MAMMALS OF MERU NATIONAL PARK: 1. Spectacled Elephant shrew 2. East African Hedgehog 3. Giant white - toothed shrew 4. Rousette Fruit Bat 5. Epauletted Fruit Bat 6. Pale – bellied Fruit Bat 7. White - bellied Tomb Bat 8. Hollow –faced Bat 9. False vampire Bat 10. Yellow – winged Bat (Hangs in acacia thickets during day) 11. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat 12. Lesser Leaf – nosed Bat 13. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle 14. Yellow – bellied Bat 15. Angola Free – tailed Bat 16. White – bellied Free - tailed Bat 17. Flat – headed Free - tailed Bat 18. Greater Galago 19. Bush Baby 20. Black – faced vervet 21. Blue/Sykes’ monkey 22. Patas monkey 23. Olive Baboon 24. Lesser Ground Pangolin (Rare) 25. Black – backed or Silver –backed Jackal 26. Side – striped Jackal 27. Zorilla 28. Ratel or Honey Badger 29. Clawless otter 30. African civet 31. Neumman’s or Small - spotted Genet 32. Bush or Large – spotted Genet 33. Marsh mongoose 34. Dwarf mongoose 35. Large Grey mongoose 36. Banded mongoose 37. Aardwolf 38. Spotted Hyaena 39. Striped Hyaena 40. Cheetah 41. Caracal 42. African wildcat 43. Serval 44. Lion 45. Leopard 46. Ant Bear 47. Tree Hyrax 48. Rock Hyrax 49. African Elephant 50. Grevy’s zebra 51. Burchell’s or Common zebra 52. Hippopotamus 53. Warthog 54. Bush Pig 55. Reticulated Giraffe 56. Coke’s Hartebeest or Kongoni 57. Blue Duiker 58. Bush Duiker 59. Suni 60. Oribi 61. Steinbok 62. Kirk’s Dik – Dik 63. Common waterbuck 64. Bohor Reedbuck 65. Impala 66. Grant’s Gazelle 67. Gerenuk 68. Beisa oryx 69. Bushbuck 70. Lesser Kudu 71. Eland 72. African Buffalo 73. African Hare 74. Cane Rat 75. Porcupine 76. Striped Ground squirrel 77. Unstriped Ground squirrel 78. Bush squirrel 79. East African Red squirrel(Riverine woodland along Tana River) 80. Spring Hare 81. African Dormouse 82. Giant Rat 83. Naked Mole Rat BIRDS OF MERU NATIONAL PARK(KENYA); 1. Somali ostrich 2. Little Grebe 3. Long - tailed cormorant 4. African Darter 5. Black – headed Heron 6. Buff - backed Heron /Cattle Egret 7. Great white Egret (swamp - Meru Mulika Lodge) 8. Green – backed Heron (Along rivers) 9. Hamerkop 10. White stork (spasmodic visitor) 11. Marabou stork 12. Saddle bill stork (swamp - Meru Mulika Lodge) 13. Wood Ibis or Yellow – billed stork 14. Sacred Ibis (uncommon) 15. Hadad Ibis 16. African Black Duck 17. Egyptian Goose 18. Secretary Bird 19. Ruppell’s vulture 20. White - backed vulture 21. Nubian or Lappet – faced vulture 22. White - headed vulture 23. Egyptian vulture 24. Hooded vulture 25. Lanner 26. Red - necked Falcon (Associated with palms) 27. European Kestrel 28. Lesser Kestrel 29. Pygmy Falcon 30. European Black Kite 31. African Black Kite 32. Black – shouldered Kite 33. Steppe Eagle 34. Tawny Eagle 35. Wahlberg’s Eagle 36. African Hawk Eagle 37. Martial Eagle 38. Long - crested Eagle 39. Lizard Buzzard 40. Brown Harrier Eagle 41. Black – chested Harrier Eagle 42. Grasshopper Buzzard 43. Bateleur 44. Augur Buzzard 45. African Fish Eagle 46. Palm – nut vulture 47. Steppe Buzzard (uncommon winter visitor) 48. Little sparrow Hawk 49. Shikra 50. Gabar Goshawk 51. Pale chanting Goshawk 52. Montagus’s Harrier 53. Pallid Harrier 54. European Marsh Harrier 55. Harrier Hawk 56. Crested Francolin 57. Yellow - necked spurfowl 58. Harlequin Quail 59. Helmeted Guinea – fowl 60. Kenya crested Guinea – fowl 61. Vulturine Guinea – fowl 62. Kaffir Rail 63. Black crake 64. African Finfoot (on thickly wooded rivers and streams) 65. Crowned crane 66. Kori Bustard 67. White – bellied Bustard 68. Buff – crested Bustard 69. Spotted stone curlew 70. Water Dikkop 71. African Jacana 72. Little – Ringed plover 73. Kittlitz’s plover 74. Three - banded plover’ 75. Caspian plover 76. Crowned plover 77. Senegal plover 78. Black head plover 79. Painted snipe (Rare) 80. Ruff 81. Common sandpiper 82. Green sandpiper 83. Wood sandpiper 84. Temminck’s courser(uncommon visitor) 85. Two - banded courser 86. Heuglin’s courser (Largely nocturnal; rests in thickbush during the day) 87. Button Quail 88. Chestnut – bellied sandgrouse 89. Black - faced sandgrouse 90. Lichtenstein’s sandgrouse 91. Speckled pigeon 92. Red - eyed Dove 93. Mourning Dove 94. Laughing Dove 95. Namaqua Dove 96. Emerald – spotted wood Dove 97. Green pigeon 98. European cuckoo (occurs mainly on spring migration) 99. African cuckoo 100. Red - chested cuckoo 101. Black cuckoo 102. Great spotted cuckoo 103. Black and White cuckoo 104. Didric cuckoo 105. Klaas’ cuckoo 106. White – browed coucal 107. White - bellied Go-away –bird 108. Orange – bellied Parrot 109. Brown parrot 110. European Roller 111. Lilac – breasted Roller 112. Rufous – crowned Roller 113. Broad – billed Roller 114. Pied Kingfisher 115. Giant Kingfisher (Rare) 116. Malachite Kingfisher 117. Pygmy Kingfisher 118. Brown – hooded Kingfisher (occurs mainly in riverine woodland) 119. Grey – headed kingfisher 120. Striped kingfisher 121. European Bee - eater 122. Madagascar Bee - eater 123. Blue – cheeked Bee - eater (uncommon spring migrant) 124. White – throated Bee - eater 125. Little Bee – eater 126. Somali Bee - eater 127. Grey Hornbill 128. Red - billed Hornbill 129. Yellow – billed Hornbill 130. Von der Decken’s Hornbill 131. Crowned Hornbill 132. European Hoopoe(uncommon spring migrant ) 133. African Hoopoe 134. Green wood Hoopoe 135. Violet wood Hoopoe(Found mainly on the Tana River) 136. Scimitar bill 137. Abyssinian scimitar –bill 138. African marsh owl 139. African scops owl 140. White –faced scops owl 141. Pearl – spotted owlet 142. Barred owlet 143. Verreaux’s Eagle owl 144. Pel’s Fishing owl (occurs along the Tana and Rojerwen Rivers) 145. European Nightjar 146. Dusky Nightjar 147. Donaldson – Smith’s Nightjar 148. Nubian Nightjar 149. Plain Nightjar 150. Long – tailed Nightjar 151. Speckled mousebird 152. Blue – naped mousebird 153. Narina’s Trogon 154. Brown – throated Barbet 155. Spotted – flanked Barbet 156. Red - fronted Tinkerbird 157. Red and Yellow Barbet 158. D’Arnand’s Barbet 159. Greater Honeyguide 160. Scaly – throated Honeyguide 161. Lesser Honeyguide 162. Wahlberg’s Honeyguide 163. Nubian woodpecker 164. Cardinal woodpecker 165. Brown - backed woodpecker (The rarest of the Meru park woodpeckers) 166. Bearded woodpecker 167. Nyanza swift 168. Mottled swift 169. Little swift 170. White – rumped swift 171. Palm swift 172. Singing Bush Lark 173. Northern white – tailed Lark 174. Redwing Bush Lark 175. Flappet Lark 176. Fawn – coloured Lark 177. Pink – breasted Lark 178. Chestnut – backed sparrow Lark 179. Chestnut – headed sparrow Lark 180. Fischer’s sparrow Lark 181. Red - capped Lark 182. African pied wagtail 183. Blue - headed wagtail(various races occur on spring migration) 184. Richard’s pipit 185. Yellow – throated Longclaw 186. Scaly Babbler (occurs along Tana River, rare) 187. Northern pied Babbler 188. Rufous chatterer 189. Yellow – vented Bulbul 190. Northern Brownbul 191. European spotted Flycatcher 192. Dusky Flycatcher 193. Ashy Flycatcher 194. Grey Flycatcher 195. South African Black Flycatcher 196. Chin - spot Flycatcher 197. Pygmy puff – back Flycatcher 198. Black - throated wattle – eye 199. Paradise Flycatcher 200. Bare - eyed Thrush 201. European Rock Thrush 202. European common wheatear 203. Isabelline wheatear 204. Pied wheatear 205. Capped wheatear 206. White – browed Robin chat 207. Red - capped Robin chat 208. Stone chat 209. Morning warbler (Associated with stands of palms) 210. Spotted morning warbler 211. Red - backed scrub Robin 212. European Nightingale 213. Thrush Nightingale or Sprosser 214. Garden warbler 215. Blackcap warbler 216. Barred warbler 217. Olive – tree warbler 218. Great Reed warbler (uncommon passage migrant in spring) 219. European marsh warbler (spring passage migant) 220. European sedge warbler 221. European willow warbler 222. Grey wren warbler 223. Black - breasted Apalis 224. Red - faced Apalis 225. Grey – capped warbler (occurs in riverine thickets) 226. Buff - belllied warbler 227. Crombec 228. Banded Tit – warbler 229. Yellow –bellied Eremomela 230. Grey – backed camaroptera 231. Rattling cisticola 232. Winding cisticola 233. Tiny cisticola 234. Ashy cisticola 235. European swallow 236. Angola swallow 237. Wire – tailed swallow 238. Red – rumped swallow 239. Striped swallow 240. European sand martin 241. African sand martin 242. Banded martin 243. Black cuckoo shrike 244. Drongo 245. Straight – crested Helmet shrike 246. Chestnut – fronted shrike 247. White – crowned shrike 248. Northern Brubru 249. Lesser Grey shrike (spring passage migrant) 250. Fiscal shrike 251. Taita Fiscal 252. Long – tailed Fiscal 253. Red – backed shrike 254. Red - tailed shrike 255. Slate - coloured Boubou 256. Tropical Boubou 257. Black – backed Puff – back 258. Puff - back shrike 259. Black – headed Tchagra 260. Brown - headed Tchagra 261. Three – streaked Tchagra 262. Sulphur – breasted Bush shrike 263. Grey – headed Bush shrike 264. Rosy - patched shrike 265. Grey Tit 266. Mouse - coloured Penduline Tit 267. European Golden Oriole 268. Black – headed Oriole 269. White - naped Raven 270. Fun - tailed Raven 271. Wattled starling 272. Violet – backed starling 273. Blue - eared Glossy starling 274. Ruppell’s Long –tailed starling 275. Golden - breasted starling 276. Fischer’s starling 277. Hildebrandt’s starling 278. Superb starling 279. Red - billed oxpecker 280. Yellow white - eye 281. Smaller Black – bellied sunbird 282. Mariqua sunbird 283. Variable sunbird 284. Hunter’s sunbird 285. Collared sunbird 286. Kenya violet – backed sunbird 287. Buffalo weaver 288. White – headed Buffalo weaver 289. White – browed sparrow weaver 290. Grey - headed social weaver 291. Black – capped social weaver 292. Rufous sparrow 293. Parrot – billed sparrow 294. Chestnut sparrow 295. Yellow – spotted Petronia 296. Speckle – fronted weaver 297. Layard’s Black – headed weaver 298. Masked weaver 299. Vitelline masked weaver 300. Chestnut weaver 301. Black – necked weaver 302. Spectacled weaver 303. Golden weaver 304. Grosbeak weaver 305. Red - headed weaver 306. Red - billed Quelea 307. Cardinal Quelea 308. Red Bishop 309. Yellow Bishop. 310. White - winged widow – bird 311. Bronze Mannikin 312. Grey - headed silverbill 313. Cut throat 314. Green – winged pytilia 315. African Fire Finch 316. Jameson's Fire Finch 317. Red - billed Fire Finch 318. Waxbill 319. Red – cheeked cordon – bleu 320. Purple Grenadier 321. Indigo – bird 322. Pin – tailed whydah 323. Steel - blue whydah 324. Fischer’s straw – tailed whydah 325. Paradise whydah 326. Yellow - fronted canary 327. Yellow - rumped seed - eater 328. Somali Golden - breasted Rock Bunting 329. Cinnamon – breasted Rock Bunting 330. Pied crow

