The Hoopoe Instantly recognizable, the loveable Hoopoe is never hard to spot, thanks to its striking mohawk and distinctive black and white wings. Listen carefully to hear its call, which sound like cries of “Hoop Hoop”.

The Falcon The falcon can be found soaring high over the rolling desert, in search of game. With pointed wings and a recognizable black crown of feathers, this raptor is the undisputed King of the Peninsula.

The European Goldfinch The star of poems and symphonies, the European Goldfinch is loved for its sweet, tinkling song. With a distinctive red face, and black and yellow-tipped wings, it’s a visual masterpiece.

The Bulbul Found across Africa, the Middle East and Asia, this playful songbird is characterized by its long elegant tail, short, rounded wings and delicate feet. Its olive-green feathers are punctuated by dramatic red vents.

The Rock Pigeon A strong and swift flyer, the plump Rock Pigeon is celebrated for its ability to navigate its way home, across deserts and valleys, which offer few navigational landmarks.

The Bee-Eater Brightly colored, with red, yellow, blue and purple feathers, the Bee-Eater feasts on wasps, bees and other insects. A treat for the ears, as well as the eyes, they harmonize in joyful chorus.