Al-Tala' Al-Murzam during heat and bird migration
The appearance of the Malzem star, also known as the Yemeni Sirius, begins at the start of August in the Northern Borders region. It is considered one of the most important astronomical phenomena connected to the climatic and agricultural heritage of the Arabian Peninsula. It coincides with the peak of the summer heat and indicates the ripening of the ripe date and the beginning of some bird migrations, especially the Dukh bird, signaling the start of seasonal changes and the gradual moderating of the weather as summer comes to an end. This star is regarded as a significant indicator for farming and migration, and among the local people, it is known as "Al-Tair" along the coastlines. It is also used in observing traditional seasonal patterns.
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