NicoleB
Nature addict
BEACH CLEAN-UP SULAIBIKHAT (2) - May 11th 2011
16 Volunteers & a collection of around 3oo kg of rubbish went to recycling instead of rotting at the beach. And that was only another small stretch of that area. The beach you see somewhere close to the end is the next one in line waiting for being cleaned, worse than the first two put together. :/
And beach 3 is even worse, you see some of that in the album.
Lots of dead fish, dead crabs, a dead hammer shark and a bird head, 2 oiled Slender billed Gulls and a Curlew with shot wings, nasty algae in the water, some of it bubbling
Enjoy:
http://www.nicoleb.org/gallery/Envi...ps/kuwait-2011-beach-clean-up-sulaibikhat-2-/
PS: I was surprised to still see quite a few birds there
(35) Slender-billed Gulls, (1) Grey Plover, (5) Caspian Tern, (4) Night Heron, (2) Gull billed Tern, (5) House Sparrow, (2 dark & 2 white) Reef Heron, (2) Collared Dove), (12 - 1 immature) Flamingos, (4) Little Tern, (2) Grey Heron), (10) Terek Sandpiper), (7) Kentish Plover, (1) Graceful Prinia, (5) Curlew (1) with shot wing feathers, (1) Black-headed Gull, (4) Cream-coloured Courser, (1) fem. Pied Wheatear
and a few more I yet have to ID (uhm, that YOU yet have to ID )
The count would have most likely been higher in numbers, but since I was kind of busy collecting rubbish,.....
16 Volunteers & a collection of around 3oo kg of rubbish went to recycling instead of rotting at the beach. And that was only another small stretch of that area. The beach you see somewhere close to the end is the next one in line waiting for being cleaned, worse than the first two put together. :/
And beach 3 is even worse, you see some of that in the album.
Lots of dead fish, dead crabs, a dead hammer shark and a bird head, 2 oiled Slender billed Gulls and a Curlew with shot wings, nasty algae in the water, some of it bubbling
Enjoy:
http://www.nicoleb.org/gallery/Envi...ps/kuwait-2011-beach-clean-up-sulaibikhat-2-/
PS: I was surprised to still see quite a few birds there
(35) Slender-billed Gulls, (1) Grey Plover, (5) Caspian Tern, (4) Night Heron, (2) Gull billed Tern, (5) House Sparrow, (2 dark & 2 white) Reef Heron, (2) Collared Dove), (12 - 1 immature) Flamingos, (4) Little Tern, (2) Grey Heron), (10) Terek Sandpiper), (7) Kentish Plover, (1) Graceful Prinia, (5) Curlew (1) with shot wing feathers, (1) Black-headed Gull, (4) Cream-coloured Courser, (1) fem. Pied Wheatear
and a few more I yet have to ID (uhm, that YOU yet have to ID )
The count would have most likely been higher in numbers, but since I was kind of busy collecting rubbish,.....
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