A new report just added
Israel, 2012: Timo Marijnissen, 2 weeks & 11 species including Dorcas and Acacia Gazelles and Oryx.
Timo’s report is here http://mammalwatching.com/Palearctic/Otherreports/TM%20Israel%202012.pdf
cheers
Jon
New Trip Report – Israel
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Timo, please give more information about Ein Shahak? Is this a location inside Mizpat Ramon?
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Ein Shahak is just south of Hatseva, west of highway 90. Ein Shahak is clearly signposted just north of the km 150 marker of highway 90. Here, take the dirtroad west for a couple of kilometers untill you reach a small parking lot. I saw the Arabian Oryx in the desert west of the parking lot.
Regards, Timo
Thanks, Timo. I just found it on a satellite map. I would never have known about it without your sharing. I fell in love with the Yotvata Wildlife Reserve after visiting a few years ago and plan to return to the area in 2014.