Tropic Plus Fly
15 days/14 Nights Kenya Birding Wilderness Safari
DAY 01:
You board your night flight to Nairobi, Kenya to Europe
DAY 02: NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK
A smooth flight to see arrive at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi at 8:30 ET JKIA completion of the formalities of immigration, we collected our luggage and met our guides and good friends Joseph and Nico. Once outside the airport, we present our pilots skillfully loaded their baggage on vehicles. With most of us still trying to get our Binoculars our hand luggage to a Black Snake Eagle flew over the chest and several starlings Blackbird and Swift were seen shortly. No time to waste time that we were right in our great African safari. A short drive took us to the entrance of the Park Nairobi National and started birding. We are soon going to present some of the most common species, such as Red Sparrow and Yellow-rumped Seedeater and some group members saw his first giraffe masai toilets the rest of us have seen up close and Red-rumped Swallow Lesser Striped. They all take our positions in our respective vehicles, the roof was erected in the park and go. Several Masai Giraffe dominated Hartebeest jungle and opened our first Coca-Cola Masai Ostrich and we'll see. Great bands and Martins groups over the years appeared long line began to be seen everywhere. A big-eared vulture define the list of birds of prey of values and then a couple White-bellied bustard. Continue as it notched up some more Cisticola Stout with beautiful views and croaking. A group of Grant's gazelles do not pay attention to us as were near the beautiful sight of a pair of short tail Alouettes. Our first yellow Spurfowl neck were seen near the runway and the northern groups were observed Pied babblers. We made our way on dusty roads to our place of picnic time. In the white-backed vultures were easily visible as red-billed quelea Pipit and a long nose and a good pair of starlings Hildebrandt showing her beautiful eyes, bright red. Common AUGAR Bears found themselves suddenly Cape Buffalo were abundant and was looking olive baboons sitting in a tree to another. Along the way we found two Zebra Sunbird waxbills a bronze and a reasonable view Quail Finch, while in our picnic while we were invited a good meal and various birds could be observed between mouthfuls. A man of Cardinal Quelea we face as white-browed Scrub Robin and a yellow collar Spurfowl. With meals ended, we were on our way. A pool position close to the Black Crake, Malachite Kingfisher and a male reproductive Golden Weaver Holub. In the jungle we saw a beautiful African moustached warbler among a group that also contained bronze standard models waxbills Crimson-rumped. In a distant tree a great weaver Grosbeak was found and moved to a place of adult Bateleur Nice, in a brief appearance. Beside a bed of reeds, we have seen very near the crane and a little gray crown Rush Warbler was attracted to show business. Here, in a small lake a dart of Africa was seen perched near Heron Black-crowned night herons and a head of short black and Hadada have been identified. Several Masai giraffe gave us excellent views and close at the same time, seeing a few red beak oxpeckers found feeding on the back. Continue through the park, we arrive at a grassy knoll where a pride of lions sitting just twenty eight feet in front of us. After admiring these pussy cats "is must find Cape buffalo, small gazelles Thompson, and some huge Eland. Among the birds that have become too numerous to remember that we found a Francolin Shelley, then a bird good for the park, which was a red-yellow Barbet, plus I had an excellent view of a hawk oriental song posed pale. In a small pond we found a Cangrejera Madagascar plover and a beautiful, red-billed teal and some Sparrow-lark Fischer. On the other lake had Marabou Stork dominates hundred twelve Kittlitz plover at his feet. While other birds here included White-faced Whistling Ducks, Blacksmith Plovers, African Spoonbill, the long-tailed cormorant Plover other. Raptors now has included many black kite shoulders, and a fawn Eagles. Spotted Mousebirds became a common sight, Martin Fisherman have been seen at two points and a small number of Bee. In another pond, we've seen in Swallows and Black-tailed Saw-wing while maintaining a large tree a pair of guinea fowl Numidia. Among Longclaws saw a couple of yellow throat and a single pink bra. A pair of starlings almost Superb is then seen as a red-cheeked Cordon Bleu, Firefinch red beak, and Cinnamon-breasted Bunting. It was late so we headed back to one of the doors in the park, but not before seeing the first two five owls Marsh hunting in the prairies. Dusty and tired, it was not long before reaching our accommodation where they are cleaned and ready for our dinner and the first call of the tour.
DAY 03: Lake Naivasha NAIROBI –
Everyone gathered at dawn for a couple of hours bird watching before breakfast. We walked slowly around the grounds of the Academy and soon accumulated a good list of birds. A family of Thompson's gazelle the Fed on the grass around the room and just outside, we saw an immature Gabar Goshawk sitting in a nearby tree, while that about a few thick stained knees in the garden was very indifferent to our presence. Following the tour of the grounds of the Academy have met many wonderful and few starlings Big blue ear, while in a field of grass, sat a pair of plovers Coronado and Hadad had become commonplace. In the trees were common and many nesting Drongo White-browed Sparrow-Weavers, while above us flew Rock Martins, swallows small scratches and wire Virginia. A dead tree beside the road has held a very confident Grey Woodpecker hole in the nest and saw a couple of parrots Brown is out of the tree itself and disappeared quickly. Decline a long-crested eagle pond has shown that a group of Dusky Turtle Doves. In the pond, we saw a malachite kingfisher and plain Martins before searching the small area behind the trees. Here, we followed the edge of a dark capped yellow warbler, and after running around a bit to finally see. In the way we found Pin-tailed Whydah, a better view of the warbler, a pair of red-cheeked Cordon Bleus and Chinspot Batis. Nearby, we work a little harder, but soon everyone saw Parisoma Brown. As we have entered a grassy track in a small area of scrub and open wood, here we saw many birds with the best of them is the cute red-breasted and red-throated Tit. Back outside the room while watching Three stained thick knees then saw a banded Parisoma, Cape Robin Chat, spotted flycatcher African and a pair of starlings Hildebrandt. Feeders around the building has attracted many scarlet chest and looking at these little gems Sunbirds with sunlight reflecting deep red throat, breast and almost made us a little late for breakfast. After a delicious and varied start to the day when the minibus and Limuru burden to our first designated stop. Once here, soon we were in the vehicles and the creation of our telescopes are to a large shallow pond. There were several target species We had to find and did not take long to find both maccoa and white-backed ducks. A little more research and we added Yellow-billed Duck in South Duck, Hottentot Teal, a large number of coots and grebes red knob Little. Then the water board had a good view of Lesser Swamp Warbler and some members group saw only striated heron heron and Madagascar. Stonechat Close looks very nice and behind us on a bench was Baglafecht Cisticola Hunter and Weaver. Check this production the ponds behind us, we continue our journey. A few stops along the way we have a very confident Mountain Buzzard, and Cape Wagtail.
