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  1. Common Buttonquail

    Common Buttonquail

    These small quails are common and widespread all across Eastern Africa, but they are a big challenge to photograph! Happy weekend everybody!
  2. Black-crowned Waxbill

    Black-crowned Waxbill

    A forest Waxbill found in much of the western forests of East Africa.
  3. Eastern Violet-backed Sunbird

    Eastern Violet-backed Sunbird

    A common dry country Sunbird found in much of the semi-arid areas of Kenya.
  4. Rufous chatterer

    Rufous chatterer

    A cousin of the scaly chatter which prefers the opposite kind of habitat, which is coastal bush and riverine vegetation.
  5. Scarlet-chested Sunbird

    Scarlet-chested Sunbird

    Aptly named for it's bright red chest feathers. They are commonly found in much of Eastern Africa.
  6. Rufous-crowned Roller

    Rufous-crowned Roller

    these guys are much more shy and rare than their flashier Lilac-breasted cousins
  7. Golden Palm Weaver

    Golden Palm Weaver

    Sorry for being a little AWOL guys. Hope everyone is doing well and keeping safe in these trying times. This beautiful male is displaying in a Boabab tree and are typically found in the coastal regions of Kenya and Somalia.
  8. rufous crowned roller

    rufous crowned roller

    gambia 2014
  9. White-headed Buffalo weaver

    White-headed Buffalo weaver

    This little guy was loving the photo session! PS: This bird has one of the cooler scientific names. Almost sounds like a spell off Harry Potter :D
  10. Yellow-billed Barbet

    Yellow-billed Barbet

    Definitely one of the most beautiful barbets in East Africa.
  11. Bar-tailed Trogon

    Bar-tailed Trogon

    Love these cuties! Happy Good Friday everyone!
  12. Equatorial Akalat

    Equatorial Akalat

    A fluffy little forest robin, easily found in Western Kenya. Hope everyone is keeping well and are in good health!
  13. Red-headed Quelea

    Red-headed Quelea

    hese small seed-eaters aren't too common in Kenya, they're only found in a few corners of the country.
  14. Mackinnon's Fiscal

    Mackinnon's Fiscal

    They are found in western kenya and much of Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi.
  15. Artur-Stankiewicz-Birds-3

    Artur-Stankiewicz-Birds-3

    Flamingos
  16. Joyful Greenbull

    Joyful Greenbull

    A very raucous bunch of greenbulls, they're common in dense forests of Western Kenya.
  17. Black-shouldered Kite

    Black-shouldered Kite

    A stealth bomber with piercing red eyes. These guys are very efficient raptors mainly hunting small rodents and reptiles.
  18. Black-faced Rufous Warbler

    Black-faced Rufous Warbler

    This elusive beauty lurks in undergrowth of much of the tropical forests in western East Africa.
  19. Lhder's bushshrike

    Lhder's bushshrike

    An elusive forest shrike that's found in Congo-equatorial forests.
  20. Brown-capped Weaver

    Brown-capped Weaver

    This unique weaver clings onto trees like a woodpecker, digging for insects in the bark.
  21. Scaly chatterer

    Scaly chatterer

    A shy bird of the dry thornbush, they usually hangout in small family groups.
  22. Southern Black Korhaan

    Southern Black Korhaan

    Southern Black Korhaan. These little bustards were quite skittish and would fly off as soon as you get too close.
  23. Violet-eared Waxbill

    Violet-eared Waxbill

    Violet-eared Waxbill taken in Namibia, Africa Sept 1, 2018.
  24. Forest Batis

    Forest Batis

    Also called short-tailed batis because of it's tiny tail. They are cute little birds.
  25. Lemon-rumped Tinkerbird

    Lemon-rumped Tinkerbird

    A common woodland barbet that's more often heard than seen.
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