The Syrian Serin, once a familiar songbird in Lebanon, is now on the brink. Field studies show its population has declined alarmingly — with fewer than 5,000 individuals left worldwide.
The threats are real and growing:
❌ Irresponsible hunting, as it is often mistaken for other small birds.
❌ Overgrazing, destroying its nesting grounds.
❌ Invasive species, such as the Common Myna and Hooded Crow.
❌ Pesticides and random tree trimming, devastating its food sources.
Without urgent conservation action, the sweet call of the Syrian Serin could vanish forever from Lebanon’s mountains and valleys.
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