AFRICA BIRD WATCHING ADVENTURES

Are you itching to get twitching? Where are you headed on your next birdwatching adventure? 

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Just some of the destination choices for great bird-watching:

• Birdwatching in Botswana - Botswana encompasses two extremes of environment: the arid Kalahari and the verdant, watery Okavango - so you'll understand why birdwatching in Botswana can be as good as it gets!
• Birdwatching in Kenya - Tremendous geographical range gives Kenya a variety of climates and landscapes, hence Kenya holds the world-record 'bird watch' - with 342 species seen in 24 hours!
• Birdwatching in Malawi - Malawi has a number of species which are rare in the rest of Southern Africa. Malawi's birding highlights include near endemics such as the Malawi batis, east coast akalat and white-winged apalis.
• Birdwatching in Mozambique - Birding in Mozambique is particularly good along its Indian Ocean coastline. Migrant coastal waders are found in the south, whilst the ornithological records of the bays and islands of the north are still incomplete.
• Birdwatching in Namibia - The best time for bird watching in Namibia is during the rains - typically between around November and April. Then many migrants visit, adding to the native species found inland; while Namibia's rich, cold ocean attracts large permanent populations of coastal birds.
• Birdwatching in Rwanda - Somewhat overlooked in favour of gorilla-trekking trips, birdlife in Rwanda is excellent, with over 600 species.
• Seychelles - is a disparate group of islands - some granitic; some coralline - scattered around the equatorial Indian Ocean, over a range of a thousand of kilometres or so. See a handful of rare endemics that evolved here, plus some huge colonies of ocean-going birds.
• Birdwatching in South Africa - South Africa has the highest number of endemic bird species in mainland Africa. Birding in the Cape is particularly good due to the sheer variety of flora found in the Cape Floristic Region.
• Birdwatching in Tanzania - A tremendous amount of ornithological research has been carried out here in the past twenty years, which has hugely increased the information and resources for bird watching in Tanzania.
• Birdwatching in Zambia - Birdlife is richest during the 'emerald' wet season (Nov-March) when foliage is dense and insects are thriving; this is also when Palearctic and intra-African migrants visit.
• Birdwatching in Zimbabwe - Best during the rains (Oct-March) - as then food is plentiful, migrants are around and many species are in breeding plumage. Specialities include the rare Angola pitta (or 'African Pitta') and the Taita Falcon.

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