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BIRDING
AFRICA
THE AFRICA SPECIALISTS
Kenya
Eastern and Main Tours
Tour Leaflet 2021
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Superb Starling
21-30 April 2021 + 30 April-13 May 2021
Kenya 2021 Von der Decken's Hornbill
Birding Africa Tour Summary
Birding Africa Tour Summary
Tour leader: Michael Mills
BIRDING
AFRICA THE AFRICA SPECIALISTS
mega-di�ersit�
• Target Kenya's endemics, near-
endemics and specials
• Brilliant dry-country birding
• Varied habitats: arid savanna,
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montane grassland, highland
forest, coastal forest and
lowlands forest
• Two back-to-back shorter tours Michael's incredible focus, dedication and ability to
locate and show Africa's toughest birds is probably Our Kenya Main Tour and Eastern Kenya Tour run
back-to-back, giving you the option to bird all the
Tour Focus
unequalled on the continent. He has led dozens of
top birding sites in Kenya in 23 days, or to join a Kenya offers a mind-boggling array of birds and
tours across Africa and his experience in locating
shorter 10-day or 14-day trip if you are time limited. habitats, including 20 endemics and near-endemics,
birds on just the softest of calls or briefest of views
making it a great destination for dedicated world
impresses those who travel with him. These tours have a strong emphasis on arid savanna listers and keen birders alike. The specials will be
birding, with localised targets at Tsavo, Marsabit, the main focus of our trip, and we aim to find them
Dates Shaba, Samburu and Lake Baringo including all excluding the questionable Tana River Cisticola,
Donaldson Smith's Sparrow-Weaver, Grant's Wood but we also expect to record well over 650 species
Eastern Kenya 21-30 Apr 2021 Hoopoe, Friedmann's Lark, William's Lark, Masked along the way.
Main Kenya 30 Apr-13 May 2021 Lark, Fire-fronted Bishop and Jackson's Hornbill.
Highland grasslands and shrublands at Kinangop Being an arid country, bird breeding activity is
and Aberdares hold Jackson's Francolin, Aberdare stimulated by rainfall, and for these purposes we
Pro�isional Prices Cisticola, Jackson's Widowbird and Sharpe's travel during the wettest time of the year, important
Per person sharing $TBA Longclaw, and in montane forests we'll search for when trying to find rare species of lark. At this time
Olive Ibis and Abbot's Starling on Mount Kenya and of the year the overall bird diversity is slightly lower
Single supplement $TBA Taita Thrush, Taita White-eye and Taita Apalis in because Palaearctic migrants are absent.
the Taita Hills. Two areas of lowland forest boost the
Includes all ground costs. diversity; in the eastern coastal forests at Arabuko-
We will travel in one or two 4x4s. More details about
what to expect, how to prepare and what to pack are
Sokoke we search for Clarke's Weaver, Amani
provided in our Tour Instructions.
Book online Sunbird, Sokoke Pipit and Sokoke Scops Owl, and
in the western lowland forests at Kakamega our Let us know if you have target species or want to
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Visit www.birdingafrica.com main targets include Turner's Eremomela and Blue- know more about the species we might encounter.
Deposit ($150) by credit card headed Bee-eater. A short visit to Lamu Island gives A species list will be handed out to you at the start of
Sokoke Scops Owl Email info@birdingafrica.com us the chance to look for the rarely-seen Somali the tour and is available beforehand upon request.
Boubou.
