Three Hours on the River: A Birder’s Aswan Experience
A slow journey along the Nile reveals Aswan at its wildest: herons, sunbirds, bee-eaters, and desert voices blending with water and light. This is birding as an experience, not a checklist.
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GAGHMA: A Hidden Birding Jewel on the Nile Corniche
GAGHMA (جغما) is a hidden birding jewel on Aswan’s Nile Corniche. Since 2012, more than 104 bird species have been recorded in this patch of wetlands, trees, and wild plants. Despite its rich biodiversity, the site faces serious threats from plastic waste and irresponsible human activities. This article explores GAGHMA’s habitats, its seasonal birdlife, and why protecting it matters for Aswan’s natural heritage.
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 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.
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.
Event: “Better No Litter” Aswan Birdwatching’s Clean-Up Initiative
On January 25, 2025, our team organized a successful birding and clean-up event along the majestic River Nile in Aswan.
10 fascinating facts about the Egyptian Goose
Egyptian goose is a native african member of the Anatidae family including ducks, geese, and swans. Here are 10 fascinating facts about the Egyptian Goose!