Those who have a passion of birding must indulge in Bird Watching in Jordan. One of the wonderful things to do in Jordan, Bird Watching in Jordan is the best way to while away your leisure time.
Bird-watchers from all across the world make frequent visits to Jordan, a lovely country in the Middle East. Bird watchers indulge in week-long trips to Jordan to catch an amazing sight of some rare and exotic species of indigenous birds and others that migrate every year between the northern and southern hemispheres. Located at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and Asia makes Jordan the perfect place for bird spotting featuring some of the most exotic species of these three major continents.
Jordan bird watching features spotting a variety of avian acrobats found all across the country. The picturesque landscape made up of rugged mountains, verdant green woodlands, scrubby steppe and hot deserts make for a natural habitat for a variety of bird species. Spotting the birds sheltered in their natural habitats, Bird Watching in Jordan becomes a unique affair.
The Great Rift Valley in Jordan is a major point for heavy-traffic on the principal migration routes for birds flying between Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Russia and Africa. Just look up at the skies over the Rift Valley and you will find circling birds of prey.
The local people are very friendly and give you proper tips for Bird watching in Jordan. You can also visit some of the most attractive natural and historic wonders along with Bird watching in Jordan. Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea are replete with history and picturesque beauty, beckoning to have a memorable experience here.
You can spot a wide variety of birds especially in the Eastern Desert habitat. Here you can watch more aquatic and desert species along with migrants. Indulge in Bird watching in Jordan and catch a glimpse of a variety of species including the Temmiink's Horned Lark, Desert Lark, Hoopoe Lark, Desert Wheatear and Trumpeter Finch. You will get a rare sight of the cranes and Imperial Eagles across this area, while the Desert Castles area east of Amman is home to the Thick-billed Lark and Red-rumped Wheatears.
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