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Accommodation and meals Departure from Nairobi is possible any time from
22h00 on the night of 30 April 2021 if you are only
INTRODUCTION
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Accommodation and meals are generally fairly joining the Eastern Kenya Tour, and on 13 May
good by African standards, and vary from lodges 2021 if you are joining the Main Kenya Tour. Kenya, for a long time, has been regarded as among to search for Cape Eagle-Owl, and for an overnight
and guest houses to rustic bush lodges and small the top few countries for birding in Africa. Not break at Nyahururu. The Baringo area offers a good
hotels. Rooms mostly have private facilities and hot Please email callan@birdingafrica.com a copy of only does it list over 1000 bird species, but a good variety of birds, with highlights potentially including
water. We may need to share ablution facilities on your proposed flight details for approval before network of parks protects a wide range of habitats, Northern Masked Weaver, Jackson's Hornbill and
the odd occasion. paying for your ticket. from coastal forests and Central African lowland Northern White-faced Owl. For a complete change
forests to montane grasslands and forests, and of scenery we then visit Kakamega Forest in the far
Meals are Western-style. Please advise if you are Kenya offers lots of easy, open country birding with west where our top targets will include Turner's
vegetarian and what foods you enjoy, so that we can Group size plenty of arid savanna and deserts. Eremomela, Blue-headed Bee-eater and Jameson's
cater for you. Wattle-eye, alongside a host of Central African
Five to ten participants. Our 23-day Kenya tour is conveniently split in
Water is not safe to drink so we supply forest species. Finally we return to Nairobi with
two to allow you to sample some or all of the main
complimentary bottled water in the vehicle. time spent along the way in the Kinangop, Aberdare
birding sites. On our Eastern Kenya Tour we start
Walking off with a flight to Lamu Island to look for the
and Gatamaiyu areas for Lynes's Cisticola, Sharpe's
Longclaw, Hunter's Cisticola, Jackson's Widowbird,
This tour requires a moderate degree of fitness. localised Somali Boubou, Malindi Pipit and Golden
International flights Most walks will be done at a gentle pace, although Palm Weaver, before crossing to the
Aberdare Cisticola and Jackson's Francolin.
Please plan to fly in to Nairobi by the night of 21 there will be one tougher walk on Mount Kenya to nearby mainland to visit Sokoke Forest,
April 2021 if you are joining the Eastern Kenya look for Elgon Francolin, which participants and where an impressive range of forest birds
Tour, or 30 April 2021 if you are joining only the easily opt out of. can be seen, including Sokoke Pipit,
Main Kenya Tour. Sokoke Scops Owl, Clarke's Weaver and
Amani Sunbird. Heading inland from
the coast we first visit Tsavo East where
Red-and-yellow Barbet we hope to find Fire-fronted Bishop,
before visiting the Taita Hills for Taita
Apalis, Taita Thrush and Taita White-
eye. Descending back into the lowlands
around Tsavo West we now look for
Friedmann's Lark, Hartlaub's Bustard
and Pangani Longclaw, before heading
back to Nairobi to complete the Eastern
Kenya Tour.
Leading straight on to the Main Kenya
Tour we now head off north of Nairobi
to Mount Kenya, searching for Hinde's
Babbler en route. On Mount Kenya we
search for Abbot's Starling, Jackson's
Francolin, Elgon Francolin and Scarlet-
tufted Malachite Sunbird, before moving
on to the open deserts north of Marsabit
in the far north of the country, where we
hope to find Masked Lark and, with some
luck, Heuglin's Bustard. Returning south
we pause in the Shaba and Samburu
areas for a host of dry-country species,
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including William's Lark, Donaldson
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Smith's Sparrow-Weaver and Grant's
Wood Hoopoe. We then make the long
drive to Lake Baringo, pausing en route Elgon Francolin
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DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY
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------------------ EASTERN KENYA ------------------- Days 4-5 (24-25 Apr): Sokoke Forest
Sokoke Forest is arguably the most important forest
Day 1 (21 Apr): Arrive Nairobi for birding on the entire east coast of Africa and we
Welcome to Kenya! From the airport we transfer have two full days to explore its riches. Our main
to our hotel for dinner and an overnight stay. targets are Clarke's Weaver, for which the entire
Overnight on the southern side of Nairobi. world population is confined to Sokoke and some
adjacent woodlands, Sokoke Pipit, Sokoke Scops
Owl and Amani Sunbird. However, a long list of
Day 2 (22 Apr): Nairobi to Lamu other specials can be found in the forest, including
This morning we fly from Nairobi to the coastal Red-throated Twinspot, Lowland Tiny Greenbul,
island of Lamu. Dry bush here is home to Somali Green Tinkerbird, fisheri form of Yellow-rumped
Boubou, otherwise only known from Somalia. We Tinkerbird, Fischer's Greenbul, African Barred
have an afternoon and morning to search for it in Owlet, Little Yellow Flycatcher, East Coast Akalat,
coastal thickets, alongside Golden Palm Weaver, Chestnut-fronted Helmetshrike, Scaly Babbler,
Malindi Pipit, East Coast Boubou, Scaly Babbler Kenya Crested Guineafowl, Fischer’s Turaco, Red-
and Coastal Cisticola. Overnight in the historical tailed Ant Thrush, Pallid Honeyguide, Little Spotted
town of Lamu with its atmospheric white coral Woodpecker, Mombasa Woodpecker, Plain-backed
buildings. Sunbird, Forest Batis and Southern Banded Snake
Eagle. Open areas around the forest hold Malindi
Pipit, Zanzibar Red Bishop, Coastal Cisticola
Day 3 (23 Apr): To Malindi
and Golden Palm Weaver, and there is an outside
After some final birding on Lamu we'll take a very chance for Violet-breasted Sunbird. Waterbirds at African Orange-bellied Parrot
short flight to Malindi on coastal Kenya, where we'll Mida Creek and Sabaki River Mouth could include
be based during our visit time in the area. If time Madagascar Pratincole and Crab Plover.