Our next stop miles good off-road is a beautiful area of mountain forests of medium height. We parked in a clearing, which soon became a hive of activity. On the grass in front of us, we looked at olive thrushes and then find the mountain whites of the eyes, black Back Puffback and a family of white-eyed Slaty Flycatcher. A bit more work and earn Montano on its summit Oriole Brown Weaver, Yellow-rumped Tinkerbird, a pair of thin-billed bands, a cardinal and a maximum torque of Apalis black collar. This area was just great for the birds! Hill was talkative Africa and Tropical Boubou and not a brown Apalis neck. A beautiful White-starred Robin asked a lot for us just before we stopped to eat our picnic. After lunch, we went to a track and soon had an excellent view of a pair of Black-necked Apalis, Brown and two Robin Ruppell Warbler forest cats. On the other side along a dark Flycatcher African Seedeater was also found that thick, yellow-pin Bulbul, Grey Apalis, Sunbirds and Northern Double-Col. We proceeded to walk down the runway and into the woods where they found a group of Noisy-Black and white colobus monkeys before they tracked down a pair of Black with Bush-shrike facade of red and yellow phase birds to be seen. About one white-tailed crested Flycatcher was eventually well, then slowly approached the vehicle. Here, we have tried several times to see a song Evergreen Forest Warbler and only our third attempt to get the most of the views of the group. What Skulker! Leaving here we are parties to the Lake Naivasha. A small detour through the mountain road we could find Lavandera and over an area of arable land that had Stoves capped and other less impressive Cape Torres. We tried to access an area of grassland, but the recent rains, the road impassable, is a ring of ice slurry. We had to turn around and made the best of him seeking a similar habitat where we found thirty black-winged Plovers and smooth meadow-backed Pipit. It was time to stop so he went to Lake Naivasha and Lake Naivasha Country Club Hotel arrive here in the dark.
DAY 04: Lake Naivasha
We woke up this morning by the wonderful African fish called Eagles echo in the nearby lake. On the way to breakfast we went through the green area of the box, noisy trees Hadad Buru black and talkative expected around the outside of the cabin. A common zebra has also been identified and considered as out of place in the back of the field. After breakfast we met and headed to the dock ready for our boat trip on Lake Naivasha tomorrow. As we walked the grounds waterbuck Waterbuck boxes arrived on the grass for food. From the landing of a good collection of birds rapidly gained as a Giant, Malachite Kingfisher and many sectors, and the cormorant long tail, goose winged plover African spoonbills.
A pair of African fish saw Eagles perch near and elegant looking African Pied Wagtails ran around the pier. Several gray back tax arises for us, before we took our two boats and sailed across the lake. A large yellow-billed Stork was the first many like the Pink-backed Pelican water floating at his side. As we sailed slowly near the reeds, herons and ducks have been seen everywhere. Many waders were new for the trip to and including the barker, Wood Sandpiper, Black-Godwit and Ruff. There were lots of Lesser Swamp Warbler flitting around and the giant Goliath all herons have been seen. purple heron and egret has become commonplace and Whiskered and Gull-billed Tern are found. Above us we had to work to find the number of swifts Little, Nyanza and Horus. A horned owl was seen when many white bearded GNU Common Waterbuck, Common Zebra and Impala fed into the distance. A large round Hippo has been seen feeding on the water and near a large bill stork showed us a chair far better than before. In a clay surface which had excellent views, close to three-toed Plovers and a single long Plover Kittlitz before it was time to turn around and go back to the hostel. Back in the spring and we appreciated With superb views and nearly four gray-rumped swallow Martin had seen nearby in the shrubs had several happy bee-eaters seem nice. To return to our cabins, we collected the luggage together and met on the minibus to discover that there were electrical problems that need fixing.
A look around extensive grounds of the lodge helped pass the time. A cuckoo called Black was the first bird that we very easily and naturally had to find! A Cuckoo Klaas, then gave us the race until he finally made it to the top of a tree. Outside the front of the reception we've seen in Green-Wood hoopoe Another Cuckoo Black and later a red-breasted Cuckoo. Weaver and White-browed Robin-IM vessels were found together with a pair of Amethyst Sunbirds, Red-headed Weaver Black Cuckoo-shrike and Black-headed Africa for the Orioles. With our minibus provides now, we set off and drove to a small rocky gorge. One stop on the road before this book a couple of traps Pale, a magnificent male Weaver Red-headed Bunting and Golden Chest.
On the way to the throat and we soon found the target species stones followed Schalow for a couple of laments Cisticola. Our stomachs told us it takes time for our picnic and ate, both wild and flanked Prini have Camaroptera Grey-headed been identified. Back on the bus it is time to leave the disc for Lake Baringo. We have gone through great views of the Great Rift Valley, and a significant change in the home led us dry thorn scrub. One stop on the road to understand when the outside temperature had risen about bits. Despite stretching the legs are a pair of parrots and Brown Crombec pretty face red. Continuing with our first Dikdik Kirk was seen crossing the route taken by a leopard tortoise did the same, but more slowly. Near our hostel and we made a brief stop beside some open scrub Plover Black-headed that were readily visible, a Silverbird sits on a wire, and our first Red-billed Hornbill and white-bellied birds GB take have been identified. A good Sunbird is then considered as the final leg was completed on arrival at Lake Baringo Country Club. After a drink welcome, showed us all to our cabins. We saw a Verreaux Eagle on a tree only twenty meters. What a view! When everyone settled in to we met and went straight to the tree where each enjoy excellent views of a pair of these magnificent owls, a bird that has been observed eating a hedgehog. Kingfisher forests and a variety of weavers, including Jackson and Little Golden argued. A group of red speakers played a little tangled in a bush as we walked toward the lake, where Nubia good peak has worked his way around a dead tree. Beside the lake, we looked and found two reeds Goliath heron, a bittern flying and several bishops included orange and yellow crowned. An excellent day we returned to our rooms and then met a wonderful dinner in the gardens of the inn.
