Kenya - Sunday, Mount Kenya National Park
And the purple trees:
As we approached the hotel we saw a family group of Black-and-white Colobus Monkeys:
Another species of monkey spotted on our way to our room:
From our window ledge we saw Rock Martins, a pair of Hadeda Ibis:
Little Bee-eaters:
More African Pied Wagtails, another Black-headed Heron, more Speckled Mousebirds, Common Bulbuls and Baglafecht Weavers. Next the Buffalo we’d seen off to the left decided it was time for a drink so headed to the watering hole, accompanied by a number of Red-billed Oxpeckers:
They stopped to scratch pretty much in front of where we were sat watching them, so I took the opportunity of filming them:
You can see here the Red-billed Oxpeckers moving around on the Buffalo:
And here a couple of them dust-bathing. One in particular is hilarious to watch:
With the Buffalo mooching around, a Marabou Stork glided into the watering hole:
Labels: bird identification, bird photography, bird watching, birding, birding in Kenya, british birds, garden birds, garden for nature, walking
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