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African Green Bee-eater
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10 facts about the African Green Bee-eater

The African Green Bee-eater (Merops viridissimus) is a striking bird found across arid regions of Africa. Known for its vibrant green plumage and agile hunting skills, this species is a delight to birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike. Here are ten fascinating facts about this remarkable bird:

African Swamphen
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10 Fascinating Facts About the African Swamphen

African Swamphen (Porphyrio madagascariensis), with its vivid blue-purple body, red bill, and long toes, is a highlight for birdwatchers visiting Egypt’s Nile Valley.
The bird is one of Africa’s most colorful and bold waterbirds. Here are 10 fascinating facts that reveal why this species is so special:

10 facts about Ferruginous Duck
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10 Interesting facts about the Ferruginous Duck

The Ferruginous Duck (Aythya nyroca) is one of the most elegant and captivating waterfowl species you can spot along the Nile, especially in the beautiful wetlands of Aswan. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just curious about local wildlife, here are 10 fascinating facts that reveal why the Ferruginous Duck is so unique—and why its presence in Aswan is becoming increasingly important for conservation.

Blue-cheeked bee-eater
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First breeding record for Blue-cheeked Bee-eater in Aswan?

Blue-cheeked bee-eater (Merops persicus) is a migrant breeder (MB) and regular passage visitor (PV) bird, as it is described in “Common Birds of Egypt” for Bertel Bruun and Sherif Baha El Din. The breeding range is only limited on the Nile Delta. Is it the first breeding record in the South?

Why we should care about birds
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10 reasons, why we should care about birds

Birds are more than just beautiful creatures that fill our skies with their songs. They are essential players in the health of our planet and have a direct impact on human life in ways many people may not realize. Understanding why we should care about birds is the first step toward protecting them.
Here are 10 reasons why we should care about birds.

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