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Lichtenstein’s Sandgrouse (Pterocles lichtensteinii)

Image | Posted on May 15, 2013 by kenyabirding | Leave a comment

The Eggs of White-browed Scrub Robin

@Joseph Aengwo

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A Sunday bird walk in the scrub bushes in the west of Lake Baringo yielded the following species

Posted on April 22, 2013 by kenyabirding

1.Black and White Cuckoo 2.African Cuckoo 3.Black-throated Barbet 4.Red-fronted Barbet 5.Red and Yellow Barbet 6.Black-cheeked Waxbill 7.Red-fronted Warbler 8.Pale Prinia 9.Yellow-breasted Apalis 10.Buff-bellied Warbler 11.Cliff Chat 12.Brown-tailed Rock Chat 13.Hemprich’s Hornbill 14.Jackson’s Horbill 15.African Grey Hornbill 16.Northern Red-billed Hornbill 17.African … Continue reading →

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Birding Eco-tours in African savanna, Kenya

Image | Posted on April 18, 2013 by kenyabirding | Tagged Bird call, Bird guide, Bird identification, Birding expedition, Birding holidays in Kenya, searching for birds in Kenya, Wildlife and birding safaris | Leave a comment

Kenya Makes to semi finals, please my fellow birders, visit the site and vote for Kenya

Posted on April 2, 2013 by kenyabirding

http://birdingblogs.com/2013/Gunnar/semi-finals-world-bird-destination-cup-2013

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white-headed Mousebird (Colius leucocephalus)

Mousebirds, sometimes called colies, are an ancient group of small arboreal birds in Africa. They are so unique in morphological peculiarities that they were proposed as a separate Order of birds as long ago as 1872, and this placement has … Continue reading →

Image | Posted on March 12, 2013 by kenyabirding | Tagged Bird Guides in Kenya, Birding in Aberdare national park, Birding in Lake Baringo, Birding in Lake Bogoria, Birding in Masai Mara, Birding in Meru Nartional Park, Birding in Saiwa swamp National Park, Birding in Samburu, Birdwatching in Kenya, Blue-naped Mousebird, Endemic of Arabuko sokoke forest, endemic of Kakamega forest, Endemic of Taita hills, Important birding areas in Kenya, Joseph Aengwo, Kenya birding holidays, Kenyabirding, Kongolai Escarpment, Mida creek birding, Ornithological guided tours, Shrps Longclow of Kinangop grasslands, Speckled mousebird, White-headed Mousebird | 4 Comments

Golden-winged Sunbird (Nectarinia reichenowi)

Golden-winged Sunbird has a bright yellow tail and wings, the shoulders are dark gray, the dark gray extending to the nape and throat, while the head and downturned beak are lighter gray. The tail is long and ends in two … Continue reading →

Image | Posted on February 24, 2013 by kenyabirding | Tagged Amboseli, Arabuko sokoke, Arabuko Sokoke Forest, Bird guide, Bird photography, bird songs, birdguides, Birding Holiday in Kenya, Birding safaris, Birding tours, Birding Trips, birds for hire in Kenya, Birdwatching, conservation initiatives, East Africa, Golden-winged sunbird, Important Bird Areas, Kakamega Forest, kenya, Kenya birding, Lake Baringo, Lake Naivasha, Lake Victoria, Maasai Mara, Ornithological safaris, Saiwa swamp, Samburu, taita hills, Tsavo East, Tsavo west | 5 Comments

Kenya Makes it to the Semi-Finals of the top birding destionation in the world birding destination competition.

Posted on February 21, 2013 by kenyabirding

http://birdingblogs.com/2013/Gunnar/quarter-finals-in-world-birding-destination-cup-2013

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Arabuko Sokoke Forest, Birding guides in Kenya, Birding holidays in east africa, birding hotspot in Kenya, Birding safaris, birds conservation in Kenya, Kakamega Forest, kenya birds photography, kenyabirding blog, Kenyabirding Tours, Kinangop grassland, Lake Baringo, Lake Bogoria, Meru, mida creek, Mt.Kenta, Samburu, Taita Hill | 2 Comments

African Hawk Eagle (Aquila spilogaster)

African Hawk Eagle (Aquila spilogaster) are large birds of Prey that occur naturally in Kenya, where they inhabit wooded hills.In Kenya they mostly seen in birding hot spot like Masai Mara,Tsavo West and East,Nairobi National Park,Hell’s Gate, and Lake Nakuru … Continue reading →