Whilst birding the Tabuk area recently I saw a few good winter species such as Montagues Harrier. It was the commonest harrier although both Pallid and Marsh Harrier were also seen. Several Long-legged Buzzard were also around the large fields. Three Cream-coloured Coursers were seen along the edge of a large pivot irrigation field but trying to obtain good photos proved extremely difficult. Other birds seen commonly were Crested Lark and Eurasian Hoopoe.
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| Cream-coloured Courser |
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| Crested Lark |
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| Eurasian Hoopoe |
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| Eurasian Hoopoe |
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| Long-legged Buzzard |
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| Montagu's Harrier |