Asian Houbara
The spread of Asian Houbara stretches from Northeast Asia (Mongolia and China) through
Central Asia, the Middle East and the Arabian Peninsula to the Sinai desert .
After the breeding season in Central Asia during the spring, some groups of Asian Houbara
migrate south to spend the winter in warmer regions (Arabia, Pakistan and neighboring
Southwest Asia). Early the following spring, these birds return to their breeding habitats in China,
Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and other northeastern regions.
Some groups of Asian Houbara live and breed in the southern part of their range, especially in
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Yemen, and parts of Iran, Pakistan and
Turkmenistan .