Aswan in winter offers more than temples and desert landscapes: it becomes a haven for birdwatchers. With mild weather, vibrant resident species, and spectacular migratory visitors along the Nile, the city is the perfect escape for nature lovers seeking a unique winter holiday.
Beyond the lush Nile, the deserts of Aswan harbor a unique world of birdlife. From the resourceful brown-necked raven to the delicate desert lark and the striking hooded wheatear, each species has mastered the art of survival in arid landscapes. This article introduces the most fascinating desert birds of Aswan -residents and migrants alike- revealing the adaptations that make them true survivors of the Sahara.
The Reed Cormorant (Microcarbo africanus), also called the Long-tailed Cormorant, is a small but skillful African waterbird. Known for its elegant dives, sun-drying wings, and important ecological role, this bird is full of surprises. Here are 10 interesting facts you should know about it.