DAY 05: Lake Baringo
This morning we were on the threshold of a bird watching before breakfast. As we headed for the shuttle bus which passed by a large number of birds in and around the gardens. There were now three Verreaux eagle owl sitting on a beautiful tree and Northern Shrikes white crown and forest kingfisher to see all the white morph African Paradise Flycatcher flew gracefully across the bus parked near the entrance of the lodge. Then moved to the nearby cliffs. The first step just outside the box was for a supply of Hunter Sunbird in a bush with two Beautiful Sunbirds. On the way we stopped at only two projects Abyssinian Scimitar-law has crossed the road and in the pursuit of these we find a network address and several Warbler Madagascar bee-eaters, Blue-collar Mousebirds, a good pair of goshawks Dark-singing and a little further, a pair of African Pygmy Falcons and a drink of Ethiopia. Parking close to the cliff we went and had a good ride. A show Hornbill Sooty and soon followed by our first Hornbill Jackson. Fan-tailed Ravens flew over us and White-rumped Swifts were also observed. Several Black Barbets throat, and then made a special appearance and showed Lanner falcon sitting on a branch that leaves the cliff.
Among the rocks scattered around the base of the cliff there with a brown-tail Rock-Chat, and other birds looking for Our aim attractive Cliff-Chat. Up to four Eastern Violet-backed Sunbirds showed well and had a excellent views of hair crowned starlings. We returned to the lodge for breakfast, after which we met the ferry for a boat trip on the lake. A crocodile extends to the end of the pier we smiled and invited us to enter its territory. So we just cruise slowly reedy banks of the immense lake. A least bittern flew Goliath by great egrets are easily visible. The yellow face and orange two showed Bishop Full color reproduction while our species, a pair of Allen hens were finally by all. Turning to another area of the lake view birds including many of Madagascar bee-eaters, Goliath with confidence and some storks yellow-billed Heron. Upon returning to the dock we derive near a group of hippos who sniffed and sniffed, keeping an eye on us. A short nap before lunch was taken, after which we in the direction of the cliffs again. A roadside stop soon we were walking on the dry open scrub where we saw a couple of Prini Llano, the Eremomela yellow belly, white-bellied Canary, a brubru, African Grey Flycatcher Tits and two Somalis. On the way we stopped when three birds of prey have been identified. We went out and enjoyed a magnificent view of Brown snake head eagles. Our next step was a specialty we expected to see this afternoon and after following our local guide on the mountain we were soon enjoying the sights on a couple of fantastic steeds Heuglin.
Near an African hoopoe was observed before we drove along a track to a small gorge and fashionable. Here, we take a few minutes walk to the page where we have momentarily distracted by a woman backed Starling Violet and blue at its summit Cordon Bleu. Looking down the ravine were soon rewarded by views of a Spotted Owl rest real. Fantastic! Great view from here have done better with excellent views of the Little Bee, Pygmy Falcon and a mottled against Weaver. On the road held as a Verreaux's eagle flying along the cliff with us, then in another area described shrubs do not follow our guide then showed us two types of tail Delgado nighthawk roosting on the ground. A Pygmy Batis flew and was seen well before moving on to the next stop. A few steps we have taken here to a pond muddy where we saw a gray head and Kingfisher Hammerkops. About a bee hive in a tree proved to be excellent, and he saw two Honeyguide and neck squamous both Major and Minor Honeyguide side by side all the others.
In addition, we had a great view of our species for the owl third day break a couple of North-cockaded Scops-owl. Another Cliff-Chat has been observed and several Hornbills Jackson, then a couple of very confident Tinkerbirds red forehead. We were the bus, and then returned to the inn where we ended the day with a look at a pair of nesting red face Barbets. A peak was also observed Nubia, then half the group stayed could see a couple of bearded carpenter. After our evening meal and the list control, we saw several hippos walk in the park of the hotel. a little bat less intimidating were white-winged Tomb attend the trees around our cabins.
DAY 06: KAKEMEGA
We had an early breakfast and then go The Way of the Tropical Forest Kakemega. We had not gone more than two miles, when a cuckoo in Africa has been seen sitting on a telegraph wire. More in a brief scale took place near a bridge over the river where we saw black and white Hello, good comparisons of Small and Horus Swifts and views so excellent, in Pearl-spotted Owlet and black-crested Helmet Shrikes. Following a path few stops inevitable product of birds crowned Hornbill, a Little Rock Thrush and Purple Grenadier. Outside the top of a high valley, looked around for several long-billed Pipit, cinnamon-chested Bunting and it looks very good in the line of breast and Boran Cisticola Seedeater. Some African Black Swifts flying over after he tried another area farther down the road. Another Seedeater chest strap, which is an extremely hard to find, we have seen, and then some group members saw Brown Snake-Eagle, with the support of Violet Starling, while we've all seen black-crowned tchagra. Our first stop after crossing the most impressive real landscape was a beautiful heavily wooded valley. Here, we take a few minutes walk and soon find new species. An incredibly Sulphur-breasted brilliant Bush-shrike was soon followed by gonolek Crombec red face and stunning black head. A group of white-bellied Tits were found with Arnaud Barbet, then a Western Grey Snake-eagle on a tree that is surrounded by a barbican Calvo. Moving along, we call one of our objectives and the birds were finally rewarded with excellent views of two Turacos white crest. A double Barbet then showed his teeth in the same tree and close look at white-fronted bee-eaters and fly African Grey Hornbill. As we returned we review some field edges and came up with Spot-flanked Barbet, an African Pygmy Kingfisher Indigobird Villa, Black-winged Red Bishop and several White-headed Saw-wings. Still not enough to return the van, we've added some more species, including Scimitar-bill joint lead-colored Flycatcher, White-headed Buffalo-weavers and fools Brown. Once on board our bus we continued our journey. Our next standing near a swimming pool with reeds did not look very special, but that quickly proved to be very special! Without moving more than fifty feet, we saw a couple of Turacos Ross, Cinnamon-breasted bee-eaters, and then double-teeth excellent views Barbet Red-faced Cisticola and a pair of purple-necked Cuckoo-shrike. After a slight Honeyguide vision we moved and got to see two Honeyguide Lesser Honeyguide and with them a pale. A couple of Grosbeak Weavers showed no Warbler and Grey-headed, black-waxbills Black glass and white models. With Thick-billed Seedeater, Tropical Boubou and blue spotted dove, this proved to be a wonderful new stop. Continuing we stopped to watch a pair of white-collar crows to feed the side street. What had huge bills! As we approached the Rondo Retreat Center located in the jungle opportunity Kakemega minibus first to see a hawk sitting in the Great middle of the road. Then we arrived at our fabulous accommodations set amid beautiful gardens. What perfect timing! We settled into our rooms and then met in the dining room where we all enjoyed our first meal Rondo turned out to be delicious and well presented.
