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Given the current extraordinary circumstances which have seen millions of people around the world confined to their homes, OSME has
Given the current extraordinary circumstances which have seen millions of people around the world confined to their homes, OSME has
By Ghassan Ramadan-Jaradi and Fouad Itani ISBN 9 789953 051062 In English Association for Bird Conservation in Lebanon Published in
Given the current global coronavirus crisis, OSME have taken the decision to postpone this year’s Summer Meeting and AGM that
Recent advances in tracking technology have allowed scientists to understand the intricacies of bird migration like never before. Just a
Version 5.2 (available here) includes several species not previously recorded in the OSME region, such as African Crake Crex egregia
A guest blog by Cansu Özcan I am biologist Cansu Özcan from Turkey. I am a bird watcher since 2012
The year 2019 was another successful one for OSME. During the last 12 months we have seen a number of
First, a declaration of interest. I know both the authors and over the years have met or corresponded with the
On the 18th February, OSME Chairman, Rob Sheldon will be giving a talk on the ‘Birds of the Arabian Peninsula’
My birding journey started a year ago when our Fauna & Flora International (FFI) team launched a pilot project on the Saker Falcon Falco cherrug in Kyrgyzstan.
As far as bird trapping is concerned, our physical presence in Famagusta district mainly revolves around two things: monitoring trapping levels or raising awareness and bringing children closer to the world of birds through our school visits.
A guest blog by Ivan Turkovskii In 2019 I was awarded an OSME grant and want to tell you about
A guest blog by Michael Heiss, member of the Besh Barmag Bird Migration Count team No Besh Barmag Bird Migration Count
A guest blog by Volen Arkumarev This is the story of a young Egyptian Vulture Neophron percnopterus called Anna. She