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Migration slowing down – Sabkhat Al Fasl An early morning trip to Sabkhat Al Fasl turned out to be fairly quiet. There were still plenty of Red-backed Shrikes, with over twenty seen during the visit, as well as Willow Warblers, but not really much else. Passerine migrants included an Upcher’s Warbler, ten Spotted Flycatchers, three Common Redstarts, one Daurian Shrike and a Eurasian Turtle Dove that appeared to be collecting nesting material. Several Sand Martins and Barn Swallows were flying over with one or two European Bee-eaters but very little else. Common Redstart Spotted Flycatcher Herons were represented by seven Little Bitterns, two Grey Herons, one Purple Heron and ten Squacco Herons. Very few waders were seen but evidence of breeding was noted for Kentish Plovers and Little Ringed Plover with several very young Kentish Plovers seen with parents looking on and two juvenile Little Ringed Plover that must have bred somewhere nearby. Other passage waders included a fe

Saudi arabiaSabkhat al faslAsh sharqiyahRed backed shrikesWillow warblersSpotted flycatchersCommon redstartsDaurian shrikeEurasian turtle doveSand martinsBarn swallowsEuropean bee eatersLittle bitternsGrey heronsPurple heronKentish plovers