Diverse migratory birds at sandy hill
The large sandy plover (Charadrius leschenaultii) has been observed in wild areas within the Northern Borders Province of Saudi Arabia, reflecting the region's diverse migratory bird population. Belonging to the plover family, this bird serves as an indicator of healthy natural habitats. It is characterized by a strong build, a thick beak, and long legs that help it adapt to sandy and muddy environments. During winter, its plumage is a light sandy color with white undersides for camouflage. In spring, it becomes more distinctive, with its chest turning a reddish-brown and a black stripe extending across its eyes. The frequent sightings of migratory birds demonstrate the quality and stability of the ecological systems, highlighting the importance of protecting natural habitats and supporting efforts to conserve biodiversity, in line with Saudi Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative.
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