Isabelline Wheatears are everywhere, Egyptian Vultures daily and Lesser Kestrels at every turn. Short toed Eagles are crusing about and the gorges are smattered with Pied, Black eared and Finsch’s Wheatears. Hoopoes flush up from every wadi and larks abound in the plains. Corn bunting ‘sip’ in flocks and Redstarts flit from tree to tree. Nice place.
Isabelline wheatear
Egyptian vulture roosting on a pylon
Egyptian Vulture over the Jebel
Lesser Kestrel (female)
Finschs wheatear (male)
Hoopoe
Highlights have been Rock and See-see Partridge, Pin tailed Sandgrouse, Semi Collared Flycatcher, Scops Owl (sp), several Red tailed Wheatears. Reintroduced Common Gazelle are about too.
Common Gazelle
Isabelline wheatear
Egyptian vulture roosting on a pylon 
Egyptian Vulture over the Jebel 
Lesser Kestrel (female) 
Finschs wheatear (male)
Hoopoe
Common Gazelle 
