laszlo111
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Hello.
I want to show you some pictures of birds and landscapes that were made during a family trip to the north of the Emirates and Oman.
In the UAE we watched birds in Dubai (Safa Park, Creek Park and Ras al Khor), Al Qudra lakes, Khor Al-Baidah, Ras Al-Khaimah and road to Jebel Jais.
UAE is a very nice country for bird watching and we are already planning a return visit to see more bird sites.
The best place with the largest number of species was Khor Al Baidah. This place is poorly suited for photography because the distance to the birds is too large but the observer with the telescope can see many species here. We was there two times (at low tide) and two times saw crab plovers. Unfortunately they were too far for good photo.
Ras Al Khor is very goog for flamingos. From the three available observation points, you can see several thousand of these birds. Best for other species is the point marked as the third (most north) but also requires a telescope.
I invite you to see photos of birds from the Emirates http://szymonbartosz.pl/galeria/ptaki-birds/zjednoczone-emiraty-arabskie-united-arab-emirates/
I want to show you some pictures of birds and landscapes that were made during a family trip to the north of the Emirates and Oman.
In the UAE we watched birds in Dubai (Safa Park, Creek Park and Ras al Khor), Al Qudra lakes, Khor Al-Baidah, Ras Al-Khaimah and road to Jebel Jais.
UAE is a very nice country for bird watching and we are already planning a return visit to see more bird sites.
The best place with the largest number of species was Khor Al Baidah. This place is poorly suited for photography because the distance to the birds is too large but the observer with the telescope can see many species here. We was there two times (at low tide) and two times saw crab plovers. Unfortunately they were too far for good photo.
Ras Al Khor is very goog for flamingos. From the three available observation points, you can see several thousand of these birds. Best for other species is the point marked as the third (most north) but also requires a telescope.
I invite you to see photos of birds from the Emirates http://szymonbartosz.pl/galeria/ptaki-birds/zjednoczone-emiraty-arabskie-united-arab-emirates/
