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  1. GeorginaEgypt

    Upcoming trip to Egypt, asking for advices....

    I have lived in Egypt for 20 years and started birding around 2019. I don't think it is possible to buy binoculars here. They may appear on Amazon Egypt but doubtful they are in the country. Resident friends have returned from a trip to the UK with binoculars and were stopped but they argued the...
  2. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Updated Birds of the Red Sea Photo Guide: https://www.facebook.com/media/set?vanity=BirdsRedSea&set=a.108479064380934
  3. GeorginaEgypt

    March 2021 photos with the migration over the Red Sea, Egypt

    Here is my Facebook album with all the action during March 2021: March 2021 - Birds of the Red Sea
  4. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    And the latest project - I am busy working on the first webinar jointly with Rotary Club of Red Sea - El Gouna and Red Sea Project about the 'Birds of the Red Sea'. Join us on for free on Sunday 28th February at 7 pm Cairo time (GMT +2) Birds of the Red Sea Webinar Registration
  5. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Here are all my January photos from El Gouna, Red Sea, Egypt: January 2021 Photos
  6. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Greetings again from Egypt. As I took part in the January Eurasian Shorebird Survey, I produced these ID cards for the shorebirds here to help anyone who accompanies me on the next event in February: Red Sea Shorebird ID Guide
  7. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    I took part in the water bird counting days organised by Nature Conservation Egypt and Eurasian Shorebird Survey this month. Here is a short video I took:
  8. GeorginaEgypt

    Saturn - Jupiter Conjunction Dec 2020

    Greetings from Egypt I managed this photo last night. I will be busy at a dinner party tonight so will not take all the camera equipment with me. Canon R6 + RF800 mm + RF1.4 extender 1/15 sec. f/16 1120 mm ISO 8000
  9. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Greetings from Egypt. Still happy to report I have all the wonderful Canon equipment on loan for the Rotary Club project documenting all the birds of the Red Sea: https://www.facebook.com/BirdsRedSea I have been trying to get my head round all the different gulls arriving here. So confusing...
  10. GeorginaEgypt

    Comment by 'GeorginaEgypt' in media 'Nile Valley sunbird'

    Watching them here too now in El Gouna ❤️
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    Striated Heron feathers.jpg

    Shades of Green
  12. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Here are my November photos taken in El Gouna, Red Sea, Egypt: https://www.facebook.com/media/set?vanity=BirdsRedSea&set=a.120826866479487 Please follow the Birds of the Red Sea Facebook page for December photos: https://www.facebook.com/BirdsRedSea Loving all this Canon equipment on loan for...
  13. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Thank you so much Rafael. I will check this out.
  14. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Good Morning from Egypt Super exciting news to share about the Birds of the Red Sea Project I am busy with through Rotary Club of Red Sea - El Gouna. Local NGO Red Sea Projects have now translated the photographic guide into 10 different languages and translated all the species into Arabic...
  15. GeorginaEgypt

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Greater Spotted Eagle Egypt'

    Thank you everyone for the nice comments. All good here in Egypt thanks Delia. I have been busy searching for new species to add to the Birds of the Red Sea guide on our Rotary Club website. Another NGO Red Sea Project has translated it into 10 different languages now, including all the species...
  16. Greater Spotted Eagle Egypt

    Greater Spotted Eagle Egypt

    Migrating south directly over my roof terrace.
  17. Greater Spotted Eagle Egypt

    Greater Spotted Eagle Egypt

    Migrating south directly over my roof terrace.
  18. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    The migration began very early this year with storks passing overhead from 2nd August!! This video I took a few days ago: https://youtu.be/ubilGUmMvyI Working with NGO, Red Sea Projects, they have translated the Birds of the Red Sea photographic guide into 4 other languages so far. Italian...
  19. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Thank you Dear Delia xx
  20. GeorginaEgypt

    Birds of the Red Sea, Egypt

    Greetings from the hot sunshine of Egypt. Following on from my bird ID card project, I am working on slides of all the species I have photographed over the past year here on the Red Sea Coast. I have put them on our Rotary Club website as Environmental Awareness is a new area of focus for...
  21. GeorginaEgypt

    Creating a Bird ID Card - Advice Please

    I have decided to share a Bird ID Guide for all the birds I have spotted and photographed in El Gouna. It has been one year since I started out on a mission to learn all the names of the birds, and I am up to around 80 species. This has left me completely confused so the number one use of this...
  22. GeorginaEgypt

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Little Miss Fledgling'

    No, definitely no shortage of food. The parents even had a stock at one stage they were catching so many migrating swallows. And there is usually such a bond between the chicks. Very strange
  23. Little Miss Fledgling

    Little Miss Fledgling

    It was all drama this year with the kestrels that nest opposite my balcony in El Gouna, Red Sea, Egypt. This is the 7th year I have followed their story from my apartment. It began with mum laying 5 eggs. 4 chicks hatched. Then two just vanished. Not sure what happened. There are always...
  24. The birdies can be brutal

    The birdies can be brutal

    The kestrel preparing one of two bee-eaters today for the chicks in the nest.
  25. GeorginaEgypt

    What was it?

    I didn't see the bird before it was being consumed so was not sure with the spotted feathers on the ledge in front. I have been waiting to see the kestrels catch another spotted bird which they just did, so maybe it was a pipit?
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