hello, i live in israel in the northern negev desert, where usually hugh flock's of birds(stork ,crane) arraive each year and pass us twoard africa, i know that israel is a main land bridge to africa , and its pretty logical that the flock's from europ choose to fly from this route mainly because of the mediternian sea, that blocks the way of most central europ, but there is two more routes that i find on the map : from italy to malta and to north africa, seems like a good route for birds.and from spain to moroco via gibraltar crossing, seems like the better option of the two.so , can someone help me ? do the big migrating birds fly from these routes too? and if soo, which of the three(or 4 maybe??!) is the buissiest ?thanx in advance!
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You are freaking me outI totally just ate fruity pebbles 3 minutes agoHAHA!! I have milk and you don't!! sticks out tongue at you!
I hear Kashi is really good and high in fiber.Also try oat meal with a little fruit.
The Hula Valley in Israel's Galilee has become one of the main migratory spots for birds en route between Europe and AfricaAlthough general tourism might be down in Israel, birdwatchers are flocking to the Hula Valley to get a glimpse of the many rare and varied species of birds visiting Israel check out website below
kashi and special K vanilla almond
You are freaking me outI totally just ate fruity pebbles 3 minutes agoHAHA!! I have milk and you don't!! sticks out tongue at you!
I hear Kashi is really good and high in fiber.Also try oat meal with a little fruit.
The Hula Valley in Israel's Galilee has become one of the main migratory spots for birds en route between Europe and AfricaAlthough general tourism might be down in Israel, birdwatchers are flocking to the Hula Valley to get a glimpse of the many rare and varied species of birds visiting Israel check out website below
