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King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve has successfully documented the first instance of breeding of the Egyptian vulture (Long-legged Buzzard) within the Kingdom. This is a rare species listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List. During field monitoring operations at the Umm Al-Thaybah site, two eggs were observed on the ground, and it was confirmed that the chicks hatched after about a week. This discovery enhances our understanding of the bird's distribution and reproductive behavior in the desert environment. Additionally, the reserve has recorded frequent sightings of the bird since mid-October, indicating its use of seasonal habitats and adaptation to local environmental conditions. This highlights the importance of preserving biodiversity and underscores the value of ongoing monitoring programs to protect rare species, in line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
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