Saudi Arabia records rare desert bird breeding

For the first time, Saudi Arabia has documented a confirmed nesting and breeding of the Egyptian vulture within King Abdulaziz Reserve, according to a scientific study published in an international journal. Two eggs were recorded on the ground without a traditional nest, with successful hatching and chick emergence confirmed in April 2025. This achievement is significant for understanding the distribution of this rare bird in desert environments, reflecting the species' ability to adapt to local conditions, and contributes to updating data on its territorial range.

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