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"Mahdawi" monitors 4 years and "fungal" thanks him and asks him to continue
Mohammed bin Ali Al-Mahdawi was able to monitor the number of migrating hawks in Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf for four years from 2014 to 2017.
And received a thank you certificate from the Saudi Wildlife Authority, which invited him to continue his efforts to preserve the biodiversity of his country of origin.
In a new statistic of Al-Mahdawi, resident of Al-Leith governorate, statistics for 2018 indicate the number of migratory hawks (free, shahin) in the Kingdom and in the Persian Gulf countries, which fell to 34% from the previous three calendar years.
Al-Mahdawi has called on hawkers and those who are interested in preserving the rest of these breeds in the future, as well as a qualitative initiative allowing falconers to release endemic or migratory hawks, especially the Qarnis.
The total number of hawks in the Kingdom and the Persian Gulf countries for the year 2018 (371), including 18 free (Ideal and Tawam) and 353 for Shahin (Ideal and Tawam).
Statistics reveal the number of migratory hawks in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf
Abdul Razzaq Al-Bajali
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2019-03-04
Mohammed bin Ali Al-Mahdawi was able to monitor the number of migrating hawks in Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf for four years from 2014 to 2017.
And received a thank you certificate from the Saudi Wildlife Authority, which invited him to continue his efforts to preserve the biodiversity of his country of origin.
In a new statistic of Al-Mahdawi, resident of Al-Leith governorate, statistics for 2018 indicate the number of migratory hawks (free, shahin) in the Kingdom and in the Persian Gulf countries, which fell to 34% from the previous three calendar years.
Al-Mahdawi has called on hawkers and those who are interested in preserving the rest of these breeds in the future, as well as a qualitative initiative allowing falconers to release endemic or migratory hawks, especially the Qarnis.
The total number of hawks in the Kingdom and the Persian Gulf countries for the year 2018 (371), including 18 free (Ideal and Tawam) and 353 for Shahin (Ideal and Tawam).
March 4, 2019 – Jumada Al-Akhirah 1440
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"Mahdawi" monitors 4 years and "fungal" thanks him and asks him to continue
Mohammed bin Ali Al-Mahdawi was able to monitor the number of migrating hawks in Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf for four years from 2014 to 2017.
And received a thank you certificate from the Saudi Wildlife Authority, which invited him to continue his efforts to preserve the biodiversity of his country of origin.
In a new statistic of Al-Mahdawi, resident of Al-Leith governorate, statistics for 2018 indicate the number of migratory hawks (free, shahin) in the Kingdom and in the Persian Gulf countries, which fell to 34% from the previous three calendar years.
Al-Mahdawi has called on hawkers and those who are interested in preserving the rest of these breeds in the future, as well as a qualitative initiative allowing falconers to release endemic or migratory hawks, especially the Qarnis.
The total number of hawks in the Kingdom and the Persian Gulf countries for the year 2018 (371), including 18 free (Ideal and Tawam) and 353 for Shahin (Ideal and Tawam).
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