Song of bird from one perched up on tall juniper trees, on exposed tops; several other bird in area as part of small foraging flock. Part of same flock as featured in XC715094 and XC715095.

Calls and flight calls from small flock feeding on ground and on rock faces of low cliffs on edge of park; birds going under boulders and into small caves on cliff face. Same birds as featured in XC715094.

Calls and flight calls from small flock feeding on ground and on rock faces of low cliffs on edge of park; birds going under boulders and into small caves on cliff face.

Calls from one or more birds on the ground, followed at the end by flight calls.

maybe same as XC686274

Calls from small group of c5 birds, perched very closely on low bushes up the hill from the sinkhole. Finally flying and calling as doing so at 1:16. Long periods of silence and wind hum cut out.

Calls of birds that were busy feeding together with House Sparrows in the shed by the parking lot. Most of the Yemen Serins frequently flew up to the concrete walls of the shed and clung to the vertical surfaces.Recording filtered to remove noise from nearby construction site. Recording Equipment: Telinga Pro 7 Stereo Dat Mic, Sounddevices 702

Unchanged recording of birds sitting on fence at distance of appr. 20m

Yemen Serin calling and singing, although I am not entirely sure about the latter. Bird sitting in a tree over the viewpoint next to the sink hole while a Bonelli's Eagle was flying circles over the sink hole. That's why the Tristram's starling make such a noise.

Birds flying by.

Birds seen at about 30m. Another series of calls.

Birds seen at about 30m. Series of calls.

Given as birds were flushed from the ground while foraging

Vocalisation given repeatedly by one of two birds perched on overhead wires; they were there and vocalising repeatedly like this for almost 5mins. No other vocalisations heard. I am not unsure if this represents a call or song; this vocalisation appears not to be noted in HBW-Alive nor in 'Birds of the Middle East' field guide. It can also be heard in this recording: XC71576 . High pass filter set to 1500Hzへるつ applied to reduce wind hum. Same bird as featured in XC445356.

Vocalisation given repeatedly by one of two birds perched on overhead wires; they were there and vocalising repeatedly like this for almost 5mins. No other vocalisations heard. I am not unsure if this represents a call or song; this vocalisation appears not to be noted in HBW-Alive nor in 'Birds of the Middle East' field guide. It can also be heard in this recording: XC71576 . High pass filter set to 1500Hzへるつ applied to reduce wind hum.