Dead Sea Sparrow

Passer moabiticus

The Dead Sea Sparrow (Passer moabiticus) is a small, desert-dwelling bird found in the Middle East and parts of North Africa. It is well adapted to arid environments, often seen foraging for seeds and insects in sandy and rocky areas. This species is known for its distinctive gray-brown plumage, with a streaked back and pale underparts. The Dead Sea Sparrow is a social bird, often forming flocks and nesting in colonies. Its population is currently stable, but it faces potential threats from habitat loss and human disturbance.

Habitat: Desert and arid regions