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Tubli Bay (Important Birds Areas of Bahrain)
Ornithological information The most important site in the country for migrating and wintering coastal waterbirds. See box for key species. Other wintering species include Egretta garzetta (100), Charadrius hiaticula (300), Calidris minuta (1,000), Arenaria interpres (250), Larus ichthyaetus (150) and Larus ridibundus (2,000).
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Birds of the Middle East Photo courtesy of Rob Versteeg Afghanistan Arabia Bahrain Dubai Egypt Gulls of the Arabian Gulf Iran Iraq Israel Jordan Middle East BirdNet Lebanon Kuwait Oman Palestine Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Turkey Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Yemen A Celebration of Birds | Aviaries & Zoos | Banding/Ringing | Backyard | Birdwatching | Books | Careers | Chat | Checklists | Conservation | Ecobirding | Endangered | Extinct | Fascinating Facts | Famous | FAQs | Feathers | Feeding | Homes | Geography | Identification | Lectures | Learn to Birdwatch | Migration | Names | Organizations | Ornithologist | Photography | Rehabilitation | Science | SITE MAP | Songs and Calls | TeacherWelcome to THE BAHRAIN BIRD REPORT 2013 on line since 1993 This is a MULTIPLE BOGGING PAGE navigation is by clicking on links at the top and side of this page so please browse and enjoy See (click here) BAHRAIN OBSERVATIONS for the latest information and Photographs from Bahrain
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Bird Links to the World - Middle East
General Travel Information wikitravel: Middle East http://wikitravel.org/en/Middle_East General Webpages Ornithological Society of the Middle East http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/ag/osmetrip/tripreps.html? Ornithological Society of the Middle East http://www.osme.org/ Arabian Wildlife http://www.arabianwildlife.com/home.htm Atlas of the breeding birds of arabia (abba) http://www.qc16.dial.pipex.com/ Birdlife Partners in the Middle East http://www.birdlife.org/worldwide/national/index.html Hotspot for Birdwatchers in the Middle East http://www.arabianwildlife.com/archive/vol2.1/hot.htm WorldTwitch Africa and Middle East http://www.worldtwitch.com/africa_middle_east.htm Mailing lists ME Bird Net http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MEBirdNet MEBN http://www.osme.org/osme/joinmebn.html General travel Information Dovetail Directory http://www.dovetaildirectory.com Birding tour operators <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>
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Angola reveals some of its bird secrets
A six-day expedition visited northern Angola at the end of January 2005 to look for three little-known species: the Orange-breasted Bush-shrike Laniarius brauni is only known from this region and had not been seen since 1957; the White-headed Robin-chat Cossypha heinrichi , found only in Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, was also last seen in 1957; and the Black-tailed Cisticola Cisticola melanurus , also restricted to Angola and the DRC, was last seen in 1972. Ian Sinclair, David Chamberlain and Margot Chamberlain (from South Africa) and Pedro vaz Pinto (Angola) were the first ornithologists to visit the region since the country's 27-year civil war ended in 2002. They were attempting to visit the type localities of the three species (which were only vaguely documented) and to search suitable remaining habitat which might still contain the birds.
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