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The Hume's Owl is not even endemic to the Arabian Peninsula but still a hard bird to come-by so it is always a pleasure to see (János Oláh).

The splendid Nubian Nightjar is easily seen on the Yemen & Socotra tour. On our last tour we had Nubian and Egyptian Nightjar within 30 minutes (János Oláh)!

The Socotra Scops Owl is just one of the endemics of this remarkable island of Yemen. It is also called the 'Little Madagascar' (János Oláh).

The Arabian Golden Sparrow is certainly a superb bird of the lowlands of Yemen (János Oláh).

We managed to find the rare Socotra Bunting on both tours we ever run to Socotra (János Oláh).

This blue-eyed warbler is restricted to the uplands of northern Yemen and the mountains of adjacent Saudi Arabia. It is considered vulnerable by Birdlife International. The Parisomas now widely accepted to be 'Sylvia' warblers (János Oláh).

An other Arabian Peninsula endemic. It is a scarce inhabitant of the higher elevations (János Oláh).

This true Yemen endemic is fairly easy to see around the summit of Jabal Saber (János Oláh).

Yemen Serin is a fairly nondescript seedeater of the highland habitats. It is very similar to the Ankober Serin of Ethiopia (János Oláh).

Arabian Woodpecker is one of those sought-after birds what we see on the Yemen & Socotra tour (János Oláh).
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