October Big Day 2025: Get Ready for the Global Birding Event
On 11 October 2025, bird lovers worldwide will unite for October Big Day. Spend minutes or hours watching birds, log your sightings in eBird, and be part of a global scientific effort.
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How “Aswan Birdwatching” supports local communities
Aswan Birdwatching goes beyond birding by reinvesting trip revenues into local community projects—from wetland conservation and clean-up drives to inclusive nature trips.
Top 4 birds named after Egypt: Nature’s feathered ambassadors
Discover four fascinating birds named after Egypt. From elegant geese to rare nightjars, these birds reflect the country’s rich landscapes and unique wildlife heritage.
10 facts about Nile Valley Sunbird
The Nile Valley Sunbird is a tiny, jewel‑like bird found along the Nile in Egypt. Its vibrant colors, graceful hovering, and unique habits make it a favorite among birdwatchers. Discover 10 fascinating facts about this beautiful species and why it’s such a delight to spot in the wild.
Exclusive: Crimson‑Rumped Waxbills Cooling Off in Lake Nasser
Exclusive footage of rare Crimson‑Rumped Waxbills cooling off in Lake Nasser, a historic first observation for Egypt’s birdwatching scene.
Birds & Blossoms: How the Nile’s plants attract amazing birds
Discover how native plants like acacia trees attract stunning birds along the Nile in Aswan. Explore more with Aswan Birdwatching guided tours.
10 facts about Spur-winged Lapwing
Among the most striking and vocal resident waders found in Egypt, the Spur-Winged Lapwing (Vanellus spinosus) is a bird that never fails to capture attention. With its bold plumage, loud calls, and aggressive behavior during nesting, it’s a favorite sighting for some birdwatchers.
10 Amazing Bird Photography Tips
Bird photography is a wonderful blend of art, patience, and a deep understanding of nature. Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran wildlife photographer, there’s something magical about freezing a moment — a bird in flight, a piercing gaze, or a fleeting interaction — for eternity.
Birding for All: Aswan Birdwatching hosts pioneering trip for visually Impaired
In a groundbreaking event on the Nile, Aswan Birdwatching hosted a free birdwatching trip for people with visual impairments, blending the sounds of birds with storytelling and community spirit. From the haunting call of the Karawan to the joyful laughter of children hearing a Kingfisher for the first time, this trip redefined what it means to connect with nature. With support from local organizations, it marked a new chapter in inclusive ecotourism—where imagination, sound, and emotion guide the way.
Smiles, Birds and Karim: New birding adventure on the Nile
New birdwatching adventure along the Nile in Aswan, featuring vibrant birdlife, glowing smiles, and an unforgettable first-time experience for young Karim. Discover how nature, learning, and joy come together on this unique eco-tour.