Lake Bogoria (Hannington) National Park

MAMMALS OF LAKE BOGORIA NATIONAL PARK 1. Rufous Spectacled Elephant Shrew 2. Epauletted Fruit Bat 3. Yellow - Winged Bat 4. White - Bellied Free - Tailed Bat 5. Bush Baby 6. Black - Faced Vervet Monkey 7. Olive Baboon 8. Black - Backed Jackal 9. Bat - Eared Fox 10. African Civet 11. Small - Spotted Genet 12. Dwarf Mongoose 13. White - Tailed Mongoose 14. Banded Mongoose 15. Aardwolf 16. Spotted Hyaena 17. Cheetah (rare) 18. Caracal 19. African Wildcat 20. Rock Hyrax 21. Warthog 22. Coke’s Hartebeest 23. Bush Duiker 24. Klipspringer 25. Steenbok 26. Kirk’s Dikdik 27. Bohor Reedbuck 28. Chanler’s Mountain Reedbuck 29. Impala 30. Grant’s Gazelle 31. Gerenuk 32. Greater Kudu 33. African Buffalo 34. African Hare 35. Porcupine 36. Unstriped Ground Squarrel 37. Bush Squirrel 38. Spring Hare 39. Naked Mole Rat BIRDS OF LAKE BOGORIA NATIONAL PARK( KENYA); 1. Black - Necked Grebe 2. Great - Crested Grebe 3. Little Grebe 4. White Pelican 5. Pink - Backed Pelican 6. White - Necked Cormorant 7. Night Heron 8. Great White Egret 9. Yellow - Billed Egret 10. Goliath Heron 11. Purple Heron 12. Yellow - Billed Stork 13. African Spoonbill 14. Greater Flamingo 15. Lesser Flamingo 16. White - Faced Tree Duck 17. Egyptian Goose 18. Spur - Winged Goose 19. Cape Wigeon 20. Garganey Teal 21. Maccoa Duck 22. Bateleur 23. Dark Chanting Goshawk 24. Gabar Goshawk 25. Augur Buzzard 26. Tawny Eagle 27. Verreaux’s Eagle 28. Fish Eagle 29. Black Kite 30. Black - Shouldered Kite 31. Swallow - Tailed Kite (rare) 32. Lanner 33. Hildebrandt’s Francolin 34. Crowned Crane 35. Red - Knobbed Coot 36. Painted Snipe 37. Spur - Winged Plover 38. Blackhead Plover 39. Kittlitz’s Plover 40. Three - Banded Plover 41. Marsh Sand Piper 42. Black - Tailed Godwit 43. Black - Winged Stilt 44. Avocet 45. Water Dikkop 46. Heuglin’s Courser 47. Pratincole 48. Grey - Headed Gull 49. Chestnut - Bellied Sandgrouse 50. Speckled pigeon 51. White - Bellied Go - away - Bird 52. Great Spotted Cuckoo 53. Black and White Cuckoo 54. Levaillant’s Cuckoo 55. Spotted Eagle Owl 56. Plain Nightjar 57. Mottled Swift 58. Nyanza Swift 59. Horn Swift 60. Blue - Naped Mouse Bird 61. Pied Kingfisher 62. Striped Kingfisher 63. Grey - Headed Kingfisher 64. Madagascar Bee - Eater 65. White - Throated Bee - Eater 66. Little Bee - Eater 67. White - Fronted Bee - Eater 68. European Roller 69. Rufous - Crowned Roller 70. Hoopoe 71. Green Wood Hoopoe 72. Grey Hornbill 73. Jackson’s Hornbill 74. Crowned Hornbill 75. Hemprich’s Hornbill 76. Abyssinian Ground Hornbill 77. Brown - Throated Barbet 78. Spotted Flanked Barbet 79. Red - Fronted Barbet 80. Red - Fronted Tinkerbird 81. D’ Arnaud’s Barbet 82. Red and Yellow Barbet 83. Wahlberg’s Honey Guide 84. Nubian Woodpecker 85. Cardinal Woodpecker 86. Grey Woodpecker 87. Bearded Woodpecker 88. Fawn - Coloured Lark 89. Grey - Rumped Swallow 90. African Rock Martin 91. White Crowned Shrike 92. Northern Brubru 93. Three - Streaked Tchagra 94. Rosy - Patched Shrike 95. Slate - Coloured Boubou 96. Sulphur - Breasted Bush Shrike 97. Capped Wheat ear 98. Cliff Chat 99. Red - Backed Scrub Robin 100. Spotted Morning Warbler 101. Rufous Chatterer 102. Crombec 103. Banded Tit Warbler 104. Pygmy Puff - Back 105. Grey Tit 106. Mouse - Coloured Penduline Tit 107. Variable Sunbird 108. Mariqua Sunbird 109. Beautiful Sunbird 110. Kenya Violet - Backed Sunbird 111. Green - Winged Pytilia 112. Purple Grenadier 113. Red - Cheeked Cordon - Bleu 114. Blue - Capped Cordon - Bleu 115.Cut - Throat 116. Silverbill 117. Grey - Headed Silverbill 118. Fischer’s straw - Tailed Whydah 119. Steel - Blue Whydah 120. Paradise Whydah 121. Little Weaver 122. Masked Weaver 123. Vitelline Masked Weaver 124. Yellow - Crowned Bishop 125. White - Headed Buffalo Weaver 126. White - Browned Sparrow Weaver 127. Bristle - Crowned Starling 128. Ruppell’s long - Tailed Starling 129. Magpie Starling 130. Wattled Starling 131. Yellow - Billed Oxpecker 132. Red - Billed Oxpecker 133. Fan - Tailed Raven 134. Cape Rook 135. White - Necked Raven

MAMMALS OF GEDI NATIONAL PARK 1. Yellow - Rumped Elephant Shrew 2. Epauletted Fruit Bat 3. False Vampire Bat 4. Greater Galago 5. BushBaby 6. Syke’s Monkey 7. Black - Faced Vervet Monkey 8. Yellow Baboon 9. Black and White Colobus 10. Dwarf Mongoose 11. Harvey’s Red Duiker 12. Blue Duiker 13. Zanzibar Duiker 14. Suni 15. Bush Squirrel BIRDS OF GEDI NATIONAL PARK(KENYA) 1. Cuckoo Falcon 2. Crowned Hawk Eagle 3. Southern Banded Harrier Eagle 4. Little Sparrow Hawk 5. Kenya Crested Guinea - Fowl 6. Green Pigeon 7. Fischer’s Turaco 8. Brown - Headed Parrot 9. Trumpeter Hornbill 10. Silvery - Cheeked Hornbill 11. Crowned Hornbill 12. Narina’s Trogon 13. Mottled - Throated Spinetail 14. Boehm’s Spinetail 15. African Pitta 16. Scaly Babbler 17. East Coast Akalat 18. Eastern Bearded Scrub Robin 19. Retz’s Red - Billed Shrike 20. Chestnut - Fronted Shrike 21. Zanzibar Puff - Back Shrike 22. Nicator 23. Black - Breasted Glossy Starling 24. Mouse - Coloured Sunbird 25. Plain - Backed Sunbird 26. Dark - Backed Weaver 27. Peter’s Twin - Spot 28. Spotted Ground Thrush

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Q: Lambwe Valley Game Reserve

BIRDS OF LAMBWE VALLEY GAME RESERVE(KENYA) 1. Rufous - Bellied Heron 2. Abdim’s Stork 3. Woolly - Necked Stork 4. Saddle - Billed Stork 5. Openbill stork 6. African Spoonbill 7. White - Faced Tree Duck 8. African Marsh Harrier 9. Beaudouin’s Harrier Eagle 10. Grey Kestrel 11. Painted Snipe 12. Long - Toed Lapwing 13. Senegal Plover 14. Wattled Plover 15. Bare - Faced Go - Away - Bird 16. Eastern Grey Plantain - Eater 17. Levaillant’s Cuckoo 18. Senegal Coucal 19. White - Tailed Nightjar 20. Woodland Kingfisher 21. Blue - Cheeked Bee - Eater 22. Black - Billed Barbet 23. Yellow - Fronted Tinkerbird 24. Red - Breasted Wryneck 25. Flappet Lark 26. Blue Swallow 27. Rufous - Chested Swallow 28. Black - Headed Gonolek 29. Red - Tailed Chat 30. Sooty Chat 31. African Thrush 32. African Moustached Warbler 33. Black Flycatcher 34. Silverbird 35. Mariqua Sunbird 36. Coppery Sunbird 37. Red - Chested Sunbird 38. Beautiful Sunbird 39. Black - Bellied Fire Finch 40. Zebra Waxbill 41. Quail Finch 42. Fan - Tailed Widowbird 43. Black Bishop 44. Hartlaub’s Marsh Widow - Bird 45. Black - Winged Bishop 46. Red Bishop 47. Lesser Blue - Eared Starling

MAMMALS OF MASAI MARA NATIONAL RESERVE;

1. Spectacled Elephant shrew
2. East African Hedgehog
3. Giant white - toothed shrew
4. Straw - coloured Fruit Bat
5. Rousette Fruit Bat
6. Epauletted Fruit Bat
7. Pale - bellied Fruit Bat
8. Hollow - faced Bat
9. False vampire Bat
10. Yellow - winged Bat
11. Lander's Horseshoe Bat
12. Lesser Leaf - nosed Bat
13. Banana Bat/ African pipistrelle
14. Yellow - bellied Bat
15. Angola Free - tailed Bat
16. White - bellied Free -tailed Bat
17. Greater Galago
18. Bush Baby
19. Black - faced vervet monkey
20. Blue/Sykes' monkey
21. Red - tailed/White - nosed monkey
22. Patas monkey
23. Olive Baboon
24. Black and white colobus
25. Lesser Ground pangolin
26. Hunting Dog
27. Golden Jackal /Common Jackal
28. Black - backed/ Silver -backed Jackal
29. Side - striped Jackal
30. Bat - eared Fox
31. Zorilla
32. Ratel /Honey Badger
33. Clawless otter
34. African civet
35. Neumann's /Small - spotted Genet
36. Bush /Large - spotted Genet
37. African Palm Civet
38. Marsh Mongoose
39. Dwarf Mongoose
40. Large Grey Mongoose
41. Slender /Black -tipped Mongoose
42. White - tailed Mongoose
43. Banded Mongoose
44. Aardwolf
45. Spotted Hyaena
46. Striped Hyaena
47. Cheetah
48. African wildcat
49. Serval
50. Lion
51. Leopard
52. Ant Bear /Aardvark
53. Tree Hyrax
54. Rock Hyrax
55. African Elephant
56. Burchell's or Common zebra
57. Hippopotamus
58. Giant Forest Hog
59. Warthog
60. Bush pig
61. Masai Giraffe
62. Coke's Hartebeest / Kongoni
63. Wildebeest
64. Topi
65. Harvey Red Duiker
66. Bush Duiker
67. Klipspringer
68. Suni
69. Oribi
70. Steinbok
71. Kirk's Dik - Dik
72. Defassa waterbuck
73. Bohor Reedbuck
74. Impala
75. Thomson's Gazelle
76. Grant's Gazelle
77. Roan Antelope
78. Bushbuck
79. Eland
80. African Buffalo
81. African Hare
82. Cane Rat
83. Porcupine
84. Striped Ground Squirrel
85. Unstriped Ground Squirrel
86. Bush Squirrel
87. Giant Forest Squirrel
88. Spring Hare
89. African Dormouse
90. Kenya Mole Rat;

