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Birding beyond Sunset: Green-breasted Pitta found! Kanyanchu, Kibale Forest (Day 2)
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Thursday, October 28, 2010. Kanyanchu, Kibale Forest (Day 2). 11 Aug: Birding from Kanyanchu UWA office, Kibale Forest with UWA guide Gerald T. 06:00 - 11:00. Once again we started off our morning hearing the Wood Owl. Calling as we left Chimp's Nest, the lodge where we were staying. At Kanyanchu, we set off 6am with Gerald and our head torches to the area where we were hoping to hear (and see! The first forest calls we heard were the Black and White Colobus. Followed by the Great Blue Turaco. Back at th...
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Birding beyond Sunset: Photo blog on the other wildlife of Kibale & Semuliki Forests (Aug 2010)
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Thursday, October 28, 2010. Photo blog on the other wildlife of Kibale and Semuliki Forests (Aug 2010). Grasshopper in Sebitoli area. Butterfly at Kihingami Wetland. Black and White Colobus. Posted by Marcell Claassen. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Photo blog on the other wildlife of Kibale and Semul. Bigodi Swamp, (Kibale Forest, Aug 2010). Kanyanchu, Kibale Fore. Search for Green-breasted Pitta, Kanyanchu, Kibale. Afternoon birding at Chimps Nest Lodge (Kibale Fo.
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Birding beyond Sunset: June 2010
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Sunday, June 6, 2010. NW Tanzania - Bukoba via Biharamulo to Rwanda. The road soon reverted to bush road again as I approached Biharamulo Game Reserve and the thought of a potential very long driving day ahead I tried not to stop to often. Not too dissimilar from the road I'd taken north at the start of my trip through Kamisi Game Reserve. The few sightings were good though with a couple of Common Kestrel. Dive-bombing an Augur Buzzard. And a Lizard Buzzard. Posted by Marcell Claassen. The migrant - M.
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Birding beyond Sunset: December 2009
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Friday, December 4, 2009. Cairo and Dahab (Sinai). Birding in Cairo was pretty much only "drive-by" birding or what could be seen from the hotel but a fair amount of species was seen. Due to circumstances in Dahab I missed out on a desert safari so missed a load of the planned specials there. Staying on the island of Zagalek in Cairo, the most common birds were Hooded Crows, House Sparrows. With the occasional Laughing Dove. Around. One morning there were Yellow-vented Bulbuls. Visited the shoreline in f...
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Birding beyond Sunset: Beach with a Twitch
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Monday, December 8, 2014. Beach with a Twitch. Stretch of beach south of the point. South of Lima, Peru. You’ll find some holiday communities spread out along miles and miles of lovely beaches, interspersed only with large rock outcrops and points. Although some beaches are a higher risk for swimmers, it’s extremely tranquil albeit if out of season. I visited this area during mid-October 2014, in particular the beaches of Punta Negra. Roost - at times probably well over a 1,000 birds. Whilst there are ma...
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Birding beyond Sunset: September 2010
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Sunday, September 5, 2010. Kihingami Wetland Sanctuary (Kibale Forest, Uganda). 7 Aug; Guided walk in and around Kihingami Swamp. (Local guide - Alex and student Moses) 07:30 - 13:15. Our walk toward the 1st patch of forest produced a few of the more "common" species like Green-headed Sunbird, Western Citril. With nesting material), Tawny-flanked Prinia, Brimstone Canary, Violet-backed Starling, Holub's Golden Weaver, Great Blue Turaco, Black-crowned. And an ever elusive calling White-spotted Flufftail.
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Birding beyond Sunset: July 2010
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Saturday, July 31, 2010. Birding in Ruhija, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (Uganda). We met Ugandan birding guide Emmanuel and his client there (whom I'd been birding with in Minziro Forest, Tanzania) who were staying at Trekker's Tavern nearby. The specials and endemics came rapidly (with a host of "normal" ones as well of course) with. 2 adults and a juvenile). And African Paradise Flycatcher. Also nesting - photo above). A. Photo below) was the only mammal during the birding. Black and White Colobus.
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Birding beyond Sunset: January 2010
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010. Bird Photos from Thailand. Here are three more photos of birds from our Dec '09 - Jan'10 trip in Thailand. In Chiang Dao (roughly midway between Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai). Just outside Khao Sok National Park, Southern Thailand. Posted by Marcell Claassen. Monday, January 18, 2010. Hunt for Spoon-billed Sandpiper (Thailand). Mid-December 2009) Our hotel was situated on the bank of the river and had well wooded gardens so my expectations were immediately raised. There was also...
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Birding beyond Sunset: August 2010
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Sunday, August 1, 2010. Syderstone and Sculthorpe, July 2010 - Norfolk (UK). Female) at Sculthorpe Moors. The garden in Syderstone produced my 1st lifer with a. Stuffing itself with cherries, in competition with 2-3. Though. A juvenile. Was great to see which I'd not seen before, only adults up till then. Were plentiful and at least 5 of them I suspect were nesting nearby as they came through low in the mornings and evenings with their distinctive screams. Other birds seen in the garden;. In one area a.