allows we'll do some introductory birding near Day 6 (26 Apr): to Tsavo East Bushshrike, Grey Wren-Warbler, Banded Parisoma,
Malindi. Nights in the Malindi area. Kenyan White-eye, Golden-breasted Starling,
Today we leave coastal Kenya, driving west into Fischer's Starling, Golden Pipit, Eastern Violet-
increasingly arid habitats toward Tsavo East backed Sunbird, Black-capped Social Weaver,
National Park. Along the way we'll watch out for
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Parrot-billed Sparrow, White-headed Buffalo
Steel-blue Whydah, but the grasslands of the park Weaver, Blue-capped Cordon-bleu, Straw-tailed
will be our main destination, where we hope to find Whydah and Purple Grenadier. There is a remote
Fire-fronted Bishop in breeding plumage in the chance for Quail-Plover.
afternoon. If the rains have been reliable we should
see good numbers of displaying Red-winged Lark, Overnight in or adjacent to Tsavo East.
Singing Bush Lark and Pink-breasted Lark. Tsavo
East holds a wide range of arid country species, Day 7 (27 Apr): To Taita Hills
and we'll be on the lookout for Somali Ostrich,
Vulturine Guineafowl, Buff-crested Bustard, We will spend the morning in Tsavo East, before
Hartlaub's Bustard, Black-headed Lapwing, Black- driving to the nearby Taita Hills. The tiny remnant
faced Sandgrouse, Somali Bee-eater, Grant's Wood patches of montane forest here are home to three
Hoopoe, Southern Ground Hornbill, Black-throated highly threatened endemics, namely Taita Apalis,
Barbet, Red-and-yellow Barbet, D'Arnaud's Taita Thrush and Taita White-eye. Besides looking
Barbet, Pygmy Falcon, African Orange-bellied for these species we also have chances to find
Parrot, Eastern Black-headed Batis, Rosy-patched Brown-breasted Barbet, Usambara Double-collared
Bushshrike, Northern Grey Tit, Mouse-coloured Sunbird, Stripe-faced Greenbul, Placid Greenbul
Penduline Tit, Fischer's Sparrow-Lark, Foxy Lark, and Yellow-throated Woodland Warbler. Overnight
East Coast Akalat in the Taita Hills.
