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Uganda Birding Importance
Uganda is an Equatorial country of astonishing contrasts with an amazing diversity of habitats with a checklist of over 1050 bird Species, despite its small size compared to Great Britain in Europe, Ghana in West Africa and the State of Oregon in the US. Uganda ranks high among the richest destinations for birds in Africa and probably world over. With over 1,050 species recorded, out of which over
Kenya Birding Importance
Kenya has one of the richest avifauna in Africa, with up to 1,132 bird species recorded. Out of which 9: Taita Thrush Turdus helleri, Tana River Cisticola Cisticola restricts,Aberdare Cisticola Cisticola aberdare, Taita White-eye Zosterops Silvanus, South Pare White-eye Zosterops kulalensis, Hinde's Pied-BabblerTurdoides hindei, Williams's Lark Mirafra williamsi, Sharpe's Pipit Macronyx sharpie,
Rwanda Birding Importance
Rwanda boosts a health bird Checklist of up 680 species in comparison to it size of 26,328 km². The avifauna includes 17 species of global conservation concern. Five of these are non-breeding migrants, four from the Palearctic namely; Pallid Harrier, Lesser Kestrel, Great Snipe and Black-winged Pratincole while the fifth, Madagascar Squacco Heron, breeds in Madagascar...
Why Go Birding With Us?
A bird guide is a very important part of any birding tour; our guides are chosen very carefully on merit. They are personable, knowledgeable men and women with interesting academic and professional backgrounds who have all the skills to conduct an extended birding birding tour in a professional manner and to make sure every individual has a great time. We emphasize quality bird watching...
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19 Day Uganda Bird & Wildlife Photography Tour
From the source of the mighty river Nile on Lake Victoria to the snow-capped Ruwenzori Range, the montane forests of the Virunga volcanoes, harboring some of the last remaining Mountain Gorillas, to the extensive savannas around the awe-inspiring Murchison Falls, Uganda is an equatorial country of astonishing contrasts. No other area in Africa can match its amazing diversity of habitats, and this richness is reflected in its incredible bird list of over 1050 species. Amongst these are many highly sought-after birds, such as the unique and elusive Shoebill and the numerous spectacular endemics of the Albertine Rift Valley. The huge bird list is all the more remarkable given the small size of the country (approximately equal to Great Britain or state of Oregon in USA), making it, arguably the richest African birding destination...
Birding & Gorilla Tracking Tour
This 7 day bird watching tour is likely to see up to 250 bird species. It takes you to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park for mountain gorilla tracking and speciality bird species seeing. Bwindi impenetrable forest has habituated families of mountain gorillas alongside other species of primates namely; Chimpanzees, Colubus monkeys, Olive baboons, e.t.c. This UNESCO world heritage site is one of the richest forests for flora and fauna in Africa and now here for your adventure.
The forest boosts 360 bird species...
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