Note: We used mostly "Birds of East Africa" by Stevenson and Fanshawe, and
follow their taxonomy. Page numbers are to this book. We also used "Birds of
Kenya and Northern Tanzania" by Zimmerman et al. Both are good, and each was
better at one time or another. This page contains most of the decent photos
I was able to get during the two weeks, but being mostly limited to shooting
from the vehicle meant few shots of smaller brush or canopy birds.
Common Ostrich p.2
Cattle Egret p.20
Common Squacco Heron p.20
Hammerkop p.26
White Stork p.26
Yellow-billed Stork p.26
Abdim's Stork p.28
Sometimes found in huge migrating flocks.
Marabou Stork p.30
Greater Flamingo p.34
Spur-winged Goose p.36
White-faced Whistling-Duck p.38
Red-billed Teal p.40
Hottentot Teal p.40
Cape Teal p.40
Black Kite p.48
Secretary Bird p.48
White-headed Vulture p.52
African White-backed Vulture p.54
(also Ruppell's Griffon Vulture in right image)
Ruppell's Griffon Vulture p.54
Lappet-faced Vulture p.54
Vultures at kills
Black-chested Snake-Eagle p.56
Eastern Chanting Goshawk p.60
Dark Chanting Goshawk p.60
Tawny Eagle p.72
Bateleur p.78
Long-crested Eagle p.78
Martial Eagle p.80
Lesser Kestrel p.82
Gray Kestrel p.84
Pygmy Falcon p.84
Coqui Francolin p.98
The image at right is very appropriate because this species seems to be
always calling.
Hildebrandt's Francolin p.98
Crested Francolin p.100
Yellow-necked Spurfowl p.100
Red-necked Spurfowl p.100
Gray-crowned Crane p.112
Kori Bustard p.114
White-bellied Bustard p.116
Black-bellied Bustard p.116
Hartlaub's Bustard p.116
Black-winged Stilt p.118
Spotted Thick-knee p.120
Water Thick-knee p.120
Two-banded Courser p.122
Heuglin's Courser p.122
Violet-tipped Courser p.122
Blacksmith Lapwing p.126
Spur-winged Lapwing p.126
Black-winged Lapwing p.128
Chestnut-banded Plover p.130
Three-banded Plover p.130
Ruff p.134
Many more shots of Ruff and other
species of shorebirds at:
These are both from Ndutu, and
are probably both Slender-tailed but still working on it.
Speckled Mousebird p.220
Pied Kingfisher p.222
Gray-headed Kingfisher p.222
Woodland Kingfisher p.224
Little Bee-eater p.228
Cinnamon-chested Bee-eater p.228
Lilac-breasted Roller p.236
European Roller p.236
African Hoopoe p.240
Red-billed Hornbill p.242
Von der Decken's Hornbill p.242
Crowned Hornbill p.244
Silvery-cheeked Hornbill p.248
Southern Ground-hornbill p.250
Usambiro Barbet p.262
Red-and-yellow Barbet p.262
Rufous-naped Lark p.280
Fischer's Sparrow-Lark p.288
African Pied Wagtail p.298
Yellow-throated Longclaw p.302
Rosy-breasted Longclaw p.302
Grassland Pipit p.304
Plain-backed Pipit p.306
Schalow's Wheatear p.346
Spotted Morning-Thrush p.354
Collared Palm-Thrush p.354
This bird was way out of range
at Ndutu
Winding Cisticola p.388
White-eyed Slaty Flycatcher p.408
Pale Flycatcher p.412
Silverbird p.424
Scarlet-chested Sunbird p.456
Gray-backed Fiscal p.464
Isabelline Shrike p.466
Magpie Shrike p.466
Black-crowned Tchagra p.474
Northern White-crowned Shrike p.480
Ashy Starling p.490
Ruppell's Long-tailed Starling p.496
Superb Starling p.500
Hildebrandt's Starling p.500
Chestnut Sparrow p.502
Rufous-tailed Weaver p.506
Gray-capped Social-Weaver p.508
Weaver nests
Southern Red Bishop p.536
Blue-capped Cordon-Bleu p.548
Eastern Paradise-Whydah p.560
Note- If you are interested in the date or
location of a particular bird, the file name of each image contains the
date, which can be cross-checked against the itinerary on the main page.