DIA 07: KAKEMEGA
We were in the early morning an early breakfast after which he could not resist looking for a small number of species in the gardens. We have had Hornbills thirty huge black hull and white flying scope of general noise and then the sunlight on a tree in the garden more, green pigeons Africa and a Green-throated Sunbird. In the nearest tree to all points of view of an excellent South scope Hyliota Nigrita a gray head and a few Bronze Sunbirds. Then jumped into the minibus and just five minutes from our hostel. Stop for a red head Bluebill was on the way, Jose was a Illadopsis if everything and have done bird watching. A Illadopsis Brown was soon followed down and everyone has some kind of view of it. Other birds found including a spotted woodpecker, followed by a pair of pink legs Puffbacks, shank square drongos, weavers Luhder argued Dark Bush-shrike, Chestnut Wattle eyes and a selection of Bulbul, including yellow mustache, Cameroon Sombre and cheerful. Excellent scope then there were two very good views canopy species, a Barbet rare hairy chest and a small Eremomela Turner. A couple of bands Prini showed very well and some other species of our way cuckoo Includes case, Honeyguide, Sunbird olive, yellow-eyed white and Black-billed Weaver. On the way here we stopped at Wilberforce's house a local guide and expert in the jungle Kakemega. Outside his home, soon to see a couple of Little Cuckoo-shrike and very energetic African Blue Flycatcher. David found a striking tchagra Brown-crowned while a number of spent chinned Prini one, then three in wood hoopoe Calvo overflown. Slender Bulbul, was added to our growing list of Bulbul, soon followed by Little Bulbul, Paradise Flycatcher and equatorial hybrid looking good and headed Babbler Snowy Robin Chat. In Uganda forests Warbler was found singing and other forms found in Africa and the food Thrush Aletha Brown breast in the grass. From there, we took a walk through an area known as the pump house. As soon as he came into this part of the forest we find Green Hylia, and Gray-necked Greenbul Cabanis Barbet, who showed his strange tufts emerging at the base his bill. Carefully walk along the narrow paths, a muddy jungle great-tailed monkey has been spotted, and then we had a good view of one of the most difficult Toro Olive Greenbul. High in the canopy a couple Stuhlmann starlings were found, and back on top, very attractive two spotted spaniels. Some gopher soft diverted our attention, but not buff long-throated Apalis and Little Grey Bulbul is identified and raised as well for us. A little later he had a sore neck looking at a pair of red-headed tree Malimbe up above us. As we have seen appeared to have made a nest. Not far away we all have a range Pius African flycatchers, then the reverse in a clear timber Nico in our group found a beautiful emerald cuckoo immature were very close. As we went to the bus via Western Grey-serpent eagle has been perched on a dead tree. It was time for lunch, so we returned to our haven of peace. Once he had eaten, several members the group took a peek at the gardens, with twelve were more rather quiet. A Turaco was sitting in her nest, but could not manage views the tail and beak. Once assembled for the afternoon of bird watching and just before returning on the bus all we see a gray-green Bush-shrike. Upon returning to the jungle and the research center parking lot just minutes before they were seeing a high Greenbul Honeyguide in the canopy.
Following Wilberforce in the forest we soon found a pair of brown eyes Wattle-and then I saw a white tail Antthrush has the right to pre-vent. In a clearing, we saw a group of swifts flying just above us, when he was a little blue bee flycatching head of a dead branch. As the dark clouds and spits of rain came down and found a high significance in the canopy Flycatcher Chapin and Western Black-headed Oriole was then seen in the same place at the bottom near the ground, a pair of tail Hawk Bristlebills surprised us by allowing good vision. We returned to the bus, but the rain did not seem to actually go there, so I decided leave the area to be pumped again. In a small field, we saw an African Pygmy Kingfisher posed well for us in a small shrub.
Back in the dark forest Crested Flycatcher, briefly showed deep in the woods that everyone seems excellent to very smart Piquiamarillo Barbet. Another domain in the forest we found a Greenbul Shelley and then watched the singing. Nico, then get a recording of it, because as far as we knew it had never been heard before and was supposed to shut up. Leaving the forest, we came back and tried to find a financial Mackinnon, who had been seen by a couple of the previous group. As we searched in vain for compensation is taken as a hawk in the Great was viewed by some fly by.
Day 08: Lake Victoria KAKEMEGA
Today, we had to get up early to join the Lake Victoria before dawn. A picnic lunch was taken breakfast with us and after a long journey we arrived at our first stop was a small fishing village. Three ships have been organized and we were soon paddling together along the edge of the papyrus where Northern Brown-throated and Slender-billed Weavers were easily visible with our first views of a papyrus gonolek. A least bittern has also been found and also some Greater and Lesser Swamp Warbler. We managed to see a couple of Cisticola Carruthers, before paddling to a block area of Lilly. There was no jacanas many African countries and hundreds of Whiskered terns with only a little white wings and billed to them. Back along the lake, has a better perspective Gonolek papyrus, but we have been frustrating to hear White-winged Warbler. Back on the dock of an African stork Openbill has been seen with a small Nile monitor sitting on a rock in front of her. Then went to the toilets and some Here all we had a good view of the peak black Barbet, red chest Sunbirds, a village Indigobird and white eyebrows and blue-headed coucal. A short distance from here, in a scrub at the edge of the road there were about a fantastic view redder Sunbirds, torso and a pair of beautiful golden wings Sunbirds. Some of the group saw a papyrus Canary Islands, but we've all been in Euplectes Fan-tail and a more open water with a confidence bulk of the knee.