BIRDS OF MASAI MARA NATIONAL RESERVE(KENYA)

1. Masai Ostrich
2. Little Grebe
3. Long - tailed cormorant
4. African Darter
5. Black - headed Heron
6. Yellow - billed Egret
7. Little Egret
8. Buff - Backed Heron/Cattle - Egret
9. Squacco Heron
10. Green - backed Heron
11. Night Heron
12. Hamerkop
13. White stork
14. European Black stork
15. Woolly - necked stork
16. Abdim's stork
17. Open - bill stork
18. Saddle - bill stork
19. Marabou stork
20. Wood Ibis/ Yellow - billed stork
21. Sacred Ibis
22. Hadada Ibis
23. African Black Duck
24. Garganey Teal
25. Hottentot Teal
26. Red - billed Duck
27. Knob - billed Duck
28. Egyptian Goose
29. Spur - winged Goose
30. Secretary Bird
31. Ruppell's Vulture
32. White - backed Vulture
33. Nubian/Lappet - faced Vulture
34. White - headed Vulture
35. Egyptian Vulture
36. Hooded Vulture
37. Peregrine
38. Lanner
39. European Hobby
40. African Hobby(Rare)
41. European Kestrel
42. Greater/White - eyed kestrel
43. Lesser Kestrel
44. Grey Kestrel
45. Pygmy Falcon
46. Cuckoo Falcon
47. European Black Kite
48. African Black Kite
49. Black - shouldered Kite
50. Bat Hawk
51. Honey Buzzard
52. Steppe Eagle
53. Tawny Eagle
54. Wahlberg's Eagle
55. African Hawk Eagle
56. Booted Eagle
57. Martial Eagle
58. Crowned Hawk - eagle
59. Long - crested Eagle
60. Lizard Buzzard
61. Brown Harrier Eagle
62. Black - chested Harrier Eagle
63. Banded Harrier Eagle
64. Bateleur
65. African Fish Eagle
66. Lammergeyer
67. Steppe Buzzard
68. Augur Buzzard
69. Little sparrow Hawk
70. Ovampo sparrow Hawk
71. Greater sparrow Hawk
72. Shikra
73. African Goshawk
74. Gabar Goshawk
75. Pale chanting Goshawk
76. Dark chanting Goshawk
77. Montagu's Harrier
78. Pallid Harrier
79. European Marsh Harrier
80. African Marsh Harrier
81. Harrier Hawk
82. Osprey
83. Coqui Francolin
84. Crested Francolin
85. Shelley's (Grey - wing) Francolin
86. Hildebrandt's Francolin
87. Scaly Francolin
88. Yellow - necked spurfowl
89. Cape quail
90. Harlequin quail
91. Blue quail
92. Helmeted Guinea - fowl
93. Crested Guinea -fowl
94. European corn crake
95. African crake
96. Black crake
97. White - spotted pygmy crake
98. African Finfoot
99. Crowned crane
100. Kori Bustard
101. Jackson's Bustard
102. White - bellied Bustard
103. Black - bellied Bustard
104. Hartlaub's Bustard
105. Spotted stone Curlew
106. Water Dikkop
107. African Jacana
108. Little Ringed Plover
109. Kittlitz's Plover
110. Three - banded Plover
111. Caspian Plover
112. Crowned Plover
113. Senegal Plover
114. Black - winged Plover
115. Black smith Plover
116. Brown - chested wattled Plover
117. Wattled Plover
118. Black - winged Stilt
119. Painted Snipe
120. European common Snipe
121. Great Snipe
122. African snipe
123. Ruff
124. Common Sandpiper
125. Green Sandpiper
126. Wood Sandpiper
127. Temminck's Courser
128. Two - banded Courser
129. Heuglin's Courser
130. Bronze - winged Courser
131. Pratincole
132. Button quail
133. Chestnut - bellied Sandgrouse
134. Black- faced Sandgrouse
135. Yellow - throated Sandgrouse
136. Speckled Pigeon
137. Olive Pigeon
138. Red - eyed Dove
139. Mourning Dove
140. Ring - necked Dove
141. Laughing Dove
142. Namaqua Dove
143. Tambourine Dove
144. Blue - spotted wood Dove
145. Emerald - spotted wood Dove
146. Green Pigeon
147. European Cuckoo
148. African Cuckoo
149. Red - chested Cuckoo
150. Black Cuckoo
151. Great - spotted Cuckoo
152. Levaillant's Cuckoo
153. Black and white Cuckoo
154. Emerald Cuckoo
155. Didric Cuckoo
156. Klaas' Cuckoo
157. Blue - headed Coucal
158. Senegal Coucal
159. White - browed Coucal
160. Green Coucal/Yellow - bill
161. Schalow's Turaco
162. Ross's Turaco
163. Eastern Grey plaintain - eater
164. White - bellied Go-away - bird
165. Bare - faced Go-away -bird
166. Brown parrot
167. European Roller
168. Lilac - breasted Roller
169. Rufous - crowned Roller
170. Broad - billed Roller
171. Pied Kingfisher
172. Giant Kingfisher
173. Malachite Kingfisher
174. Pygmy Kingfisher
175. Woodland Kingfisher
176. Brown - hooded Kingfisher
177. Grey- headed Kingfisher
178. Striped Kingfisher
179. European Bee - eater
180. Madagascar Bee - eater
181. Blue - cheeked Bee - eater
182. White - throated Bee - eater
183. Blue - breasted Bee - eater
184. White - fronted Bee - eater
185. Black and white - casqued Hornbill
186. Grey Hornbill
187. Red - billed Hornbill
188. Von der Decken's Hornbill
189. Crowned Hornbill
190. Ground Hornbill
191. European Hoopoe
192. African Hoopoe
193. Green Wood Hoopoe
194. Scimitar - bill
195. Abyssinian scimitar - bill
196. African marsh owl
197. African wood owl
198. African scops owl
199. White - faced scops owl
200. Pearl - spotted owlet
201. Spotted Eagle owl
202. Verreaux's Eagle owl
203. Pels Fishing owl
204. European Nightjar
205. Dusky Nightjar
206. Freckled Nightjar
207. Plain Nightjar
208. White - tailed Nightjar
209. Gaboon Nightjar
210. Pennant - wing Nightjar
211. Long - tailed Nightjar
212. Speckled Mousebird
213. Blue - naped Mousebird
214. Narina's Trogon
215. Double - toothed Barbet
216. Black - billed Barbet
217. White - headed Barbet
218. Brown - throated Barbet
219. Spotted - flanked Barbet
220. Red - fronted Barbet
221. Grey - throated Barbet
222. Yellow - spotted Barbet
223. Red - fronted Tinkerbird
224. Lemon - rumped Tinkerbird
225. Red and Yellow Barbet
226. D'Arnaud's Barbet
227. Yellow - billed Barbet
228. Greater Honey guide
229. Scaly - throated Honey guide
230. Lesser Honey guide
231. Wahlberg's Honey guide
232. Cassin's Honey guide
233. Nubian woodpecker
234. Cardinal woodpecker
235. Brown - backed woodpecker
236. Bearded woodpecker
237. Grey woodpecker
238. Red - breasted wryneck
239. Nyanza swift
240. Mottled swift
241. Little swift
242. White - rumped swift
243. Palm swift
244. Boehm's spinetail
245. African Broadbill
246. Singing Bush lark
247. Northern white - tailed lark
248. Redwing Bush Lark
249. Rufous - naped Lark
250. Flappet Lark
251. Fawn - coloured Lark
252. Fischer's sparrow Lark
253. Red - capped Lark
254. African pied wagtail
255. Mountain wagtail
256. Well's wagtail
257. European Grey wagtail
258. Blue - headed wagtail & races
259. Long - billed pipit
260. Plain - backed pipit
261. Richard's pipit
262. Tree pipit
263. Red - throated pipit
264. Yellow - throated Longclaw
265. Pangani Longclaw
266. Rosy - breasted Longclaw
267. Arrow - marked Babbler
268. Black - lored Babbler
269. Northern pied Babbler
270. Rufous chatterer
271. Yellow - vented Bulbul
272. Bristle - bill
273. Fischer's Greenbul
274. Yellow - whiskered Greenbul
275. European spotted Flycatcher
276. Dusky Flycatcher
277. Ashy Flycatcher
278. Pale Flycatcher
279. Grey Flycatcher
280. White - eyed slaty Flycatcher
281. Black Flycatcher
282. Silverbird
283. Chiro-spot Flycatcher
284. Wattle - eye Flycatcher'
285. Paradise Flycatcher
286. African Thrush
287. European Rock Thrush
288. European common wheatear
289. Isabelline wheatear
290. Pied wheatear
291. Schalow's wheatear
292. Capped wheatear
293. Red - tailed chat
294. Sooty chat
295. Anteater chat
296. European whinchat
297. White - browed Robin chat
298. Red - capped Robin chat
299. Robin chat
300. Spotted morning warbler
301. White - winged scrub Robin
302. European Nightingale
303. Sprosser
304. European white throat
305. Garden warbler
306. Blackcap warbler
307. European sedge warbler
308. European willow warbler
309. Fan - tailed warbler
310. Black - breasted Apalis
311. Grey - capped warbler
312. Buff - bellied warbler
313. Crombec
314. Red - faced crombec
315. Banded Tit - warbler
316. Brown Tit - warbler
317. Yellow - bellied Eremomela
318. Grey - backed camaroptera
319. Pectoral - patch cisticola
320. Rattling cisticola
321. Winding cisticola
322. Stout cisticola
323. Tawny - flanked prinia
324. Moustached warbler
325. European swallow
326. Angola swallow
327. Blue swallow
328. Wire - tailed swallow
329. Red - rumped swallow
330. Grey - rumped swallow
331. European sand martin
332. African sand martin
333. European House martin
334. Banded martin
335. African Rock martin
336. Black Rough - wing swallow
337. White - headed Rough -wing swallow
338. Black cuckoo shrike
339. Grey cuckoo shrike
340. Drongo
341. Straight - crested Helmet shrike
342. Grey - crested Helmet shrike
343. White - crowned shrike
344. Northern Brubru
345. Grey - backed Fiscal
346. Lesser Grey shrike
347. Fiscal shrike
348. Long - tailed Fiscal
349. Red - backed shrike
350. Red - tailed shrike
351. Black - headed Gonolek
352. Slate - coloured Boubou
353. Tropical Boubou
354. Black - backed puff - back
355. Puff - back shrike
356. Black - headed Tchagra
357. Brown - headed Tchagra
358. Blackcap Bush shrike
359. Sulphur - breasted Bush shrike
360. Grey - headed Bush shrike
361. Rosy - patched shrike
362. Yellow white - eye
363. Bronzy sunbird
364. Little purple - banded sunbird
365. Mariqua sunbird
366. Variable sunbird
367. Amethyst sunbird
368. Scarlet - chested sunbird
369. Green - headed sunbird
370. Olive sunbird
371. Collared sunbird
372. Buffalo weaver
373. White - headed Buffalo weaver
374. White - browed sparrow weaver
375. Grey - headed social weaver
376. Rufous sparrow
377. Grey - headed sparrow
378. Chestnut sparrow
379. Yellow - spotted Petronia
380. Speckled - fronted weaver
381. Black - headed weaver
382. Masked weaver
383. Vitelline masked weaver
384. Little weaver
385. Chestnut weaver
386. Black - necked weaver
387. Spectacled weaver
388. Holub's Golden weaver
389. Vieillot's Black weaver
390. Reichenow's weaver
391. Grosbeak weaver
392. Red - headed weaver
393. Red - billed quelea
394. Red - billed quelea
395. Cardinal quelea
396. Red Bishop
397. Black - winged Bishop
398. Yellow Bishop
399. Fan - tailed widow-bird
400. White - winged widow-bird
401. Red - naped widow -bird
402. Jackson's widow -bird
403. Bronze Mannikin
404. Black and white Mannikin silverbill
405. Grey - headed silverbill
406. Grey - headed Negro Finch
407. Cut throat
408. Quail Finch
409. Parasitic weaver
410. Green - backed Twin-spot
411. Green - winged pytilia
412. African Fire Finch
413. Red - billed Fire Finch
414. Yellow - bellied waxbill
415. Waxbill
416. Crimson - rumped waxbill
417. Red - cheeked Cordon-bleu
418. Purple Grenadier
419. Indigo-bird
420. Pin - tailed whydah
421. Paradise whydar
422. Yellow - fronted canary
423. White - bellied canary
424. Brimstone canary
425. Yellow - rumped seed-eater
426. Streaky seed-eater
427. Golden - breasted Bunting
428. Cinnamon - breasted Rock Bunting
429. Grey Tit
430. White - breasted Tit
431. Red - throated Tit
432. African Penduline Tit
433. European Golden oriole
434. African Golden oriole
435. Black - headed oriole
436. Wattled starling
437. Violet - backed starling
438. Blue - eared Glossy starling
439. Ruppell's Long -tailed starling
440. Hildebrandt's starling
441. Superb starling
442. Yellow - billed oxpecker
443. Red - billed oxpecker
444. Pied crow
445. Cape Rook
446. White - naped Raven;

