If
you are looking for a wildlife holiday that center on birds, than
Kenya is an african counry is great place for your vacatios. There are
many wonderful opportunities in this African country to discover some
of the planet's most far-fetched birds. The advantage of booking a
tailor made wildlife holiday is that you can go when you wants, visit
the places you want to :
Discovering the Striking Birds of Kenya :- Kelly Speca
Kenya has a deserved reputation for being a haven for birdlife, and
opportunities flourish to experience so much of it. With over 1,000
different birds to look, along with a whole host of other animals, Kenya
is a truly exciting harbour.
The Great Rift Valley :-
The Great Rift Valley flows right through the soul of Kenya and is the
backbone to some of the world's finest lakes. Surrounded by hot
springs, geysers and the steep escarpment of the Rift Valley with its
volcanic outcrops, the natural location of the lakes provides an rare
experience of nature. Kelly Speca
says Naivasha is one of the lakes that have made this country so
famous for its lovish wildlife. This spectacular freshwater lake is one
of only two of its kind in the valley, and it supports a enormous
animal life in the country, including a large number of Hippopotamus
and hundreds of bird species.
Lake Naivasha :-
Lake Naivasha sits at 1880m above sea level and is the chief of the
Rift Valley lakes. Around the lake there is dense herbage, which
supports its birdlife. Many regular tours do not stop at the lake, but
on a tailor made wildlife holiday you could consider making a stop here
on the schedule. You will find here Grey-capped Warbler, Brimstone
Canary and Red-billed Firefinch,with a available 350 other beautiful
bird species. Many fish-eating birds are also attrected by fish on the
lake including the Fish Eagles as well as Great Cormorants.
The Masai Mara :- According to Kelly Speca
This is the one of the world's most famous animal-rich wards, and
whether you are interested in sighting big game, there is plenty to
experience. The Masai Mara is one of the very few places in the world
where it is possible to see limitless herds of grazing animals and,
consequently, the predators that axis them. The Lion, Cheetah and
Leopard make usual appearances, and bird lovers should definitely look
out for the predatory birds that include six out of the seven species of
Kenyan Eagel.Lodges and camps are available inside the Reserve
including Keekorok.Early morning exit let visitors see the
hudgelandscape, the rising sun, and the gatherings of animals.
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