This is one of three blog posts I will make in late March about the birds we are tracking. This one is about the Egyptian vulture we have been tracking since January 2016.
Since the last post the vulture has been visiting regularly used places. It has spent most of its time at the rubbish dump at Tahwa (roosting in Jebel Kahwan at night and on the high voltage pylons to the west of the rubbish dump during the day). However it has also made trips up to the Muscat municipal rubbish dump at Al Multaqa, to a deep wadi near Ras Al Shajar, the steep cliffs of Wadi Sareen and locations near Ibra. Have a look at the map below. Currently, it is at the rubbish dump at Tahwa.
I'll be posting Part 2 in the coming days, so visit the blog again soon.
Since the last post the vulture has been visiting regularly used places. It has spent most of its time at the rubbish dump at Tahwa (roosting in Jebel Kahwan at night and on the high voltage pylons to the west of the rubbish dump during the day). However it has also made trips up to the Muscat municipal rubbish dump at Al Multaqa, to a deep wadi near Ras Al Shajar, the steep cliffs of Wadi Sareen and locations near Ibra. Have a look at the map below. Currently, it is at the rubbish dump at Tahwa.
I'll be posting Part 2 in the coming days, so visit the blog again soon.
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| Movements of an immature Egyptian vulture during 26 Feb - 23 March 2017. |
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