MAMMALS OF AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK:

1. Spectacled Elephant shrew(Generally frequents low bush at edge of acacia woodland)
2. Short - snouted Elephant shrew(Inhabits open plains where patches of low bush exist)
3. East African Hedgehog
4. Giant white - toothed shrew
5. Rousette Fruit Bat(Attracted of fruiting trees)
6. Epauletted Fruit Bat(Attracted to fruiting fig trees)
7. White - bellied Tomb Bat
8. Hollow - faced Bat
9. False vampire Bat(colonies often found in dis used masai huts)
10. Yelllow - winged Bat(Hangs in acacia trees and bushes by day)
11. Lander's Horseshoe Bat
12. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle
13. Yellow - bellied Bat
14. Angola Free - tailed Bat(Inhabits roofs of huts and lodges)
15. White - bellied Free - tailed Bat
16. Bush Baby(Frequents acacia woodland)
17. Black - faced vervet monkey
18. Blue or Sykes' monkey
19. Yellow Baboon
20. Hunting Dog
21. Golden Jackal(the rarest of the jackals of Amboseli)
22. Black - backed/Silver - backed jackal
23. Side - striped Jackal
24. Bat - eared Fox (often seen basking outside holes on open plains)
25. Zorilla (seen usually at dusk)
26. Ratel /Honey Badger (rarely seen)
27. African Civet
28. Neumann's or Small - spotted Genet
29. Bush or Large - spotted Genet
30. Marsh Mongoose
31. Dwarf Mongoose
32. Large Grey Mongoose
33. Slender /Black - tipped Mongoose
34. White - tailed Mongoose
35. Banded Mongoose
36. Aard - wolf (rarely seen: nocturnal)
37. Spotted Hyaena
38. Striped Hyaena(rare)
39. Cheetah
40. Caracal
41. African wildcat
42. Serval
43. Lion
44. Leopard
45. Ant Bear (Nocturnal rarely seen)
46. Tree Hyrax
47. Rock Hyrax
48. African Elephant
49. Burchell's or Common zebra
50. Hippopotamus
51. Warthog
52. Masai Giraffe
53. Coke's Hartebeest or Kongoni
54. White - bearded `Gnu or Wildebeest
55. Harvey Red Duiker(much rarer than Bush Duiker)
56. Bush Duiker
57. Klipspringer
58. Steinbok
59. Kirk's Dik-Dik
60. Common waterbuck
61. Bohor Reedbuck
62. Impala
63. Thomson's Gazelle
64. Grant's Gazelle
65. Gerenuk
66. Fringe - eared oryx
67. Bushbuck
68. Lesser Kudu
69. East Africa Eland
70. African Hare
71. African Buffalo
72. Porcupine (Nocturral:seldom seen)
73. Striped Ground squirrel
74. Unstripped Gruond squirrel
75. Bush squirrel
76. Spring Hare
77. African Dormouse
78. Kenya Mole rat

BIRDS OF AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK(KENYA);

1. Masai ostrich (not uncommon on the plains)
2. Little Grebe
3. White - necked cormorant (uncommon visitor)
4. Long - tailed cormorant
5. African Darter
6. White pelican
7. Pink - backed Pelican(spasmodic visitors in varying numbers)
8. Grey Heron
9. Black - headed Heron
10. Goliath Heron
11. Purple Heron
12. Great white Egret
13. Yellow - billed Egret
14. Little Egret
15. Buff - backed Heron or Cattle Egret
16. Rufous –bellied Heron
17. Squacco Heron
18. Madagascar squacco Heron (A non –breeding visitor in small numbers .Generally observed in Loginya swamps)
19. Green –backed Heron
20. Night Heron
21. Little Bittern
22. Dwarf Bittern (The best place to look for herons and egrets is in the swamps below observation Hill and along the edges of Loginya swamp east of Ol Tukai Lodge. )
23. Hamerkop
24. White stork (winter visitor and passage migrant in flocks of varying numbers)
25. European Black stork (Rare winter visitor)
26. Woolly –necked stork (Rare visitor)
27. Abdim’s stork (spasmodic visitor,sometimes in large flocks plains)
28. Open –bill stork(visitor in small numbers)
29. Saddle –bill stork (Resident in small numbers. Usually seen in Loginya swamp)
30. Marabou stork
31. Wood Ibis or Yellow - billled stork
32. Sacred Ibis
33. Hadada Ibis
34. Glossy Ibis(Rare visitor)
35. African spoonbill
36. Greater Flamingo
37. Lesser Flamingo(Flamingos occur as vagrants ,never in large numbers)
38. White –backed Duck
39. African pochard
40. Tufted Duck (Rare winter visitor)
41. European shoveler
42. Yellow –billed Duck
43. Garganey Teal
44. Hottentot Teal
45. Red-billed Duck
46. European pintail
47. White - faced Tree Duck (uncommon visitor)
48. Fulvous Tree Duck
49. Knob - billed Duck
50. Egyptian Goose
51. Spur - winged Goose
52. Secretary Bird
53. Ruppell’s vulture
54. White –backed vulture
55. Nubian or Lappet - faced vulture
56. White - headed vulture
57. Egyptian vulture
58. Hooded vulture
59. Peregrine Falcon (visitor in small numbers)
60. Lanner (visitor in small numbers, but commoner than peregrine)
61. Taita Falcon (Rare visitor.Has habit of perching high in dead acacia tree)
62. European Hobby(uncommon spring passage migrant)
63. European Kestrel (winter visitor)
64. Greater or white –eyed Kestrel (Resident in small numbers,mainly Namanga area)
65. Lesser Kestrel(winter and passage migrant)
66. Pygmy Falcon (most frequent acacia bush country towards Namanga)
67. European Black Kite
68. African Black Kite
69. Black –shouldered Kite
70. Bat Hawk (occurs near Namanga .Probably overlooked on account of its crepuscular habits)
71. Honey Buzzard (Rare visitor, usually in April /May)
72. Steppe Eagle (winter visitor in small numbers. Perches on ground on open plains)
73. Tawny Eagle
74. Wahlberg’s Eagle
75. African Hawk Eagle
76. Booted Eagle (Rare winter visitor)
77. Martial Eagle
78. Crowned Hawk Eagle (Recorded a few times; usually immature birds)
79. Long –crested Eagle
80. Lizard Buzzard
81. Brown Harrier Eagle
82. Black –chested Harrier Eagle
83. Southern Banded Harrier Eagle (single record of pair in acacia woodland south of observation Hill)
84. Grasshopper Buzzard (Non –breeding visitor. Mainly in bush country on Emali road)
85. Bateleur
86. African Fish Eagle
87. Steppe Buzzard (winter visitor in varying numbers)
88. Augur Buzzard
89. Little sparrow Hawk
90. Shikra
91. Gabar Goshawk
92. Pale chanting Goshawk
93. Montagu’s Harrier
94. Pallid Harrier
95. European marsh Harrier
96. African marsh Harrier
97. Harrier Hawk
98. Osprey (Rare visitor)
99. Coqui Francolin
100. Crested Francolin
101. Shelley’s (Greywing) Francolin
102. Yellow –necked spurfowl
103. Harlequin Quail
104. Helmeted Guinea –fowl
105. Vulturine Guinea –fowl
106. Kaffir Rail (sometimes seen in swamp near simek causeway)
107. Black crake
108. Moorhen
109. Red –knobled coot
110. Crowned crane
111. Kori Bustard
112. Jackson’s Bustard plains(The rarest of the Amboseli bustards)
113. White –bellied Bustard
114. Buff - crested Bustard (Not uncommon in dry bush country)
115. Black - bellied Bustard
116. Hartlaub’s Bustard
117. Spotted stone curlew
118. Water Dikkop
119. African Jacana
120. Ringed plover
121. Little Ringed plover
122. Kittlitz plover
123. Three - banded plover
124. Caspian plover (winter visitor in flocks in flocks. Open plains)
125. Grey plover (Rare winter visitor )
126. Crowned plover
127. Senegal plover (Rare visitor in small numbers. Open plains)
128. Black smith plover
129. Long –toed Lapwing (swamps .walks on floating aquatic vegetation in manner of jacana)
130. Avocet
131. Black –winged stilt
132. Painted snipe
133. Curlew sandpiper
134. Little stint
135. Ruff
136. Common sandpiper
137. Green sandpiper
138. Wood sandpiper
139. Spotted Redshank (winter visitor in small numbers)
140. Marsh sandpiper
141. Green shank
142. Temminck’s courser(often attracted to recently burned grassland)
143. Two - banded courser (open plains)
144. Heuglin’s courser (uncommon. Bushcountry )
145. Pratincole
146. Gull - billed Tern (uncommon visitor)
147. White –winged Black Tern
148. Buttorn Quail
149. Chestnut - bellied sandgrouse
150. Black - faced sandgrouse
151. Yellow –throated sandgrouse in flocks on open grassy plains)
152. Speckled pigeon
153. Red - eyed Dove
154. Mourning Dove
155. Ring –necked Dove
156. Laughing Dove
157. Namaqua Dove
158. Tambourine Dove
159. Emerald –spotted wood Dove
160. Green pigeon
161. Cuckoo
162. Red - chested cuckoo
163. Black cuckoo
164. Great –spotted cuckoo
165. Levaillant’s cuckoo
166. Black and white cuckoo
167. Emerald cuckoo
168. Didric cuckoo
169. Klaa’s cuckoo
170. Blue –headed coucal
171. White –browed coucal
172. White - bellied Go-away –bird
173. Orange –bellied Parrot
174. Brown Parrot
175. European Roller (sometimes abundant on spring migration)
176. Lilac –breasted Roller
177. Rufous –crowned Roller
178. Broad - billed Roller
179. Pied Kingfisher
180. Giant Kingfisher(uncommon)
181. Malachite Kingfisher
182. Pygmy Kingfisher (In scrub and acacia woodland)
183. Grey –headed Kingfisher
184. Striped Kingfisher
185. European Bee-eater
186. Madagascar Bee –eater(visitor)
187. Blue - cheeked Bee-eater (uncommon migrant visitor)
188. White –throated Bee-eater
189. Little Bee –eater
190. Grey Hornbill
191. Red - billed Hornbill
192. Yellow –billed Hornbill
193. Von der Decken’s Hornbill
194. Crowned Hornbill
195. Ground Hornbill
196. European Hoopoe
197. Green wood Hoopoe
198. Scimitar –bill
199. Abyssinian scimitar –bill
200. African marsh owl
201. African scops owl
202. White –faced scops owl
203. Pearl –spotted owlet
204. Spotted Eagle owl
205. Verreaux’s Eagle owl
206. European Nightjar
207. Dusky Nightjar
208. Plain Nightjar
209. Long –tailed Nightjar
210. Speckled mousebird
211. Blue - naped mousebird
212. Brown - throated Barbet
213. Spotted –flanked Barbet
214. Red - fronted Barbet
215. Red - fronted Tinkerbird
216. Red and Yellow Barbet
217. D’Arnaud’s Barbet
218. Greater Honey guide
219. Scaly –throated Honey guide
220. Lesser Honey guide
221. Wahlberg’s Honey guide
222. Nubian woodpecker
223. Cardinal woodpecker
224. Bearded woodpecker
225. Grey woodpecker
226. Nyanza swift
227. Mottled swift
228. Little swift
229. White - rumped swift
230. Horus swift
231. Palm swift
232. Singing Bush Lark
233. Northern white –tailed Lark
234. Flappet Lark
235. Fawn –coloured Lark
236. Pink –breasted Lark (confined to arid bush areas).
237. Fischer’s sparrow Lark
238. Red –capped Lark
239. African pied wagtail
240. Blue - headed and yellow wagtails (Flocks of various races pass through on spring migration)
241. Long - billed pipit
242. Richard’s pipit
242. Yellow –throated longclaw
243. Black –lored Babbler
244. Northern Pied Babbler
245. Rufous chatterer
246. Yellow - vented Bulbul
247. Northern Brownbul
248. European spotted Flycatcher
249. Dusky Flycatcher
250. Grey Flycatcher
251. South African Black Flycatcher
252. Silverbird
253. Chin - spot Flycatcher
254. Black - throated wattle –eye
255. Paradise Flycatcher
256. Olive Thrush
257. Bare –eyed Thrush (occurs in arid bush country)
258. European Rock Thrush
259. European common wheatear
260. Isabelline wheatear
261. Pied wheatear
262. Schalow’s wheatear (Found near Namanga )
263. Capped wheatear
264. Cliff chat (occurs on Oldoinyo orok )
265. Anteater chat
266. European whinchat
267. White - browed Robin chat
268. Robin chat
269. Spotted morning warbler
270. Red - back scrub Robin
271. White –winged scrub Robin
272. White –throated Robin (single record near Ol Tukai; may be overlooked)
273. European Nightingale /(winter visitor in small numbers)
274. Thrush Nightingale/Sprosser(winter visitor ,commoner than nightingale)
275. European white throat
276. Garden warbler
277. Blackcap warbler
278. Barred warbler
279. Great Reed Warbler (Passage migrant in spring)
280. European sedge warbler
281. Greater swamp warbler (Resident in small numbers)
282. European willow warbler
283. Grey wren warbler
284. Black –breasted Apalis
285. Red - faced Apalis (occurs in arid bush areas)
286. Grey - capped warbler
287. Buff - bellied warbler
288. Crombec
289. Red - faced crombec
290. Banded Tit –warbler
291. Yellow –bellied Eremomela
292. Grey –backed camaroptera
293. Pectoral –patch cisticola
294. Rattling cisticola
295. Winding cisticola
296. Tawny –flanked prinia
297. European swallow
298. Angola swallow
299. Wire –tailed swallow
300. Red –rumped swallow
301. Mosque swallow
302. Striped swallow
303. Grey –rumped swallow
304. European sand martin
305. African sand martin
306. Banded martin
307. African Rock martin (occurs near Namanga )
308. Black Rough –wing swallow
309. White –headed Rough –wing swallow
310. Black cuckoo shrike
311. Drongo
312. Straight –crested Helmet shrike
313. White –crowned shrike
314. Northern Brubru
315. Grey - backed Fiscal
316. Lesser Grey shrike (Passage migrant late March/April)
317. Fiscal shrike(Namanga area)
318. Taita Fiscal (Dry bush country)
319. Long –tailed Fiscal
320. Red - backed shrike
321. Red - tailed shrike
322. Slate –coloured Boubou
323. Tropical Boubou (undergrowth in acacia woodland)
324. Black - backed puff-back
325. Black - headed Tchagra
326. Brown –headed Tchagra
327. Sulphur –breasted Bush shrike
328. Grey –headed Bush shrike
329. Rosy –patched shrike
330. Grey Tit
331. White - breasted Tit
332. Red - throated Tit
333. African Penduline Tit
334. European Golden Oriole
335. Black –headed oriole
336. Pied crow
337. White - naped Raven
338. Wattled starling (often perch on zebra in manner of oxpeckers)
339. Violet –backed starling
340. Blue - eared Glossy starling
341. Ruppell’s Long –tailed starling
342. Red - winged starling (Namanga area)
343. Fischer’s starling
344. Hildebrandt’s starling
345. Superb starling
346. Red –billed oxpeckers
347. Yellow white eye
348. Bronzy sunbird (Namanga area)
349. Beautiful sunbird (black –bellied race)
350. Mariqua sunbird
351. Variable sunbird
352. Amethyst sunbird (mainly in Namanga area)
353. Hunter’s sunbird (mainly in dry bush in eastern section)
354. Olive sunbird (occurs around Namanga)
355. Collared sunbird
356. Kenya violet –backed sunbird
357. Buffalo weaver
358. White –headed Buffalo weaver
359. Grey –headed social weaver
360. White –browed sparrow weaver
361. Rufous sparrow
362. Swahili sparrow
363. Parrot –billed sparrow
364. Chestnut sparrow
365. Yellow –spotted Petronia
366. Speckled - fronted weaver
367. Layard’s Black –headed weaver
368. Speke’s weaver
369. Masked weaver
370. Vitelline masked weaver
371. Chestnut weaver
372. Taveta Golden weaver
373. Black –necked weaver
374. Spectacled weaver
375. Holub’s Golden weaver
376. Reichenow’s weaver (Near Namanga)
377. Grosbeak weaver (swamps)
378. Red - headed weaver
379. Red - billed quelea
380. Cardinal quelea
381. Yellow Bishop
382. Yellow –crowned Bishop (spasmodic in appearance; turns up in swampy hollows in years when heavy rains have fallen)
383. Fan –tailed widow –bird
384. White - winged widow –bird
385. Bronze Mannikin
386. Silverbill
387. Grey –headed silver –bill. Frequents dry acacia bush
388. Cut - throat
389. Quail Finch (Frequents marshy spots on open plains)
390. Parasitic weaver (spasmodic in appearance; occurs only in seasons of heavy rains)
391. Green –winged pytilia
392. African Fire Finch (common around Namanga)
393. Jameson’s Fire Finch
394. Red - billed Fire Finch
395. Yellow –bellied waxbill
396. Waxbill
397. Crimson - rumped waxbill
398. Black –cheeked waxbill
399. Red - cheeked cordon -bleu
400. Blue - capped cordon-bleu
401. Purple Grenadier
402. Indigo bird
403. Pin - tailed whydah
405. Steel - blue whydah (Dry bush country near Namanga)
406. Fischer’s straw –tailed whydah
407. Paradise whydah
408. Yellow –fronted canary
409. White –bellied canary
410. Brimstone canary
411. Kenya Grosbeak canary
412. Yellow –rumped seed - eater
413. Streaky seed eater
414. Golden - breasted Bunting
415. Cinnamon –breasted Rock Bunting