Then rinsed and immediately nightjar after landing a little further, we moved and had been identified as a thin tail, apparently out its normal range. Above us, then we saw a shikra a abdimii Stork. Back to the bathroom, which was actually a lakeside café, we had our picnic and some drinks. On the outside of Banana Eastern Grey-two dining rooms and a good selection of birds seen that, as an African fish eagle and Redbelly gonolek.
After a relaxed lunch find a Black-billed Barbet and then returned to an area of scrubland, where everyone has a good view of the weavers and the yellow race, backed by white-bellied Canary (dorsostriatus LN) without a white belly! The road led us to a nearby hotel and after asking permission, seek their gardens and, finally, he saw a yellow face and a little Purple Tinkerbird Sunbird bands. Leaving our next step was on the main road in an area with a little rice and rice is corn. Almost Hadada group and an open invoice Stork plover found three Black and copper was stolen and Sunbird has shown good results, albeit briefly. For forty-five minutes from now, we have found a man Euplectes career in Yellow-shouldered yellow coat and then we had red bishops Southern Red-winged Black Bishop and the Black Bishop. We decided it was time to leave the heat and went to Kakemega coldest temperature. In the way we stopped in a couple of black North Flycatchers and even saw a bird's nest. Driving on the road to stop Rondo Retreat was done so that we could walk in a section of Nice in the rainforest. Quiet at first soon resumed Sunbird necklace, yellow whites of the eyes, legs and Luhder Rose Bush, shrikes, Honeyguide and a common Wattle eye. It took a while for everyone to see a man Jameson Wattle-eye, but it was worth the coup was a fabulous bird. About Michael finds a Emerald Cuckoo immature and shortly after he had seen near an adult. Toro Olive Greenbul was then a man next Tits Apalis cream throat and a group of dark fickle. Then it started raining, which was actually pretty nice.
Continuing a bit further in the minibus we and enjoyed a fabulous view of a pair of near Cisticola Chubb. Rain was more difficult if we have in our cars and left. A short distance Rondo rain stopped and we went to see a puddle on the road. An Equatorial Babbler bathed, then as we have seen a mythical bird appeared, it was a gray trunk that came prowling Illidopsis forest and bathed in the same pool area for each of these birds incredibly difficult and rarely seen. Several chest Aletha Brown joined in over us in black and white-headed Saw-wings flying around. A great end to another good day we returned to our hostel in time for another magnificent dinner.
DAY 09: Kakamega
After breakfast we took a stroll through the gardens. In large trees were Hyliota Turner South Eremomela four three black and white colobus and nectarines included green and green throat. A look at the Great Nest Blue Turacos views we are not better than before with only the tail visible. As a short walk in wooden the forest by the side of a small rocky Kevin flow in our group saw a beautiful Grey-winged Robin, who, having shown that kept well hidden for all of us. There was no A working group Illidopsis Brown pushed through the litter on the opposite shore and a little more about some of the group managed to see a much more difficult Illidopsis Lonchura. Our next challenge is to locate a call Flufftail White spots if we returned the little river and I tried to draw him in. We had never seen, but above all we Turaco showed very well. We then tried two other Flufftail areas and were finally rewarded with fantastic views of a male bird Sat five meters ahead of us to see on a mud bank, Fantastic!
After seeing this magnificent special breakfast, we returned to the minibus and left to another sector of this wonderful forest. The track that we had to stop mud, we went, until finally the bus got stuck. While Simon and John put us on some channels Bird dirt road. There were several collar Sunbirds soon followed by Little and Black-billed Weavers, Luhder's Bush-shrike, Babbler Equatorial, olive green and gray-throated Barbet Camaroptera. We had a little more work before everyone has to see a Blue-shouldered Robin-Chat and later obtained three Cisticola Chubb good results. With vehicles now out of the mud and equipped with tire chains to be turned around and returned a wooded area called the conspiracy Zimmerman. " Wilberforce with the leader entered the maze of forest trails. It was not long before a group of Tits and dark found while watching those who have excellent view of another former Yugoslav Republic of rare Barbet hairy chest. A red head Malimbe been particularly well as did green-headed Sunbird. In another narrow path, we saw a dark-crested flycatchers, while some groups got a second chance to see Illidopsis Lonchura. It was time to complete the list of forests Greenbul and what we have done style with a good view of Ansorge, followed later by Cabanis Greenbul. Then Jameson eyes Wattle discovered by a small number, then another bird heard calling in the forest path was once what had excellent views of western Kenya eye wattle rare yellow-bellied Wattle-eye. Then searched everywhere trying to find Bar-tailed Trogon, but in vain. Another Yellow-bellied Wattle-eye has been found! The blue and red-tailed monkeys have been seen before leaving the forest to see the gardens around the buildings near the center of environmental resources in a pair of gray-green Bush-shrike found and we have a magnificent view of the financial year Mackinnon.
It was time to eat, so he returned Rondo. Then we met and we enjoyed watching one of the big blue Turacos sitting on a large tree. A Vieillot Black Weaver was seen then the singing, and after seeing what we have taken our minivan and headed Busia. An African Harrier hawks has been on the bus and soon after we stopped a bridge to the river where many swifts Little could be seen and heard only by turning around our feet. The bird was attacked by a couple Angola were seen swallows nest under a roof. After another drive we reached our second river bridge and after walking down to see the rocks of this river that flows rapidly we have seen three Super pratincoles Rock, a magnificent bird! Firefinch breast bar was seen then as a number of Swallows Angola. Continue for another 20 km to be stopped by a little river yet. A pair of Black-shouldered Kites Sat in a tree like a herd of Cardinal Quelea and beautiful views of Copper Sunbirds was. One adult and one immature Senegal coucal been pretty good as well as several Olive-bellied Sunbirds. Joseph, therefore, we find a very rare bird, an Orange-tufted Sunbird, we've all seen just ten meters, but only briefly. A short distance on the road, another field tested and here David found pair of lovebirds red head that everyone could see. With an enormous black cloud moving towards us, Longclaws ended the day with a pair of yellow throat and a kingfisher African dwarf fisherman. The rains came and we ran behind the van and return to Rondo and a welcome dinner.
Day 10: Kakamega – L. Nakuru.
