Birdwatching in Kenya
5 places found for birdwatching in Kenya
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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 -
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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