Bird of Kuwait Sightings - Birdwatching Tours
At Green Island, at Jahra Farms and coastal Kuwait City I went out this morning with Rainer Ertel, Jennifer Barran and Christine Canzanella. We checked first Green Island which was very good for Grey Hypocolius 20+ birds around....
The visitors and Kuwaiti birders were lucky today to twitch the Ashy Drongo.
Original founder of Ashy Drongo, Hans Rudhe, relocated the bird this afternoon in the same place where it was first seen. I came with British/Belgian group over as soon as possible. The bird was quickly relocated on the...
Update 5.4.2010: Thierry and Marianne Quelennec managed to see the bird in its original place yesterday. Seems that it is moving in much bigger area than we assumed. Update 4.4.2010: I decided to omit word possible as I...
Brian and me visited SAANR today. Tulha was totally dead and we managed to see only 4 Bar-taied Desert Larks and 1 Hoopoe Lark + 1 Long-legged Buzzard after long drive out there. However, as a last thing...
This record was intentionally suppressed for the safety of the bird. The bird was found by Mohamed Korshed and photographed by many on the same day. Macqueen’s Bustard (Chlamydotis macqueenii)
On 14/11/2009 Simon Price has found two Greater White-fronted Goose at Shuaiba Golf Course, this is the second record for Kuwait. The record is subject to acceptance by KORC. This morning Pekka went to the Shuaiba Golf Course which is a...
Eurasian Siskin 1, Little Bunting 1, Blue Rock Thrush 1, Water Pipit 15, Red-breasted Flycatcher 1, European Robin 1. Little Bunting Emberiza pusilla Eurasian Siskin Carduelis spinus
Brian, Simon and myself had a regular visit to Al Abraq this morning. Quite soon we managed to see a Short-eared Owl flying and disappearing somewhere. After walking around the farm we finally decided to check alfalfa fieds...
Having a chance to visit JEO today during high tide provided me a nice views of Red Phalarope. Other notable birds were c. 100 Red-necked Phalaropes 2 Cuckoos, 2 Glossy Ibises, 2 Lesser Grey Shrikes and Greater Sandplover to mention...
Today Rashed have seen and photographed a Little Swift, it was a one bird in a large flock of Swifts and Swallows. Little Swift.
An interesting old record was a Green Warbler on 20/09/2007 at tamarisk trees along the 80th Road, found and photographed by Rashed.
1 Meadow Pipit, 1 Richard’s Pipit. The Richard’s Pipit, the photograph was taken by A. Al-Sirhan.
The last day of the month hasn’t left us without Rashed is finding something rare, 1 Common Reed Bunting, The following photographs are all by Rashed.The Common Reed Bunting.