Early breakfast in the morning was followed by a quick glance at the gardens of the South has produced Hyliota again! There were a couple of swallows mosque in a dead tree has been the Turaco Dove and Olive looked good. Drive a short distance from where the road crosses the forest, out of our vehicles and were greeted by calling a pale Illadopsis chest. Walking a narrow path in the forest we managed to see two of these skulkers little. A black-faced Warbler Red was found later by David and most of the group, he saw. Those who have never caught so lucky when two showed better on the other side of the road. Some birds were seen others too, but we had no goals specific, this morning, so we moved. A quick stop was made in an open space where a pair of A Yellow-throated Leaf-love was evident to sit in the sun. After some time we saw a couple of Bar-tailed trogones the bottom of the jungle, here I put the scope of everyone to enjoy the pride male. Leaving this forest magic we headed back to Rondo, where everything was ready, and went on the long road to Nakuru. A brief stop beside a river where many butterflies descended on the banks Muddy got excellent views of a Green Sunbird, which can often be difficult because it is a kind of canopy.
A roadside stop just after the hour lunch in a marshy lake, then found two new species with very localized Tacazze Cisticola Levaillant and Sunbird. containing hundreds of pigeons also spotted Tawny had two eagles on it, then a knockout Lanner and tested one of the pigeons. Soon we were at the entrance to Nakuru National Park and while some of us to go to the bathroom several new species have been found. A group of Arrow-marked babblers were the first followed by green wood and the Hoopoe, Common Scimitar-project bill, a cute and beautiful Diederik Weaver, Speke. Black-faced vervet monkeys were common, and as we entered the park a troop of baboons have been taken.
With all our roofs and ready for action, which slowly made its way through the forest. Among the first birds we saw was a pair of Hildebrandt Francolin walking along the road front of us. Barry then found a fantastic looking Red-throated Wryneck gave us an incredibly beautiful view is joined by a second bird appears in the then mated. A little further we met a group of endemic species in danger of extinction and near the Grey-crested helmet Shrikes. After great views of those who moved toward a more open space. Here we saw many Northern Anteater Chats and a long eagle crest followed by a group of murderers, Pin-tailed Whydah and the display flights of several small pectoral-patch Cisticola. Nico found a pair of Red larks at their summit we've all seen the side of a plain Pipit backpacks. From there we went to Lake Nakuru and in front of us was what has been described as one of the greatest spectacles of nature.
More than a million Lesser flamingo lake out int he rose in teaching as the eye can see. It is a pity that the photos can not do justice. Among the lesser flamingos were a little more, along the shores of the lake, we saw an osprey, African and many delicate Kittlitz plover. Marabou storks, pelicans and many flights were and looked beautiful flamingos on the amount of noise. In addition, let the bus, to develop the fields and began to search for groups waders. Curlew sandpipers have been sufficiently numerous and somewhat Stints were found hiding among them. Then we had Ruff, stained stilts, but the place of honor went to David when he found a total breeding plumage Dunlin record fifth time for Kenya and the sixth case of the entire East Africa. Another bird was sacred ibis, yellow-billed storks, spoonbills African and a good pair of Cape teal. Mammals are well represented and included waterbuck Waterbuck, Common Zebra, Grant and Thompson gazelle and Impala. Leaving the lake, we went to the forest along a narrow road, we have looked like a lioness crossed and then disappeared into a thick blanket. With the start without light was discovered a martial eagle perched on a nearby tree, all had excellent views of this bird before driving to our hotel overlooking the lake. After our meal and the newspaper calls we have all put out of our cabins. Kathy then tried to find some of us and took us to see a beautiful Little Rock Thrush rest under the roof of his hut.
DAY 11: Lake Nakuru – Mount Kenya
After breakfast we went on a drive through the park. It was a surprisingly cold early but the sun was rising. While we traveled, we passed a large area of trees and found in one of our target species a couple Levaillant cuckoo. A little further into the long grass we have counted up to 30 Widowbirds Jackson with a tail of a few long Widowbirds several bishops yellow and then a couple of Masai Ostrich. Apart from a small pool we found a pair of kingfishers and scratches in the bush away another man Euplectes long tail was observed. Another small group held distant waders including Marsh Sandpiper and Spotted Redshank. On reaching the open grassland mammals have become more evident with many of the Cape buffalo, impala, Grant and Thompson gazelles.
We wonderful close looks at a family group of white rhino and also had one years Warthogs. Northern Anteater-cats were seen everywhere, and while stopping to look very close to several individuals then saw a couple of everything beautiful pink bra Longclaws above the cliff top a Verreaux's eagle is assaulted by an African Hawk-Eagle. Through a forest area Barbets found a pair of white glue, then the way we saw an African and a Firefinch Tambourine dove. Walking past the cliffs of two Black Breast-serpent eagles were seen and in the grass next to the three of us Reedbuck Chandler. We saw a procession of Zebra common past and a little more, a pair of lions were seen, including one who was sitting in a tree.
Continuing our journey towards our next find was a magnificent bird feeding secretary their young in a nest near two broad-billed roller and rollers have long observed in perfect sunshine. In an open field we find a group of four floors South hornbills with a line of Rothschild giraffes walking behind them. A fantastic view! It was time for lunch in a hurry to return to our hostel. In most of the main reasons people have seen Little Rock Thrush and Weaver Speke, while White-rumped swallows air patrols. After lunch, we packed our bags and moved. A final visit was made to the lake shore to refresh our memory with the amazing spectacle of millions of flamingos.
On the floor was a huge martial eagle immature then, and went flying through the forest must be bounded by an adult. Among waterfowl have been hundreds of white pelicans, yellow-billed storks, sacred and glossy ibis, African spoonbills, terns Marabou,, gulls and shorebirds common. Two dimorphic egrets caused a small phase debate and then we said goodbye to one of the most Amazing scenes on Earth. Go to Mount Kenya, the decision was made on the way to the famous Thomson Falls, where we hope see Starling Sharpe. It was really early in the day for them, but compensation for not seeing them when I had two huge African crowned eagles came up wooded valley below and rose to give splendid views of this bird very impressive. We continue our journey by car with another crash when Joseph saw a foot Bustard Black-bellied on a grassy knoll. Our next stop was at a small quarry in which search the whole rock trying to find our next target species, but Blackbird was not starlings and Little Rock Thrush. Then our telescopes in a fantastic view of Mackinder in Bubo cliff.
After taking a record how many pictures, we finished the last leg of our journey to the Naro Moru River Lodge. Still another site we enjoyed a great dinner and after our paper call regularly to remove our cabins. At night, the sounds of tree hyrax outside our cabin looked like something from a horror movie!
