Birdwatching in Kenya
8 places found for birdwatching in Kenya

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Elsas Kopje
Meru National Park has around 300 different recorded bird species, and when we visited, Elsa’s Kopje had a top bird specialist and experienced guide. He was always keen to share his passion with fellow birding enthusiasts. More about Elsa's Kopje -
Kicheche Valley
There’s good birdwatching in camp, with trees and a spring nearby and a number of unusual or rare species, including bush pipit, northern white-crowned shrike, pygmy falcon and white-headed buffalo weaver, and spectacular crested eagle, martial eagle and Verreaux’s eagle owl. More about Kicheche Valley -
Naboisho Camp
The manager at Naboisho Camp is a keen birder and leads the camp walks. As well as the chance of seeing rare Karamoja apalis and white-faced scops owl, recently noted here, you're likely see pygmy kingfisher, pygmy falcon, brown parrot, giant eagle owl, hamerkop, bateleur ... More about Naboisho Camp -
Porini Amboseli Camp
More than 200 species of bird can be seen in Porini Amboseli’s private Selenkay Conservancy, with renowned Maasai birding guide Wilson ole Kasaine on hand as one of the camp’s guides. Several species more usually associated with Tanzania can be found in the Amboseli area, ... More about Porini Amboseli Camp -
Porini Lion Camp
A pair of ground hornbills calling to each other nearby was just one of a series of ornithological delights that accompanied our stay at Porini Lion Camp. Birdwatching in camp is excellent, especially around the tall Warburgia (elephant pepper trees) trees. There is a good ... More about Porini Lion Camp -
Rekero
There’s good birdlife in camp at Rekero, with a variety of habitats in the vicinity. Birders will enjoy the privacy of the tent veranda areas with uninterrupted views across the rocky valley of the Talek River. More about Rekero -
Shimba Lodge
Shimba Lodge is excellent for birders: a pair of fish eagles lives around the waterhole and regularly pose on the branches opposite to engage in their discordant duets, or swoop over the lake to grab a fish. More about Shimba Lodge -
The Emakoko
More than 50 bird species are regularly seen around The Emakoko, where the terrace and room verandas are great vantage points for birdwatching. Birds from ostriches to violet-backed sunbirds can be seen in Nairobi National Park, where there are also high species counts ... More about The Emakoko




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