Dodson's Bulbul, Red-fronted Warbler, Red-naped
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Day 8 (28 Apr): To Tsavo West Cisticola, Southern Grosbeak-Canary, African ----------------- MAIN KENYA TOUR ----------------- Yellow Warbler, Black-collared Apalis, Black-
Grey Flycatcher, Red-naped Bushshrike, Acacia Tit headed Apalis, Black-throated Apalis, Abyssinian
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We'll spend the morning birding the Taita Hills, and Three-streaked Tchagra. Crimsonwing, Eastern Double-collared Sunbird,
before dropping down into the surrounding Day 1 (30 Apr): Arrive Nairobi
Brown-capped Weaver, Kandt's Waxbill and Thick-
lowlands of Tsavo West. Here we'll be staying on a Overnight in Nairobi. billed Seedeater. Other possibilities include African
community conservancy rather in the national park Day 10 (30 Apr): To Nairobi
Black Duck, Crowned Eagle, Doherty's Bushshrike
itself, which has the advantage that we can also do After some final birding in the Tsavo area we return (rare) and Mountain Wagtail. In the late afternoon
some birding on foot. Day 2 (1 May): To Mount Kenya
to Nairobi where the Eastern Kenya Tour ends. we'll relocate to another lodge on the western side
New arrivals will join those staying on for the Main Our main tour starts as we leave Nairobi to the of Mount Kenya, for our ascent up the mountain the
Day 9 (29 Apr): Tsavo West area Kenya Tour. Overnight in Nairobi. north, travelling towards Mount Kenya. Various following morning. Night near Naro Moru.
stops will be made in the central highlands,
The open grasslands including to search for White-headed Barbet and
of this area are Hildebrandt's Starling Day 4 (3 May): Mount Kenya to Marsabit
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the endemic Hinde's Babbler. In the afternoon we'll
especially good bird the moist southern slopes of Mount Kenya. This morning we'll drive as high as possible up the
for White-winged Overnight on Mount Kenya. western slopes of Mount Kenya, where the road
Widowbird, Ashy ends at 3100 m. We'll continue on foot, climbing
Cisticola and 500 m in altitude to heathlands above the upper
Red-winged Lark, Day 3 (2 May): Mount Kenya
forest where we hope to find the rarely-seen Elgon
Pangani Longclaw, Set in forest, our lodge is the perfect base from which Francolin. Other birds we hope to see this morning
Taita Fiscal, Long- to bird the montane forests of Mount Kenya. In the include Jackson's Francolin, Abyssinian Ground
tailed Fiscal, Foxy early morning we'll hope to see Olive Ibis near the Thrush, Moorland Chat, Scarlet-tufted Malachite
Lark, Hartlaub’s lodge. Over the rest of the day, birding both above Sunbird and Red-fronted Parrot, and there is a
Bustard and and below our lodge should produce a good list small chance for Striped Flufftail. There is ample
Harlequin Quail, but of forest species that may include Abbot's Starling opportunity for those not wanting to do the tough
we will be hoping to (rare), Hunter's Cisticola, Scaly Francolin, African climb to bird around the vehicle.
find the very poorly- Olive Pigeon, Eastern Bronze-naped Pigeon,
known Friedmann's Scarce Swift, White-headed Wood Hoopoe, White- In the late morning we will descend into the lowland
Lark in display, eared Barbet, Purple-throated Cuckooshrike, around Mount Kenya, and spend the rest of the day
where we found it Grey Cuckooshrike, Mountain Oriole, Mountain driving north to Marsabit town in much more arid
during our last tour. surrounds. Night in Marsabit town.
Acacia bushveld
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and Commiphora
thickets give good
opportunities for
a range of other
species, and the
following will be
on our radars:
Hildebrandt’s
Starling, Tsavo
Sunbird, Hunter's
Sunbird, White-
headed Mousebird,
Blue-capped
Cordon-bleu, Scaly
Chatterer, Grey-
headed Silverbill,
Pringle’s Puffback,
Red-and-yellow
Barbet, Tiny Rüppell’s Robin-Chat
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© Tasso Leventis Day 9 (8 May): Lake Baringo Red-fronted Warbler, Grey Wren-Warbler, Rufous
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Chatterer, Rüppell’s Long-tailed Starling, African
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Lake Baringo, set in arid savanna, offers some Grey Flycatcher, Spotted Mourning Thrush,
excellent birding and it will be good to be back on Mocking Cliff Chat, Eastern Violet-backed Sunbird,
foot after all our time in the car. Hunter's Sunbird, Parrot-billed Sparrow, Chestnut
Around the lake shore we expect to find Northern Sparrow, Yellow-spotted Petronia, Blue-capped
Masked Weaver, Golden-backed Weaver, Jackson's Cordon-bleu, White-bellied Canary, Fan-tailed
Hornbill and Goliath Heron. The surrounding Raven, Brown-tailed Rock Chat, Mouse-coloured
area holds arid bush with some rocky ridges, and Penduline Tit, Magpie Starling, Pale Prinia, White-
birds here may include Three-banded Courser, billed Buffalo Weaver, Little Weaver, Crimson-
Lichtenstein's Sandgrouse, Northern White- rumped Waxbill and Beautiful Sunbird.
