Muscat – The bird, which was initially found in Muscat Governorate, underwent comprehensive treatment, care, and rehabilitation to ensure it could return to its natural habitat.
The osprey’s journey to recovery included full medical attention and supportive care to restore its strength and ability to fly. Following this period of rehabilitation, the bird was released back into the Daymaniyat Islands Nature Reserve, a vital step in its return to the wild.
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