MAMMALS OF THE MOUNT ELGON NATIONAL PARK;

1. Golden mole
2. Rousette Fruit Bat
3. Blue monkey
4. Brazza monkey
5. Olive Baboon
6. Black and white colobus
7. African civet
8. Palm civet
9. Large –spotted Genet
10. Spotted Hyaena
11. African wildcat
12. Golden cat
13. Leopard
14. Tree Hyrax
15. Rock Hyrax
16. African Elephant
17. Giant Forest Hog
18. Bush pig
19. Black –fronted Duiker
20. Bush Duiker
21. Suni
22. Bushbuck
23. African Buffalo
24. Porcupine
25. Scaly - tailed Flying squirrel
26. African Dormouse
27. Crested Rat
28. Bush squirrel
29. Mole Rat

BIRDS OF MOUNT ELGON NATIONAL PARK(KENYA);

1. Hamerkop
2. African Black Duck
3. Lammergeyer
4. Harrier Hawk
5. Bateleur
6. Great sparrow Hawk
7. African Goshawk
8. Rufous –breasted sparrow Hawk
9. Little sparrow Hawk
10. Lizard Buzzard
11. Augur Buzzard
12. Steppe Buzzard
13. Mountain Buzzard
14. Long –crested Eagle
15. Crowned Eagle
16. Ayre's Hawk Eagle
17. Tawny Eagle
18. Verreaux’s Eagle
19. Wahlberg’s Eagle
20. Black kite
21. Honey Buzzard
22. Cuckoo Falcon
23. Lanner
24. Peregrine
25. African Hobby
26. European Hobby
27. Lesser Kestrel
28. Kestrel
29. Mountain Francolin.

30. Scaly Francolin
31. Cape quail
32. Black –winged plover
33. Green sandpiper
34. Common sandpiper
35. African snipe
36. Olive pigeon
37. Red - eyed Dove
38. Dusky Turtle Dove
39. Tambourine Dove
40. Blue –spotted wood Dove
41. Green pigeon
42. Red - fronted Parrot
43. Hartlaub’s Turaco
44. Ross’ Turaco
45. Eastern Grey plantain –eater
46. Red - chested cuckoo
47. Klaas’ cuckoo
48. Emerald cuckoo
49. Blue –headed coucal
50. White –browed coucal
51. Spotted Eagle owl
52. Red –chested owlet
53. African wood owl
54. Abyssinian Nightjar
55. Alpine swift
56. Mottled swift
57. African swift
58. Scarce swift
59. Speckled mousebird
60. Narina’s Trogon
61. Bar - tailed Trogon
62. European Bee - eater
63. Cinnamon –chested Bee - eater
64. White –headed wood Hoopoe
65. Crowned Hornbill

66. Black and white –casqued Hornbill
67. Double - toothed Barber
68. Grey –throated Barbet
69. Moustached Green Tinkerbird
70. Golden - rumped Tinkerbird
71. Yellow - billed Barbet
72. Scaly –throated Honey guide
73. Greater Honey guide
74. Lesser Honey guide
75. Thick - billed Honey guide
76. Fine - banded woodpecker
77. Cardinal woodpecker
78. Grey woodpecker
79. African sand martin
80. Angola swallow
81. Red - rumped swallow
82. Striped swallow
83. African Rock martin
84. Black Rough wing swallow
85. White - headed Rough wing
86. Swallow
87. Mountain wagtail
88. African Pied wagtail
89. Grey cuckoo shrike
90. Black cuckoo shrike
91. Red - shouldered cuckoo shrike
92. Yellow - vented Bulbul
93. Yellow - whiskerred Greenbul
94. Olive - breasted mountain
95. Greenbul
96. Puff - back shrike
97. Luhder's Bush shrike
98. Tropical Boubou
99. Doherty's Bush shrike
100. Mackinnon's shrike
101. Stonechat
102. Hill chat
103. Equatorial Akalat
104. White - starred Bush Robin
105. Robin chat
106. Blue - shouldered Robin chat
107. Snowy - headed Robin chat
108. Olive Thrush
109. Abyssinian Hill Babbler
110. Cinnamon Bracken warbler
111. Mountain Yellow Flycatcher
112. Blackcap warbler
113. Willow warbler
114. Chiff chaff
115. Brown woodland warbler
116. Hunter's cisticola
117. Chubb's cisticola
118. White - chinned prinia
119. Banded prinia
120. Black - collared Apalis
121. Black - throated Apalis
122. Chestnut - throated Apalis
123. Grey - capped warbler
124. Grey - backed camaroptera
125. Spotted Flycatcher
126. Dusky Flycatcher
127. White - eyed slaty Flycatcher
128. Black Flycatcher
129. Blue Flycatcher
130. Paradise Flycatcher
131. White - breasted Tit
132. Spotted creeper
133. Olive sunbird
134. Green - headed sunbird
135. Scarlet - chested sunbird
136. Variable sunbird
137. Eastern Double - collared sunbird
138. Northern Double - collared sunbird
139. Malachite sunbird
140. Bronzy sunbird
141. Golden - winged sunbird
142. Collared sunbird
143. Yellow white - eye
144. Brimstone canary
145. African citril
146. Streaky seed - eater
147. Thick - billed seed - eater
148. Oriole Finch
149. Abyssinian crimsonwing
150. Pied crow
151. Grey - headed Negro-Finch
152. White - necked Raven
153. Red - headed Bluebill
154. Yellow - bellied waxbill
155. Black - headed waxbill
156. Common waxbill
157. Cape Rook
158. Black and white Mannikin
159. Bronze Mannikin
160. Grosbeak weaver
161. Reichenow's weaver
162. Black - headed weaver
163. Dark - backed weaver
164. Spectacled weaver
165. Black - billed weaver
166. Brown - capped weaver
167. Red - headed malimbe
168. Yellow Bishop
169. Grey - headed sparrow
170. Stuhlmann's starling
171. Waller's chestnut - wing starling
172. Red - wing starling
173. Slender - billed chestnut wing starling
174. Splendid Glossy starling
175. Blue - eared Glossy starling
176. Violet - backed starling
177. Sharpe's starling
178. Drongo
179. African Golden Oriole
180. Black - headed Oriole

