Tag: Birding Kenya
Birding Nairobi National Park During The Lockdown (Birding From Home #6)
Birding From Home – Global Big Day, May 2020
Through My Lens – Birding among Elephants in Laikipia
I recently spent a couple of days in the Mutara Conservation Area, bordering Ol Pejeta Conservancy to the north. With great views of both the Aberdares and Mount Kenya, and good numbers of large mammals like elephant, buffalo and lion, Mutara offers a great all-round safari experience. And the birding…
NDEGE WETU: A Tribute to the Birds of Kenya (Part 14 – The Eagles)
NDEGE WETU: A Tribute to the Birds of Kenya (Part 7 – Extreme Transformations)
Certain birds have an incredible annual cycle of transformation. Every year, they change from a relatively dull ‘boring’-looking appearance into a vivid, colourful and attractive look. This happens when they change from their non-breeding plumage to their breeding plumage. (Plumage means the colour and arrangement of a bird’s feathers). These…
Birding Nairobi National Park During The Lockdown (Birding From Home #6)
Birding From Home – Global Big Day, May 2020
Through My Lens – Birding among Elephants in Laikipia

I recently spent a couple of days in the Mutara Conservation Area, bordering Ol Pejeta Conservancy to the north. With great views of both the Aberdares and Mount Kenya, and good numbers of large mammals like elephant, buffalo and lion, Mutara offers a great all-round safari experience. And the birding…
NDEGE WETU: A Tribute to the Birds of Kenya (Part 14 – The Eagles)
NDEGE WETU: A Tribute to the Birds of Kenya (Part 7 – Extreme Transformations)

Certain birds have an incredible annual cycle of transformation. Every year, they change from a relatively dull ‘boring’-looking appearance into a vivid, colourful and attractive look. This happens when they change from their non-breeding plumage to their breeding plumage. (Plumage means the colour and arrangement of a bird’s feathers). These…