Plover 5 (fourth record for Kuwait), Long-legged Buzzard 3, Pallid Swifts 5, Common Swift 3, Great Egret 1, Great Cormorant 13, Cattle Egret 12, Black Kite 50,...
Today Rashed has found and photographed a Black Tern which constitutes the sixth record for Kuwait. Black Tern.
Rashed has found and photographed a Red Phalarope which is the 3rd record for Kuwait. Red Phalarope.
A Spur-winged Lapwing found and photographed by Kris De Rouck from Belgium on 2nd April 2008.
Rock Martin 3, the 6th record for Kuwait, Long-eared Owl 1, the 3rd record for Kuwait. All records are subject to acceptance by KORC. Rock Martin photographed by Pekka Fågel.
Buff-bellied Pipit 3, Eurasian Hoope 4, Greater Spottes Eagle 1, Steppe Eagle 1, Long-legged Buzzard 1, Tawny Pipt 4, Grey Heron 1, Cattle Egret 2, Marsh Harrier 1, Siberian Stonechat 1, European Stonechat 1, Northern Lapwing 12, White Wagtail...
The following photograph was taken by Rashed on 15/12/2007
2 Buff-bellied Pipit, one was the same bird of 5/12/07 (4th record) at the eastern side of the reeds, the other bird was at the western side of the reed at JEO, all seen by A.Al-Sirhan.
11/12/2007 at JEO. 1 Moustached Warbler, 1 Buff-bellied Warbler this is probably the 4th record still at JEO. The Buff-bellied Pipit.
1 Buff-bellied Pipit (6th record) seen and photographed by A. Al-Sirhan probably the sixth record. The Buff-bellied Pipit, (probably 6th record).
7/12/2007 at JEO. 1 Buff-bellied Pipit, the same bird of 5th December and a Black Kite.
1 Buff-bellied Pipit (the 5th record) at JEO The Buff-bellied Pipit with prominent streaks on mantle.
The Buff-bellied Pipit the fourth record was found and photographed today by A. Al-Sirhan.Buff-bellied Pipit identification: Our bird of ssp. japonicus can be told from Water Pipit ssp. coutelii by bill length and depth and usually leg colour...
Today another Buff-bellied Pipit that has darker and more streaks on breast, belly and flanks. 2 Meadow Pipits, 2 Eurasian Skylarks, 1 Citrine Wagtail a different bird from the one of 19/11/2007 has more yellow on face and...