faced Owl, Greyish Eagle-Owl, African Scops
Owl, Verreaux's Eagle-Owl, Slender-tailed Day 10 (9 May): To Kakamega
Nightjar, Abyssinian Scimitarbill, Eastern Yellow-
billed Hornbill, Hemprich's Hornbill, Red- Today we drive to Kakamega Forest via the Kerio
fronted Tinkerbird, Red-fronted Barbet, Nubian Valley, where we hope to find Stripe-breasted
Woodpecker, Eastern Grey Woodpecker, Pygmy Seedeater, White-crested Turaco, Black-headed
Batis, Three-streaked Tchagra, Slate-coloured Gonolek, Double-toothed Barbet, Meyer's Parrot,
Boubou, Grey-backed Fiscal, Buff-bellied Warbler, Northern Puffback and Brown Babbler. Overnight
in Kakamega Forest
Rosy Bee-eater
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Northern White-faced Owl Purple Grenadier
Day 5 (4 May): Dida Galgalu Desert; to Shaba the localised Donaldson Smith's Sparrow-Weaver.
A long list of other arid-country birds are possible,
This morning we bird the very arid plains of including Somali Ostrich, Somali Courser,
the Dida Galgalu Desert along the main road Lichtenstein’s Sandgrouse, Black-faced Sandgrouse,
north of Marsabit town. Our main aim will be to Somali Bee-eater, White-throated Bee-eater, White-
find the very localised Masked Lark, but other headed Mousebird, Rosy-patched Bushshrike,
possibilities include Northern Grosbeak-Canary, Yellow-vented Eremomela, Banded Parisoma,
Greater Kestrel, William's Lark, Heuglin's Bustard, Acacia Tit, Chestnut-headed Sparrow-Lark, Foxy
Egyptian Vulture, Somali Courser, Somali Fiscal, Lark, Red-winged Lark, Magpie Starling, Black-
Somali Crow, Chestnut-headed Sparrow-Lark, bellied Sunbird, Speckle-fronted Weaver, Chestnut
Crested Lark, Thekla Lark, Bristle-crowned Starling Weaver, Black-cheeked Waxbill, African Silverbill
and Somali Sparrow. In the afternoon we'll drive and Golden Pipit. Overnight in the Shaba/Samburu
southwards to the Shaba area, stopping to look for area.
Boran Cisticola en route. Overnight in the Shaba/
Samburu area.
Day 7-8 (6-7 May): To Baringo
Day 6 (5 May): Shaba and Samburu After a final morning of birding in the Shaba/
Samburu area we'll start the long drive to Lake
We have a full day in the arid reserves of Shaba and Baringo, with an overnight stop at Nyahururu along
Samburu. Our main target will be William's Lark the way. Birding stops will include looking for Cape
that breeds on the lava fields in Shaba, alongside Bar-tailed Trogon Golden-winged Sunbird
Eagle-Owl.
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© Tertius Gous Day 13 (12 May): Kinangop and Aberdares Day 14 (13 May): To Nairobi
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Today we climb into the Aberdare Mountains, On our final day we'll start off birding in the
stopping en route above Naivasha town to look for montane forests at Gatamaiyu, which will give us a
Lynes's Cisticola. Grasslands around Kinangop will second chance to look for the rare Abbot's Starling.