DAY 12: MT KENYA – Samburu.
After breakfast, we met at the hostel because it was not long before they were looking at a fabulous man Trogon nostril. Taking a walk along the river, we found a couple of washers mountain, an eagle and a magnificent long crested Turaco Hartlaub walking distance. After have seen some other species, such as double collar Tacazze East Sunbird Sunbird, Tropical Boubou and Cape Robin-Chat, we loaded the bus and went below. As leads to the imposing summit of Mount Kenya, an improvised roadside stop found us running hard lored Babbler Black-white collar. Continuing on we reached the entrance to the Park Mount Kenya National Bird and the edge of the woods here. A red-faced parrot sitting on top of a tree and an adult Martial Eagle soared in general. There were many in Cisticola Hunter and a pair of yellow-bellied waxbills are greatly appreciated, as this was our first Mountain Yellow Warbler. Then went to the park and began our journey to and through the jungle. Our first stop was to Abyssinia Crimsonwings, followed shortly afterwards by a Francolin Jackson, then a mountain of nozzle. We continue to drive up to 10,000 feet where we stopped at the meteorological station. The weather was decidedly cooler, but this was quickly forgotten we got off the bus and immediately found the two species that we seek. Alpine overgrown cats sitting on the ground floor and several short of Abyssinia beautiful bamboo thrushes and fed
Hartlaub Turacos were seen and most groups were able to see Cinnamon Bracken Warbler. A pair of Cape Canaries were then added to our list of all the White Mountains of eyes, Olive Thrush and Tacazze Sunbird showed well. Then went to the door of our picnic. On the way we had stops inevitable money this time included three-cheeked hornbills and a cute pair of gray shrike. Back in the door we had our picnic and eat Michael saw a bird of prey in distance, seemed near the end just above our heads and it was a beautiful adult African crowned eagle. This bird has been excellent so close that all details can already be seen. Wow After lunch, we left ours Samburu.
Not much has been seen along the way, but changed the temperature from cool to warm. When we approached the park gate was decided the grass very short and we have seen here a couple of Somalia, with a minor horses near them. A few Mousebirds White ears were seen then before reaching the door. Since our entry pass we were ordered came out and saw hundreds of little swifts were originally side to another building their nests under the door. Our first Hornbill Von der Decken asked about the scope, but an adult Gabar Goshawk was much less visible. Drive through the park is typical Wildlife of all the movies that you see on TV, dry thorn opened with a mountain backdrop, the scenery was really beautiful. Quickly We began to see birds such as bald and red-billed Buffalo-weavers in northern White-crowned Shrikes, Starlings excellent, hornbills more and then a beautiful rose-breasted Lark. White-bellied Bustards are quite common and we enjoy an excellent view, including a family of four in front of our bus. In total, we believe he must have seen 12 our trip to the Inn. Our gerenuk first, Grevy's zebra and oryx besi were seen clearly and then a couple of face Black Ganga allowed us to drive on the right side.
On the way to our side, we found several pairs of Chestnut-bellied Sandgrouse and Donaldson-Smith Group Sparrow-weavers. A lone African elephant was our first, and was much appreciated. He already at the end of the day and Ganga Lichtenstein began to appear on the tracks. We are very close views of these birds and then we have an excellent Somalia found five horses! A Verreaux's Eagle-Duke was spotted looking down on us while crossing a small stream and soon after our arrival at the Samburu Serena Lodge River. We settled into our cabins and met for dinner. As we sat down to eat, I casually mentioned I could see a leopard on the other side of the river, had been reduced to a bit of meat that had been made by the hostel staff. Finally, someone else has seen and I thought! We quickly gathered a couple of fields and put in place to get a good view. Between classes, we take turns with a great view of this impressive mammal, in fact, everyone in the hotel seemed to come from your meals and so have a look!
DAY 13: Samburu.
After breakfast, it was time for a quick look around the grounds. East River were a group of Indian vulturina stunning beauty of a tree above us was a woodpecker beard. Take a walk in the front of the box, we tried to find a gray-headed Bush-shrike. We have never seen or heard but we saw a duel Thrush spotted in northern Brownbuls and excellent views of the crystals Thrush. Just as we were about to leave Juan saw a hawk flying, we find an open space best points view and have been rewarded with a sighting of a large hawk bat. Then our minibus and set off in the park. Almost immediately it was Palm-nut Vulture seen flying on our left, many saw and heard boubous board and we found a gray Wren-warbler, Chestnut Sparrows, Southern Black Flycatcher and Chestnut Weavers.
The trail traverses an area of grassland near the river, we were very happy to find a great leopard, located 20 feet away. While watching and photographing this, one of our most popular mammals and then sat and looked at us for a while before turning downward. What a magnificent animal and sufficiently nearby for everyone to get a memorable photo. On the way here we slowly followed the river and saw three bands tchagra, Orange-bellied Parrot, African Hoopoe, a beautiful gray-headed Bush-shrike and Black-bellied Sunbird.
Nearby was a small herd of elephants in Africa, many of whom were very young when bush here, we saw several Black waxbills face. There was a small Nile crocodile in the shallow river bed and later on the other side a group of lions relaxing together. We continue to see Impala Park, and lower Dikdiks gerenuk Kirk. A tree full of purple Hornbills also held two Eastern Yellow-billed Hornbills, while flying above us two African Harrier-Hawk and a juggler. We found another camp neat and Taita Somalia and the Prosecutor and bee-eaters, while about Prini and Lark Fawn Grey met. Throat Barbets included both Black and Arnaud Mousebirds all bald and blue-collar shown. On the ground that he had a great view of the good numbers and yellow-crested Francolin Spurfowl neck while half hidden under a tree was a Somali ostrich. In a road bridge which had beautiful views of two major spots Swift among many small hammers. Back at the lodge for lunch, then took a nap. At the hostel grounds before leaving for the ride of the evening there was a couple of Puffbacks Many North bulbuls Dodson are a different race and two weavers Bulbul Palme d'Or in the park, which took a different route and soon got pink-patched Bush-shrike, another beautiful bird! More Rose-breasted lark has seen many Black social enterprises in its peak and our first of three Somali Long-billed Crombec and very local and rare species. On the road, in addition to regular white vultures, we saw a huge eagle-eared and Verreaux.