MAMMALS OF MOUNT KENYA NATIONAL PARK

1. Mole shrew
2. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle
3. Syke's monkey
4. Olive Baboon
5. Black and white colobus
6. Black - backed or Silver - backed Jackal
7. Side - striped Jackal
8. Clawless otter (In steams in forest)
9. African civet
10. Bush or large - spotted Genet
11. Slender or Black - tipped mongoose
12. Spotted Hyaena
13. African wildcat
14. Serval
15. Lion
16. Leopard
17. Tree Hyrax
18. Rock Hyrax
19. African Elephant (In forest)
20. Burchell's or Common zebra
21. Giant Forest Hog
22. Bush pig
23. Harvey Red Duiker (In forest)
24. Black - fronted Duiker (In bamboo zone and on moorlands)
25. Bush Duiker
26. Klipspringer
27. Suni
28. Chanler's Reedbuck
29. Bongo
30. Bushbuck
31. African Buffalo(In forest)
32. African Hare
33. Porcupine
34. African Dormouse
35. Crested Rat
36. Mt.Kenya Mole Rat

BIRDS OF MOUNT KENYA NATIONAL PARK (KENYA)

1. Hamerkop
2. White stork
3. Green Ibis
4. African Black Duck
5. Secretary Bird
6. Ruppell's vulture
7. Peregrine
8. Lanner
9. European Kestrel
10. Lesser Kestrel
11. Cuckoo Falcon
12. European Black kite
13. African Black kite(Probably migrants. Occur spasmodically on moorlands and above forest)
14. Verreaux's Eagle
15. Ayres' Hawk Eagle (In forest)
16. Crowned Hawk Eagle (In forest)
17. Long - crested Eagle
18. Lammergeyer (seen from time to time and may nest)
19. Steppe Buzzard
20. Eastern steppe Buzzard (Rare)
21. Mountain Buzzard
22. Augur Buzzard
23. Rufous - breasted sparrow Hawk (occurs in forest and bamboo zone)
24. Great sparrow Hawk
25. African Goshawk
26. Montagu's Harrier
27. Pallid Harrier
28. European marsh Harrier
29. Montane Francolin (on moorlands )
30. Scaly Francolin
31. Jackson's Francolin
32. Cape Quail
33. Black - winged plover
34. European common snipe
35. Great snipe (mainly on spring migration)
36. African snipe
37. Jack snipe (Rare winter visitor and passage migrant)
38. Green sandpiper
39. Green shank
40. Olive pigeon(Forest species)
41. Bronze - naped pigeon
42. Pink - breasted Dove
43. Red - eyed Dove
44. Lemon Dove
45. Green pigeon
46. Red - chested cuckoo
47. Emerald Cuckoo
48. Klaas' cuckoo
49. Hartlaub's Turaco(In forest)
50. Red - headed parrot (In forest)
51. Giant Kingfisher (on forest streams)
52. Grey - headed kingfisher (on forest streams)
53. Cinnamon - chested Bee - eater (In forest)
54. Silvery - cheeked Hornbill(In forest)
55. Crowned Hornbill
56. White - headed wood Hoopoe
57. Cape Grass owl (In marshy hollows on moorlands)
58. Abyssinian Long - eared owl (occurs rarely in both upper forest and bamboo zone, and in thickets on moorlands)
59. African marsh owl (moorlands)
60. African wood owl (In forest)
61. Mackinder’s Eagle owl (occurs along cliffs on moorlands: several pairs live in Teleki valley)
62. Abyssinian Nightjar
63. Golden –rumped Tinkerbird
64. Fine –banded woodpecker
65. Nyanza swift
66. Scarce swift (Probably nests in crags on alpine moorlands)
67. Alpine swift
68. Mottled swift
69. Mountain wagtail (occurs on streams)
70. European Grey wagtail
71. Well’s wagtail (At waterholes)
72. Red – throated pipit
73. Abyssinian Hill Babbler
74. Yellow – vented Bulbul
75. Olive – breasted Mountain Greenbul
76. Yellow – whiskered Greenbul
77. Yellow – whiskered Greenbul
78. Dusky Flycatcher
79. White – eyed slaty Flycatcher
80. Mountain Yellow Flycatcher
81. Black - throated wattle – eye
82. Paradise Flycatcher
83. Olive Thrush
84. Orange Ground Thrush (occurs mainly on eastern side of mountain)
85. Abyssinian Ground Thrush
86. European Rock Thrush (uncommon migrant)
87. Little Rock Thrush
88. European common wheatear
89. Capped wheatear
90. Hill or Mountain chat
91. Stone chat
92. Ruppell’s Robin chat
93. Robin chat
94. White - starred Bush Robin (common in bamboo zone)
95. Blackcap warbler
96. Cinnamon Bracken warbler
97. European willow warbler
98. Brown woodland warbler
99. Grey Apalis
100. Black – throated Apalis
101. Chestnut – throated Apalis
102. Hunter’s cisticola
103. European swallow (uncommon on migration)
104. African Sand martin
105. African Rock martin
106. Black Rough –wing swallow
107. White - headed Rough – wing swallow
108. Tropical Boubou (sometimes reaches upper levels of forest)
109. White - breasted Tit
110. Black - winged Montane oriole
111. White - naped Raven
112. Sharpe’s starling
113. Slender – billed chestnut - wing - starling
114. Kenrick’s starling
115. Kikuyu white - eye
116. Malachite sunbird
117. Scarlet - tufted malachite sunbird
118. Tacazze sunbird
119. Golden – winged sunbird
120. Eastern Double – collared sunbird
121. Reichenow’s weaver
122. Spectacled weaver
123. Brown – capped weaver
124. Grey – headed Negro Finch
125. Abyssinian crimson - wing (common in bamboo zone)
126. Yellow – bellied waxbill
127. Black - headed waxbill
128. Yellow – crowned canary
129. Streaky seed - eater
130. Thick – billed seed – eater
131. Oriole Finch

MAMMALS OF MERU NATIONAL PARK:

1. Spectacled Elephant shrew
2. East African Hedgehog
3. Giant white - toothed shrew
4. Rousette Fruit Bat
5. Epauletted Fruit Bat
6. Pale – bellied Fruit Bat
7. White - bellied Tomb Bat
8. Hollow –faced Bat
9. False vampire Bat
10. Yellow – winged Bat (Hangs in acacia thickets during day)
11. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat
12. Lesser Leaf – nosed Bat
13. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle
14. Yellow – bellied Bat
15. Angola Free – tailed Bat
16. White – bellied Free - tailed Bat
17. Flat – headed Free - tailed Bat
18. Greater Galago
19. Bush Baby
20. Black – faced vervet
21. Blue/Sykes’ monkey
22. Patas monkey
23. Olive Baboon
24. Lesser Ground Pangolin (Rare)
25. Black – backed or Silver –backed Jackal
26. Side – striped Jackal
27. Zorilla
28. Ratel or Honey Badger
29. Clawless otter
30. African civet
31. Neumman’s or Small - spotted Genet
32. Bush or Large – spotted Genet
33. Marsh mongoose
34. Dwarf mongoose
35. Large Grey mongoose
36. Banded mongoose
37. Aardwolf
38. Spotted Hyaena
39. Striped Hyaena
40. Cheetah
41. Caracal
42. African wildcat
43. Serval
44. Lion
45. Leopard
46. Ant Bear
47. Tree Hyrax
48. Rock Hyrax
49. African Elephant
50. Grevy’s zebra
51. Burchell’s or Common zebra
52. Hippopotamus
53. Warthog
54. Bush Pig
55. Reticulated Giraffe
56. Coke’s Hartebeest or Kongoni
57. Blue Duiker
58. Bush Duiker
59. Suni
60. Oribi
61. Steinbok
62. Kirk’s Dik – Dik
63. Common waterbuck
64. Bohor Reedbuck
65. Impala
66. Grant’s Gazelle
67. Gerenuk
68. Beisa oryx
69. Bushbuck
70. Lesser Kudu
71. Eland
72. African Buffalo
73. African Hare
74. Cane Rat
75. Porcupine
76. Striped Ground squirrel
77. Unstriped Ground squirrel
78. Bush squirrel
79. East African Red squirrel(Riverine woodland along Tana River)
80. Spring Hare
81. African Dormouse
82. Giant Rat
83. Naked Mole Rat

BIRDS OF MERU NATIONAL PARK(KENYA);

