The Egyptian Nightjar, a rare bird species, has been spotted again in the Wadi Wurayah Reserve in the UAE. This sighting comes five years after the bird was last seen in 2021. The Fujairah Environment Authority team successfully identified the bird as the same one previously recorded, thanks to a long-term bird ringing and monitoring program.
Wadi Wurayah Reserve: A Biodiversity Haven
The Wadi Wurayah Reserve is renowned for its rich biodiversity and is a protected area aimed at conserving the natural environment. The return of the Egyptian Nightjar is a positive sign of the reserve’s health and its support for wildlife.
About the Egyptian Nightjar
This special bird is nocturnal and known for its camouflage, making sightings rare and exciting for wildlife enthusiasts and researchers. The ongoing monitoring program plays a key role in:
- Tracking bird populations
- Contributing to conservation efforts
Conservation Efforts
The Fujairah Environment Authority continues to work hard to protect the region’s unique habitats and species. Bird watchers and nature lovers eagerly welcome the return of the Egyptian Nightjar as it highlights the success of conservation actions in the UAE.
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