Migratory bird spotted anew in Oman wildlife reserve after two years

Migratory bird spotted anew in Oman wildlife reserve after two years
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The migratory bird Cream-colored Courser has been spotted at a wildlife reserve in Oman’s Al-Wusta governorate, two years after it was last spotted in the sanctuary. (ONA)
Migratory bird spotted anew in Oman wildlife reserve after two years
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The migratory bird Cream-colored Courser has been spotted at a wildlife reserve in Oman’s Al-Wusta governorate, two years after it was last spotted in the sanctuary. (ONA)
Migratory bird spotted anew in Oman wildlife reserve after two years
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The migratory bird Cream-colored Courser has been spotted at a wildlife reserve in Oman’s Al-Wusta governorate, two years after it was last spotted in the sanctuary. (ONA)
Migratory bird spotted anew in Oman wildlife reserve after two years
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The migratory bird Cream-colored Courser has been spotted at a wildlife reserve in Oman’s Al-Wusta governorate, two years after it was last spotted in the sanctuary. (ONA)
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Updated 04 July 2020
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Migratory bird spotted anew in Oman wildlife reserve after two years

DUBAI: The migratory bird Cream-colored Courser has been spotted at a wildlife reserve in Oman’s Al-Wusta governorate, two years after it was last spotted in the sanctuary.

Scientifically known as Cursorius cursor, and locally known as Darraj (Ad’Darraj, or runner), the Cream-colored Courser is one of many bird species widely prevalent in the Arabian Peninsula.

These species of birds live in semi-desert, pebbled and sandy lands with little vegetation or near cultivated lands or dry or grassy plains.