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Dubai: A young Saudi man has turned the roof of his house into a nature reserve with more than 200 birds of 40 species, local Saudi media has reported.
The 34-year-old Bashar Al Shuraim, who lives in Al Shefa neighbourhood in Riyadh, said that his passion for birds was the motive behind transforming his roof into a bird conservation area.
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He said: “Children and their families are allowed to visit my small reserve six days a week for free and enjoy their time.”
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