Bird Watching – Dunes Oman

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Ingenious mountains, deserts and beach sceneries provides a tranquil, however vivid feel to any or all bird watching Oman holidays. This Arabian land boasts awe-inspiring stretches of beach, all endued with lenient, glistening sands, new-fangled breezes and cobalt waters, which confirm a comprehensive blend of birds at any period of the year.

Oman witnesses huge flights of migratory birds during their seasonal journey between their nesting habitats and the places where they spend winters, exclusively those birds migrating from Europe and East Asia. Taste the essence of true escapade with Oman bird watching holidays to come across an array of bird species. In Oman there are more than 400 species of birds, some of them are passage migrants, some are inhabitants and some are breeding visitors.

Explore birds Oman at diverse natural spots:

Musandam, is the home of the Chukar, a member of the Partridge family
The eastern and central regions of Oman are a home for shorebirds: Herons, waders, Sandpipers and Plovers migrate here from their breeding grounds along the shores of the Arctic Ocean in northern Europe and Siberia migrates here. The Barr Al Hikman is renowned for its flocks of Greater Flamingo.
The Batinah plain stretching between the mountains of the Western Hajar and the Gulf of Oman from Muscat to the UAE border holds natural farmland which is dazzling to birds flying high during migrations.
There are some other imperative bird sites in this region: the offshore Sawadi islands have breeding Sooty Falcons in summer, and the Daymaniyat Islands in the Gulf of Oman have breeding Ospreys in winter and thousands of Bridled Terns and other tern species in summer.