Short (max. 10 sentences) introduction to this country, including information on
geography, biogeography, habitats, typical bird communities, importance for
birdwatching
Kenya is a great destination for travellers, safari culture set foot long before most of the East-African countries began embracing it. The country has enjoyed peace and tranquility for a long time allowing it space to develop good infrastructure linking birding hotspots as well as different range of accommodational facilities. The people are hospitable and you can almost walk into any location of interest without any trouble. The country has varying habitats providing a variable array of species. The openess of most parts of the country speeds up sighting and no matter how short your visit is you can easily get to see over 300 species in no time, for as long as you get it planned well. Being a country that has a number of guides and birding companies, E-bird is well represnted making it easy for any one to easily locate the species of interest: One of the E-bird reports:https://ebird.org/qc/tripreport/88845
Kenya is a great destination for travellers, safari culture set foot long before most of the East-African countries began embracing it. The country has enjoyed peace and tranquility for a long time allowing it space to develop good infrastructure linking birding hotspots as well as different range of accommodational facilities. The people are hospitable and you can almost walk into any location of interest without any trouble. The country has varying habitats providing a variable array of species. The openess of most parts of the country speeds up sighting and no matter how short your visit is you can easily get to see over 300 species in no time, for as long as you get it planned well. Being a country that has a number of guides and birding companies, E-bird is well represnted making it easy any one to easily locate the species of interest: One of the E-bird reports:https://ebird.org/qc/tripreport/88845
Kenya is a great destination for travellers, safari culture set foot long before most of the East-African countries began embracing it. The country has enjoyed peace and tranquility for a long time allowing it space to develop good infrastructure linking birding hotspots as well as different range of accommodational facilities. The people are hospitable and you can almost walk into any location of interest without any trouble. The country has varying habitats providing a variable array of species. The openess most parts of the country speeds up sighting and no matter how short your visit is you can easily get to see over 300 species in no time, for as long as you get it planned well. Being a country that has a number of guides and birding companies, E-bird is well represnted making it easy any one to easily locate the species of interest: One of the E-bird reports:https://ebird.org/qc/tripreport/88845