Then, when a fan stopped appellant crested bustard was heard and after some intense and almost swept the point of giving up we found him and got a fantastic view that the herb was walking with all its "crest raised. A long way around us became very close to the pride of lions we saw in the morning but only managed distant views of a group of reticulated giraffe. A White-winged Scrub-Robin was fine, but the real attraction was a Kori Bustard, walking slowly between our two buses followed by two chicks. As he returned our last stop to the hostel we had to see two vultures Ruppell be with a group of white-back, while underneath was a tree full of white-throated bee-eater. Back at the lodge, we enjoyed another good dinner and later in the night after finding some of the African scops owl saw a striped hyena under the tree lights of baited with Leopard.
DAY 14: Samburu – MT KENYA.
Today we had a small cafe and went out before breakfast on a drive in the park. There's nothing like the atmosphere in the morning and this morning we were not far when a Leopard was seen walking through the forest. Continuing cross the meadows will soon discover that a Bustard and a young adult cream ridge. Then had an excellent view of another man walking in front of the bus. All mammals have been consistently friendly and easily find three pipits visible gold showing an adult to be particularly beautiful. Other birds were included Black-chested Snake-eagle, two Heuglin messaging, abdomen brown Black-faced Sandgrouse and Lichtenstein, then a small flock of starlings Fischer. Upon returning, we stopped for watching a young lion staring at an Impala. Then she ran carefully tracked his victim, but the Impala has been sighted and too fast! Return the cabin, we saw white-backed, Ruppell and three tail-faced vultures close to sitting in trees.
A group of reticulated giraffes and we were seen after wonderful views of these animals live together. Returning for breakfast a man Black-necked weaver was to end a very productive start for the day. Then load the minibus and set off the park. opinions still crossed a grassy area and obtained good Fischer-Sparrow larks and nine horses in Somalia and a family of brown-headed Sparrow-larks with the male seen very well. Leaving this place, went to Buffalo Springs Lodge and while enjoying a cold drink, we saw several Diederik cuckoo clocks, hair crowned starlings, bee-eaters and an interview laughing excellent Marico Sunbird. Leaving the flag and the group of baboons, a roadside stop found us Somali Golden-breasted Bunting, then a large red-winged lark later followed by Blue capped Cordon Blue and Yellow Eremomela vent. Then kicked the door and go to the fridge Mount Kenya. Along the way to a petrol stop and picnic, we found several Widowbirds red collar. Our next stop was at mile forest low some of Mountain Lodge where we stayed. A noisy group of white heads were easy to see then hoopoes Barbets found a pair of white ears and are excellent screen views of two sparrow and then landed on a treetop in full sun.
Spending a bit of a decision was made to see and photograph the Mount Kenya just a little more and come to the hostel. This Fantastic hostel was built overlooking a natural salt lick and all the rooms had views of animals perfect love. At night, the sources informed the strategic position of the region and look fauna began to emerge from the jungle. Were the first common bushbucks Mongoose was followed by several Gris. Our five-star dinner was pleasantly interrupted when a herd of Cape Buffalo looked like a pair of spotted hyenas and then came a beautiful Black Rhino. What a place this summer! Worry-added food and two beautiful white-tailed Mongoose common Broom scored and two African Snipe. During the night all we were the alarm call if a sleeping giant pork wrapped Bush has always, well away from the hyena and the tree hyrax called had a good night.
DAY 15: MT KENYA – NAIROBI ROUTE WANJEE CAMP.
This morning we took a quick coffee and a look at the top of the box, which not only ignored the marsh, but all branches of the forest and a spectacular view of Mount Kenya. Look in the treetops like a vulture perched Drill product, then a hawk Grande. The other tree A distant were Starling Sharpe has been identified, but a small group of starlings Father. In a forest track below us, we could see a pair of doves Tambourine while more birds in the forest canopy bronze neck seemed reluctant to land anywhere. Then we went for a walk with an armed guard outside the house and the path. An Oriole Finch has seen many of Joseph, but everyone has seen is the double neck Sunbirds, and Cape Robin Ruppell Chat, White-starred Robin Young and Black-throated Barbet. On the road we have taken a series of barbs Tinkerbirds green, then after seeing the bird and memory Cinnamon Bracken Warbler mosque we fantastic views of adult African crowned eagle fly through the forest to return to live in a tree in which they put the scope in this regard. Brilliant! Scaly Francolin eluded us even though many have been heard, but that was the end of our journey a beautiful white eyebrow Crombec call Nico. We went for breakfast After packing our bags and went to Nairobi.
Roadside stop for a group of spots Spinetail was followed by a stop of a brown hooded kingfisher perched on a telegraph wire. We wahe Natural Park and once we realized the local guide that we follow in the forest and showed a pair of African wood owls are pose in their day. Farther in the woods and after a hard work we have finally been rewarded by magnificent views ranging up to five speakers an endemic Hinde localized and endangered in Kenya. Very happy, we continue our journey and then called for a hydroelectric station were trying to scrub and nearby fields. A kingfisher Grey-headed fisherman and bronze models and observed our target species in at least one man and an African woman Weaver, of gold. It was hot, so they entered the bus and continued. Our last stop of the day was the Blue Posts Hotel, near Nairobi. A cold drink was followed by a search pattern. Several Barbets bald head is white-tailed, but the gardens are usually very quiet.
We decided to walk along the river and the most advanced we could go, bee-eaters were found breast cinnamon martini Pygmy Sunbird fishermen and short wings of gold. A gray-olive Bulbul proved very difficult to achieve, but a couple of Black-throated Wattle-eyes showed very well and completed The complete list of Kenya Wattle-eyes! It was time to go in case of a snapshot of the group, then saw us fighting against our way through city traffic arriving at a restaurant where we had our last meal of the party together. With this course, we went to the airport in Nairobi. We said our thanks for the drivers Simon and John, who was outstanding throughout. Excellent driving skills, kindness and an interest in wildlife have been an advantage for the trip. As for Joseph and Nico has shown once again that they were professionals and experts in all aspects of this fabulous tour Kenya. We have come to see and enjoy life wild and that is exactly what we did. The skills of these two guides were as good as it gets and he is working hard to find birds and skills have been appreciated around the world and wanted the best wildlife viewing in Kenya
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