Only had a few hours this morning to spare so I went over to Asry Lagoon set between the Shipyards and Pelletisation works. The tide was out unfortunately however I did encounter a Desert Wheatear along with its usual friend a Desert Warbler. All other species of Wheatear seem to chase the warbler off however these two seem to have a symbiotic relationship find one normally you can find the other.


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