1. Somali ostrich
2. Little Grebe
3. Long - tailed cormorant
4. African Darter
5. Black – headed Heron
6. Buff - backed Heron /Cattle Egret
7. Great white Egret (swamp - Meru Mulika Lodge)
8. Green – backed Heron (Along rivers)
9. Hamerkop
10. White stork (spasmodic visitor)
11. Marabou stork
12. Saddle bill stork (swamp - Meru Mulika Lodge)
13. Wood Ibis or Yellow – billed stork
14. Sacred Ibis (uncommon)
15. Hadad Ibis
16. African Black Duck
17. Egyptian Goose
18. Secretary Bird
19. Ruppell’s vulture
20. White - backed vulture
21. Nubian or Lappet – faced vulture
22. White - headed vulture
23. Egyptian vulture
24. Hooded vulture
25. Lanner
26. Red - necked Falcon (Associated with palms)
27. European Kestrel
28. Lesser Kestrel
29. Pygmy Falcon
30. European Black Kite
31. African Black Kite
32. Black – shouldered Kite
33. Steppe Eagle
34. Tawny Eagle
35. Wahlberg’s Eagle
36. African Hawk Eagle
37. Martial Eagle
38. Long - crested Eagle
39. Lizard Buzzard
40. Brown Harrier Eagle
41. Black – chested Harrier Eagle
42. Grasshopper Buzzard
43. Bateleur
44. Augur Buzzard
45. African Fish Eagle
46. Palm – nut vulture
47. Steppe Buzzard (uncommon winter visitor)
48. Little sparrow Hawk
49. Shikra
50. Gabar Goshawk
51. Pale chanting Goshawk
52. Montagus’s Harrier
53. Pallid Harrier
54. European Marsh Harrier
55. Harrier Hawk
56. Crested Francolin
57. Yellow - necked spurfowl
58. Harlequin Quail
59. Helmeted Guinea – fowl
60. Kenya crested Guinea – fowl
61. Vulturine Guinea – fowl
62. Kaffir Rail
63. Black crake
64. African Finfoot (on thickly wooded rivers and streams)
65. Crowned crane
66. Kori Bustard
67. White – bellied Bustard
68. Buff – crested Bustard
69. Spotted stone curlew
70. Water Dikkop
71. African Jacana
72. Little – Ringed plover
73. Kittlitz’s plover
74. Three - banded plover’
75. Caspian plover
76. Crowned plover
77. Senegal plover
78. Black head plover
79. Painted snipe (Rare)
80. Ruff
81. Common sandpiper
82. Green sandpiper
83. Wood sandpiper
84. Temminck’s courser(uncommon visitor)
85. Two - banded courser
86. Heuglin’s courser (Largely nocturnal; rests in thickbush during the day)
87. Button Quail
88. Chestnut – bellied sandgrouse
89. Black - faced sandgrouse
90. Lichtenstein’s sandgrouse
91. Speckled pigeon
92. Red - eyed Dove
93. Mourning Dove
94. Laughing Dove
95. Namaqua Dove
96. Emerald – spotted wood Dove
97. Green pigeon
98. European cuckoo (occurs mainly on spring migration)
99. African cuckoo
100. Red - chested cuckoo
101. Black cuckoo
102. Great spotted cuckoo
103. Black and White cuckoo
104. Didric cuckoo
105. Klaas’ cuckoo
106. White – browed coucal
107. White - bellied Go-away –bird
108. Orange – bellied Parrot
109. Brown parrot
110. European Roller
111. Lilac – breasted Roller
112. Rufous – crowned Roller
113. Broad – billed Roller
114. Pied Kingfisher
115. Giant Kingfisher (Rare)
116. Malachite Kingfisher
117. Pygmy Kingfisher
118. Brown – hooded Kingfisher (occurs mainly in riverine woodland)
119. Grey – headed kingfisher
120. Striped kingfisher
121. European Bee - eater
122. Madagascar Bee - eater
123. Blue – cheeked Bee - eater (uncommon spring migrant)
124. White – throated Bee - eater
125. Little Bee – eater
126. Somali Bee - eater
127. Grey Hornbill
128. Red - billed Hornbill
129. Yellow – billed Hornbill
130. Von der Decken’s Hornbill
131. Crowned Hornbill
132. European Hoopoe(uncommon spring migrant )
133. African Hoopoe
134. Green wood Hoopoe
135. Violet wood Hoopoe(Found mainly on the Tana River)
136. Scimitar bill
137. Abyssinian scimitar –bill
138. African marsh owl
139. African scops owl
140. White –faced scops owl
141. Pearl – spotted owlet
142. Barred owlet
143. Verreaux’s Eagle owl
144. Pel’s Fishing owl (occurs along the Tana and Rojerwen Rivers)
145. European Nightjar
146. Dusky Nightjar
147. Donaldson – Smith’s Nightjar
148. Nubian Nightjar
149. Plain Nightjar
150. Long – tailed Nightjar
151. Speckled mousebird
152. Blue – naped mousebird
153. Narina’s Trogon
154. Brown – throated Barbet
155. Spotted – flanked Barbet
156. Red - fronted Tinkerbird
157. Red and Yellow Barbet
158. D’Arnand’s Barbet
159. Greater Honeyguide
160. Scaly – throated Honeyguide
161. Lesser Honeyguide
162. Wahlberg’s Honeyguide
163. Nubian woodpecker
164. Cardinal woodpecker
165. Brown - backed woodpecker (The rarest of the Meru park woodpeckers)
166. Bearded woodpecker
167. Nyanza swift
168. Mottled swift
169. Little swift
170. White – rumped swift
171. Palm swift
172. Singing Bush Lark
173. Northern white – tailed Lark
174. Redwing Bush Lark
175. Flappet Lark
176. Fawn – coloured Lark
177. Pink – breasted Lark
178. Chestnut – backed sparrow Lark
179. Chestnut – headed sparrow Lark
180. Fischer’s sparrow Lark
181. Red - capped Lark
182. African pied wagtail
183. Blue - headed wagtail(various races occur on spring migration)
184. Richard’s pipit
185. Yellow – throated Longclaw
186. Scaly Babbler (occurs along Tana River, rare)
187. Northern pied Babbler
188. Rufous chatterer
189. Yellow – vented Bulbul
190. Northern Brownbul
191. European spotted Flycatcher
192. Dusky Flycatcher
193. Ashy Flycatcher
194. Grey Flycatcher
195. South African Black Flycatcher
196. Chin - spot Flycatcher
197. Pygmy puff – back Flycatcher
198. Black - throated wattle – eye
199. Paradise Flycatcher
200. Bare - eyed Thrush
201. European Rock Thrush
202. European common wheatear
203. Isabelline wheatear
204. Pied wheatear
205. Capped wheatear
206. White – browed Robin chat
207. Red - capped Robin chat
208. Stone chat
209. Morning warbler (Associated with stands of palms)
210. Spotted morning warbler
211. Red - backed scrub Robin
212. European Nightingale
213. Thrush Nightingale or Sprosser
214. Garden warbler
215. Blackcap warbler
216. Barred warbler
217. Olive – tree warbler
218. Great Reed warbler (uncommon passage migrant in spring)
219. European marsh warbler (spring passage migant)
220. European sedge warbler
221. European willow warbler
222. Grey wren warbler
223. Black - breasted Apalis
224. Red - faced Apalis
225. Grey – capped warbler (occurs in riverine thickets)
226. Buff - belllied warbler
227. Crombec
228. Banded Tit – warbler
229. Yellow –bellied Eremomela
230. Grey – backed camaroptera
231. Rattling cisticola
232. Winding cisticola
233. Tiny cisticola
234. Ashy cisticola
235. European swallow
236. Angola swallow
237. Wire – tailed swallow
238. Red – rumped swallow
239. Striped swallow
240. European sand martin
241. African sand martin
242. Banded martin
243. Black cuckoo shrike
244. Drongo
245. Straight – crested Helmet shrike
246. Chestnut – fronted shrike
247. White – crowned shrike
248. Northern Brubru
249. Lesser Grey shrike (spring passage migrant)
250. Fiscal shrike
251. Taita Fiscal
252. Long – tailed Fiscal
253. Red – backed shrike
254. Red - tailed shrike
255. Slate - coloured Boubou
256. Tropical Boubou
257. Black – backed Puff – back
258. Puff - back shrike
259. Black – headed Tchagra
260. Brown - headed Tchagra
261. Three – streaked Tchagra
262. Sulphur – breasted Bush shrike
263. Grey – headed Bush shrike
264. Rosy - patched shrike
265. Grey Tit
266. Mouse - coloured Penduline Tit
267. European Golden Oriole
268. Black – headed Oriole
269. White - naped Raven
270. Fun - tailed Raven
271. Wattled starling
272. Violet – backed starling
273. Blue - eared Glossy starling
274. Ruppell’s Long –tailed starling
275. Golden - breasted starling
276. Fischer’s starling
277. Hildebrandt’s starling
278. Superb starling
279. Red - billed oxpecker
280. Yellow white - eye
281. Smaller Black – bellied sunbird
282. Mariqua sunbird
283. Variable sunbird
284. Hunter’s sunbird
285. Collared sunbird
286. Kenya violet – backed sunbird
287. Buffalo weaver
288. White – headed Buffalo weaver
289. White – browed sparrow weaver
290. Grey - headed social weaver
291. Black – capped social weaver
292. Rufous sparrow
293. Parrot – billed sparrow
294. Chestnut sparrow
295. Yellow – spotted Petronia
296. Speckle – fronted weaver
297. Layard’s Black – headed weaver
298. Masked weaver
299. Vitelline masked weaver
300. Chestnut weaver
301. Black – necked weaver
302. Spectacled weaver
303. Golden weaver
304. Grosbeak weaver
305. Red - headed weaver
306. Red - billed Quelea
307. Cardinal Quelea
308. Red Bishop
309. Yellow Bishop.
310. White - winged widow – bird
311. Bronze Mannikin
312. Grey - headed silverbill
313. Cut throat
314. Green – winged pytilia
315. African Fire Finch
316. Jameson's Fire Finch
317. Red - billed Fire Finch
318. Waxbill
319. Red – cheeked cordon – bleu
320. Purple Grenadier
321. Indigo – bird
322. Pin – tailed whydah
323. Steel - blue whydah
324. Fischer’s straw – tailed whydah
325. Paradise whydah
326. Yellow - fronted canary
327. Yellow - rumped seed - eater
328. Somali Golden - breasted Rock Bunting
329. Cinnamon – breasted Rock Bunting
330. Pied crow

MAMMALS OF NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK

1. Short – snouted Elephant shrew
2. East African Hedgehog
3. Giant white – toothed shrew
4. Rousette Fruit Bat
5. Epauletted Fruit Bat
6. White - bellied Tomb Bat
7. Hollow – faced Bat
8. False vampire Bat
9. Yellow – winged Bat
10. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat
11. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle
12. Yellow – bellied Bat
13. Angola Free - tailed Bat
14. White – bellied Free - tailed Bat
15. Greater Galago
16. Bush Baby
17. Black - faced vervet monkey
18. Sykes’ monkey
19. Olive Baboon
20. Black and white colobus (occurs in adjacent Ngong Hills forest)
21. Hunting Dog
22. Black - backed or Silver backed Jackal
23. Side - striped Jackal
24. Bat - eared Fox
25. Zorilla
26. Ratel or Honey Badger
27. Clawless otter (Recorded at Hippo pool at dusk)
28. African civet
29. Neumann’s or Small - spotted Genet
30. Bush or Large – spotted Genet
31. African Palm civet
32. Marsh Mongoose
33. Dwarf Mongoose
34. Slender or Black – tipped mongoose
35. White - tailed mongoose
36. Aardwolf (Rare)
37. Spotted Hyaena
38. Striped Hyaena (Rare)
39. Cheetah
40. Caracal
41. African wildcat
42. Serval
43. Lion
44. Leopard
45. Ant Bear
46. Tree Hyrax
47. Rock Hyrax
48. Burchell’s or Common zebra
49. Hippopotamus
50. Warthog
51. Masai Giraffe
52. Coke’s Hartebeest or Kongoni
53. White - bearded Gnu or Wilderbeest
54. Bush Duiker
55. Klipspringer
56. Suni
57. Steinbok
58. Kirk’s Dik – dik
59. Common waterbuck
60. Defassa waterbuck
61. Bohor Reedbuck
62. Chanler’s Reedbuck(A small herd exists in the Sosian Gorge)
63. Impala
64. Thomson’s Gazelle
65. Grant’s Gazelle
66. Bushbuck
67. Eland
68. African Buffalo (Introduced animals)
69. African Hare
70. Cane Rat
71. Porcupine
72. Striped Ground squirrel
73. Bush squirrel
74. Spring Hare
75. African Dormouse
76. Giant Rat
77. Kenya mole Rat

BIRDS OF NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK( KENYA);