be our next stop, where Sharpe's Longclaw will be Other forest birds we could encounter include
our main target. Here we may also find Jackson's Abyssinian Crimsonwing, Eastern Double-collared
Widowbird, African Snipe, Long-tailed Widowbird, Sunbird, Brown-capped Weaver, Scaly Francolin,
Hunter's Cisticola, Levaillant's Cisticola, Schalow's Lemon Dove, White-headed Wood Hoopoe, Red-
Wheatear, Black-winged Lapwing, Cape Crow, fronted Parrot, Mountain Oriole, White-browed
Red-capped Lark, Wing-snapping Cisticola and Crombec, Cinnamon Bracken Warbler, Evergreen
Northern Anteater Chat. Once we've climbed to Forest Warbler, Black-collared Apalis and Brown-
around 3000 m altitude we'll start looking out for chested Alethe. In the afternoon we'll drive back
Aberdares Cisticola, and other possible species to Nairobi, pausing at some wetlands near Limuru
include Jackson's Francolin and Moorland Chat. In where White-backed Duck is often seen. The tour
the evening we will return to Naivasha. ends on arrival in Nairobi.
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Grey-capped Warbler
Day 11 (10 May): Kakamega Forest Cuckooshrike, Mackinnon's Shrike, Western
Black-headed Oriole, Square-tailed Drongo,
Kakamega Forest, with the nearby Nandi Forests, Dusky Tit, Western Nicator, Kakamega Greenbul,
hold the only Central African lowland forest in Ansorge's Greenbul, White-headed Saw-wing,
Kenya, and thus add a large number of species to Green Hylia, Chubb's Cisticola, Black-faced Prinia,
the country list. We'll have a full day to explore Black-collared Apalis, White-chinned Prinia,
these forests, with our main targets including Buff-throated Apalis, Olive-green Camaroptera,
Turner's Eremomela, Blue-headed Bee-eater, Black-faced Rufous Warbler, Scaly-breasted
Jameson's Wattle-eye, Uganda Woodland Warbler, Illadopsis, Brown Illadopsis, Mountain Illadopsis,
Joyful Greenbul, Toro Olive Greenbul and what is Grey-chested Illadopsis, Stuhlmann’s Starling,
currently called 'Southern Hyliota', but could be White-tailed Ant Thrush, Brown-chested Alethe,
a distinct species. A range of other forest birds Equatorial Akalat, Blue-shouldered Robin-Chat,
can be found and include Crowned Eagle, White- Grey-winged Akalat, Green-throated Sunbird,
spotted Flufftail, Buff-spotted Flufftail, Lemon Olive-bellied Sunbird, Black-billed Weaver, Red-
Dove, Great Blue Turaco, Ross's Turaco, Bar-tailed headed Malimbe, White-breasted Nigrita and
Trogon, Black-and-white-casqued Hornbill, Grey- Southern Citril.
throated Barbet, Yellow-rumped Tinkerbird,
Yellow-spotted Barbet, Hairy-breasted Barbet,
Yellow-billed Barbet, Buff-spotted Woodpecker, Day 12 (11 May): Kakamega to Naivasha
African Broadbill, African Shrike-Flycatcher, After some final birding at Kakamega Forest we
Chestnut Wattle-eye, Bocage's Bushshrike, Pink- drive to Lake Naivasha for an overnight stay.
footed Puffback, Lühder’s Bushshrike, Petit's Hunter's Cisticola
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BOOKLET AND CHECKLIST
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Birding Africa provides:
1. Tour Details leaflet with detailed itinerary (this document).
2. Tour Information Pack, emailed to you.
3. Tour Booklet with checklists, provided in hard copy at the start of the tour.
QUESTIONS?
Email Michael at michael@birdingafrica.com and copy callan@birdingafrica.com.
HOW TO BOOK
1. Complete our easy online booking form.
2. Secure your booking deposit by credit card on our 3D secure online payment
site ($150)
3. Settle the balance by bank transfer 150 days before the tour. We will email
you a reminder and the banking details.
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INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THE TOUR
• services of Birding Africa tour leader and local guides
• entry fees and activities as per itinerary
• ground transport
• Internal flight from Nairobi to Lamu and Lamu to Malindi (Eastern Kenya only)
• accommodation and all meals starting with dinner on the first night and
ending with lunch on the last day
• airport transfers
• bottled water in the vehicle
• one soft drink per meal
Spotted Palm Thrush
• general tips
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