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Monday, March 25, 2013

The Team

The 2013 Djibouti Egyptian Vulture Team
Our team included: Ahmed Hamadou (seated), (standing left to right) Houssein Rayaleh, Mike McGrady, Eleyeh Abdillahi and Ali Darrar.  Ahmed is a local Afar and served as our guide.  Hossein is the director of Djibouti Nature, a wildlife conservation NGO.  Mike is an avian ecologist with International Avian Research. Eleyeh is a volunteer and has received training on monitoring Egyptian vultures at a workshop in Ethiopia, supported by European funding and the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds. Ali is a vice principal at a school in Atta, a town about 40 km west of Djibouti city.



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