Fat sand rat - a type of gerbil that lives off (and burrows under) the roots of salt bush.
Black bellied sandgrouse, Arad.
Chukar walking - with attitude - across carpark in Mitze Ramon
Namaqua dove - female and male at Yotvata
Pale rock martin on nest
Crested lark - numerous and widespread
Desert lark
Bimaculated lark - record shot of a fantastic bird.
White crowned wheatear - a true desert bird.
Blackstart
Black-eared wheatear
Isabelline wheatear
Arabian babbler - some individuals are incredibly confiding and approach to within 1 m.
Tristram's grackles - red wing flashes and a distinctive, fluting call
Raven at Nizzana
Brown-necked raven - a common sight around the Dead Sea
Fantailed raven (poor pic but inlcuded for completeness)
This is mainly a record of some of the birds I've seen. Many of the images are, at best, record shots.
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