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Why Israel?

In a nutshell, Israel is located at an intercontinental junction, thus hosting a huge variety of species. This is the northern boundary of African birds, the western boundary for Asian species and the southern boundary of some western Palearctic species.
This junction is a major migration with roughly 500 million birds using it every spring and autumn. Watching the huge flocks of the soaring birds in migration is an amazing experience - you might get a sense of it from the picture below. We offer a variety of guided tours, from half to seven days, to capture the essence of Israel's magnificent birding opportunities. Our in-depth familiarity with the area and bird's species, combined with the most up-to-date information available, will yield the most out of your visit.
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White storks in migration

 


Lesser Flamingo
(Phoeniconaias minor) Eilat salt pans, Mar.06

Dotterel
(Charadrius morinellus) Yotvata, Dec.05

Serin
(Serinus serinus) Hula, Feb.05
 
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