50 Top Birding Sites in Kenya
9781775842484
9781775842491
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Amboseli
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Arabuko-Sokoke
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babbler
barbet
Baringo
bateleur
batis
bee-eater
Birding
Birds
bishop
bittern
blackcap
bluebill
Bogoria
boubou
broadbill
brownbill
brubru
Buffalo Springs
buffalo weaver
bulbul
bunting
Bunyala
bushshrike
bustard
buzzard
camaroptera
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City Park
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Gatamaiyu
Haller
Kakamega
Karura
Kenya
Kerio
Kinangop
Kongelai
Laikipia
Lake Jipe
Lake Magadi
Lake Turkana
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Limuru
Magadi
Manguo
Masai Mara
Meru
Mida
Mombasa
Mount Elgon
Mount Kenya
Mwea
Nairobi
Naivasha
national park
Naukuru
Ngarachu
Ngong
Nguruman
Nguuni
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Sabaki
Saiwa Swamp
Samburu
Shaba
Shimba
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South Nandi
Thika
Tiati
Tsavo West
Wajee
Yala
Product details
- ISBN 9781775842484
- Dimensions: 135 x 193mm
- Publication Date: 30 Jun 2017
- Publisher: Penguin Random House South Africa
- Publication City/Country: ZA
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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For the very first time, local and visiting birders will have a detailed guide to Kenya’s best birding sites. The book will help them to locate the key species in each area, including sought-after ‘specials’ and endemics.
It offers: a detailed map for each site with specific guidance on what to look for and where information about the birds likely to be seen, descriptions of each site, indicating the plants and wildlife that may be encountered in addition to the birds, tips for planning your trip, road directions to each site.
Catherine Ngarachu is the founding editor of Kenya Birding, Kenya’s only magazine dedicated to birds and birding. She has been active in conservation for most of her life, working for the East Africa Natural History Society and as a founding member, champion and present chairperson of the Friends of City Park.