1. Masai ostrich
2. Little Grebe
3. White - necked cormorant
4. Long - tailed cormorant
5. White Pelican
6. Pink – backed Pelican (Pelicans are visitors in small numbers)
7. Grey Heron
8. Black – headed Heron (common)
9. Goliath Heron (uncommon)
10. Purple Heron (uncommon)
11. Great white Egret (uncommon)
12. Yellow - billed Egret
13. Little Egret
14. Buff - backed Heron or Cattle Egret
15. Squacco Heron
16. Green – backed Heron (occurs along Athi River)
17. Night Heron (may be heard flying over at dusk, but rarely seen in park)
18. Dwarf Bittern (A nocturnal species which is rarely seen)
19. Hamerkop
20. White Stork (spasmodic visitor. Sometimes in large flocks)
21. European Black Stork
22. Abdim’s Stork (spasmodic visitor)
23. Open – Bill Stork (uncommon)
24. Saddle - Bill Stork
25. Marabou Stork
26. Wood Ibis or Yellow - Billed Stork
27. Sacred Ibis
28. Hadada Ibis
29. African Spoonbill
30. Greater Flamingo
31. Lesser Flamingo
32. White - Backed Duck
33. African Pochard
34. European Shoveler
35. Yellow - Billed Duck
36. African Black Duck (A few residents on Athi River)
37. Garganey Teal
38. Hattentot Teal
39. Red - Billed Duck
40. European Pintail
41. Fulvous Tree Duck
42. Knob - Billed Duck
43. Egyptian Goose
44. Spur - Winged Goose (uncommon visitor)
45. Secretary Bird
46. Ruppells Vulture
47. White - Backed Vulture
48. Nubian or Lappet - Faced Vulture
49. White - Headed Vulture
50. Egyptian Vulture
51. Hooded Vulture
52. Peregrine (Rare visitor)
53. Lanner
54. European Hobby (mainly passage migrant in late April)
55. European Kestrel
56. Greater or White – Eyed Kestrel (uncommon resident. Plains)
57. Lesser Kestrel
58. Cuckoo Falcon (resident small numbers, forest area)
59. European Black Kite
60. African Black Kite
61. Black - Shouldered Kite
62. Honey Buzzard (uncommon winter visitor and migrant)
63. Steppe Eagle
64. Tawny Eagle
65. Wahlberg’s Eagle (uncommon visitor)
66. Ayres Hawk Eagle
67. Martial Eagle
68. Crowned Hawk Eagle
69. Long - Crested Eagle
70. Lizard Buzzard
71. Brown Harrier Eagle (uncommon visitor)
72. Black - Chested Harrier Eagle
73. Bateleur
74. African Fish Eagle (sometimes seen at Athi River)
75. Lammergeyer (Rare visitor)
76. Steppe Buzzard
77. Augur Buzzard
78. Little Sparrow Hawk (uncommon. Resident in forest)
79. Great Sparrow Hawk (uncommon resident, forest)
80. African Goshawk
81. Gabar Goshawk
82. Pale Chanting Goshawk
83. Montagu's Harrier
84. Pallid Harrier
85. European Marsh Harrier
86. African Marsh Harrier
87. Harrier Hawk
88. Osprey (Rare visitor)
89. Shelley’s (Grey wing) Francolin
90. Scaly Francolin (occurs in forest)
91. Yellow - Necked Spurfowl
92. Cape Quail
93. Harlequin Quail
94. Helmeted Guinea - Fowl
95. European Corn Crake
96. African Crake (Rarely seen)
97. Black Crake (common on dams and along Athi River)
98. Striped Crake (probably occurs on dams as species recorded several times in Nairobi)
99. Purple Gallinule
100. Moorhen
101. Lesser Moorhen (Rare)
102. Red – Knobbed Coot (uncommon visitor)
103. African Finfoot (Rare resident , Athi River)
104. Crowned Crane
105. Kori Bustard
106. White - Bellied Bustard
107. Hartlaub’s Bustard
108. Spotted Stone Curlew
109. African Jacana
110. Ringed Plover
111. Little Ringed Plover
112. Kittlitz's Plover
113. Three - Banded Plover
114. Caspian Plover (winter visitor in small flocks. Frequents short - grassed open plains)
115. Crowned Plover
116. Black - Winged Plover
117. Blacksmith Plover
118. Avocet (uncommon visitor)
119. Black –Winged Stilt
120. Painted Snipe
121. European Common Snipe
122. Great Snipe (uncommon spring migrant)
123. African Snipe
124. Curlew Sandpiper
125. Little Stint
126. Ruff
127. Common Sandpiper
128. Green Sandpiper
129. Wood Sandpiper
130. Spotted Redshank (uncommon winter visitor)
131. Marsh Sandpiper
132. Greenshank
133. Temminck’s Courser
134. Pratincole (uncommon visitor)
135. Button Quail (spasmodic visitor)
136. Black - Faced Sandgrouse
137. Yellow - Throated Sandgrouse
138. Speckled Pigeon
139. Olive Pigeon
140. Pink - Breasted Dove
141. Red - Eyed Dove
142. Ring - Necked Dove
143. Laughing Dove
144. Namaqua Dove
145. Tambourine Dove
146. Emerald – Spotted Wood Dove
147. Green Pigeon
148. European Cuckoo (mainly spring migrant)
149. African Cuckoo
150. Red – Chested Cuckoo
151. Black Cuckoo
152. Great - Spotted Cuckoo
153. Black and White Cuckoo
154. Emerald Cuckoo
155. Didric Cuckoo
156. Klaa’s Cuckoo (mainly in forest area)
157. White - Browed Coucal
158. Hartlaub’s Turaco
159. White - Bellied Go - Away - Bird
160. European Roller
161. Lilac - Breasted Roller
162. Rufous - Crowned Roller
163. Broad - Billed Roller
164. Pied Kingfisher
165. Giant Kingfisher (occurs along Athi River)
166. Malachite Kingfisher
177. Pygmy Kingfisher
178. Grey - Headed Kingfisher
179. Striped Kingfisher
180. European Bee - Eater
181. White - Throated Bee - Eater
182. Little Bee - Eater
183. Cinnamon - Chested Bee - Eater (occurs in forest)
184. White - Fronted Bee - Eater
185. Silvery - Cheeked Hornbill
186. Grey Hornbill
187. Red - Billed Hornbill
188. Von der Decken’s Hornbill
189. Crowned Hornbill (mainly in forest area)
190. Ground Hornbill (uncommon)
191. European Hoopoe
192. African Hoopoe (uncommon. Acacia country )
193. Green Wood Hoopoe
194. White - Headed Wood Hoopoe
195. Abyssinian Scimitar - bill
196. African Barn Owl (uncommon resident)
197. African Marsh Owl
198. African Wood Owl (occurs in forest area)
199. Pearl - Spotted Owlet
200. Spotted Eagle Owl
201. Verreaux’s Eagle Owl
202. European Nightjar
203. Dusky Nightjar
204. Plain Nightjar (uncommon visitor)
205. Abyssinian Nightjar
206. Long - Tailed Nightjar
207. Speckled Mousebird
208. Blue – Naped Mousebird
209. Narina’s Trogon (uncommon resident, forest area)
210. White - Headed Barbet
211. Spotted - Flanked Barbet
212. Red - Fronted Barbet
213. Red - Fronted Tinkerbird
214. Golden – Rumped Tinkerbird (occurs in forest area)
215. Red and Yellow Barbet
216. D’ Arnaud’s Barbet
217. Greater Honey guide (Best located by its call, a loud and distinct ‘weet ear, weet ear” repeated over and over again)
218. Scaly – Throated Honey guide (Rare)
219. Lesser Honey guide
220. Wahlberg’s Honey guide ( occurs in acacia woodland)
221. Zambezi Honey guide (occurs in forest area)
222. Nubian Woodpecker
223. Cardinal Woodpecker
224. Bearded Woodpecker
225. Grey Woodpecker
226. Nyanza Swift
227. Mottled Swift
228. Little Swift
229. White - Rumped Swift
230. Horus Swift (uncommon visitor)
231. Northern White - Tailed Lark (inhabits long grass)
232. Rufous - Naped Lark
233. Fawn - Coloured Lark (uncommon)
234. Short - Tailed Lark (occurs on plains near Athi River)
235. Fischer’s Sparrow Lark
236. Red - Capped Lark
237. African Pied Wagtail
238. Well’s Wagtail
239. Blue - Headed Wagtail and races (winter visitor and passage migrant. Common)
240. Long - Billed Pipit
241. Richard’s Pipit
242. Tree Pipit
243. Red – Throated Pipit
244. Yellow - Throated Longclaw
245. Pangani Longclaw
246. Rosy - Breasted Longclaw
247. Black - Lored Babbler
248. Northern Pied Babbler
249. Yellow – Vented Bulbul
250. Fischer’s Greenbul
251. Yellow - Whiskered Greenbul
252. European Spotted Flycatcher
253. Dusky Flycatcher
254. Grey Flycatcher
255. White - Eyed Slaty Flycatcher
256. South African Black Flycatcher
257. Chin - Spot Flycatcher
258. Paradise Flycatcher
259. Olive Thrush
260. European Rock Thrush
261. European Common Wheat ear
262. Isabelline Wheat ear
263. Pied Wheat ear
264. Schalow's Wheat ear
265. Capped Wheat ear
266. Anteater Chat
267. Stone Chat
268. European Whinchat
269. White – Browed Robin Chat
270. Ruppell’s Robin Chat ( occurs in forest)
271. Robin Chat
272. White – Winged Scrub Robin
273. European Nightingale
274. Thrush Nightingale or Sprosser
275. Garden Warbler
276. Blackcap Warbler
277. European Sedge Warbler
278. Greater Swamp Warbler
279. European Willow Warbler
280. Grey Apalis (occurs in forest)
281. Black – Headed Apalis (occurs in forest)
282. Black - Breasted Apalis
283. Grey - Capped Warbler
284. Buff - Bellied Warbler
285. Crombec
286. Red – Faced Crombec
287. Banded Tit - Warbler
288. Yellow - Bellied Eremomela
289. Grey - Backed Camaroptera
300. Pectoral - Patch Cisticola
301. Rattling Cisticola
302. Singing Cisticola
303. Winding Cisticola
304. Stout Cisticola
305. Tawny - Flanked Prinia
306. European Swallow
307. Angola Swallow
308. Wire - Tailed Swallow
309. Red - Rumped Swallow
310. Striped Swallow
311. European Sand Martin
312. African Sand Martin
313. Banded Martin
314. African Rock Martin
315. European House Martin
316. Black Rough - Wing Swallow
317. White - Headed Rough - Wing Swallow
318. Black Cuckoo Shrike
319. Grey Cuckoo Shrike
320. Drongo
321. Retz’s Red - Billed Shrike
322. White – Crowned Shrike
323. Northern Brubru
324. Grey – Backed Fiscal
325. Lesser Grey Shrike
326. Fiscal Shrike
327. Taita Fiscal
328. Long - Tailed Fiscal
329. Red - Backed Shrike
330. Red - Tailed Shrike
331. Slate - Coloured Boubou
332. Tropical Boubou
333. Black – Backed Puff - Back
334. Black - Headed Tchagra
335. Brown - Headed Tchagra
336. Sulphur - Breasted Bush Shrike
337. White - Breasted Tit
338. Red - Throated Tit (uncommon)
339. African Penduline Tit
340. European Golden Oriole
341. African Golden Oriole
342. Black – Headed Oriole
343. Pied Crow
344. White - Naped Raven
345. Wattled Starling
346. Violet - Backed Starling
347. Blue - Eared Glossy Starling
348. Red - Winged Starling
349. Hildebrandt’s Starling
350. Superb Starling
351. Yellow - Billed Oxpecker (Rare)
352. Red – Billed Oxpecker
353. Yellow White - Eye
354. Kikuyu White - Eye
355. Malachite Sunbird
356. Bronzy Sunbird
357. Beautiful Sunbird (Black – Bellied race)
358. Variable Sunbird
359. Amethyst Sunbird
360. Scarlet - Chested Sunbird
361. Collared Sunbird
362. Kenya Violet - Backed Sunbird
363. Buffalo Weaver (uncommon visitor)
364. White - Browed Sparrow Weaver
365. Grey - Headed Social Weaver
366. Rufous Sparrow
367. Parrot - Billed Sparrow (uncommon)
368. Chestnut Sparrow
369. Yellow - Spotted Petronia
370. Speke’s Weaver
371. Masked Weaver
372. Vitelline Masked Weaver
373. Chestnut Weaver
374. Black - Necked Weaver
375. Spectacled Weaver
376. Holub’s Golden Weaver
377. Reichenow's Weaver
378. Brown - Capped Weaver
379. Grosbeak Weaver
380. Red - Billed Quelea
381. Cardinal Quelea
382. Yellow Bishop
383. White - Winged Widow - bird
384. Red - Naped Widow - bird
385. Jackson’s Widow - bird
386. Bronze - Mannikin
387. Rufous - Backed Mannikin
388. Cut - Throat
389. Quail Finch
390. Parasitic Weaver (Rare)
391. Green - Winged Pytilia
392. African Fire Finch
393. Red - Billed Fire Finch
394. Yellow – Bellied Waxbill
395. Waxbill
396. Crimson - Rumped Waxbill
397. Red - Cheeked Cordon - Bleu
398. Purple Grenadier
399. Indigo - Bird
400. Pin - Tailed Whydah
401. White - Bellied Canary
402. Brimstone Canary
403. Yellow - Rumped Seed - Eater
404. Streaky Seed - Eater
405. Golden - Breasted Bunting
406. Cinnamon - Breasted Rock Bunting

MAMMALS OF LAKE NAKURU NATIONAL PARK

1. Spectacled Elephant Shrew
2. Giant White - Toothed Shrew
3. Rousette Fruit Bat
4. Epauletted Fruit Bat
5. White - Bellied Tomb Bat
6. Hollow - Faced Bat
7. False Vampire Bat
8. Yellow - Winged Bat
9. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat
10. Lesser leaf - Nosed Bat
11. Long - Eared Leaf - Nosed Bat
12. African Trident Bat
13. African Mouse - Eared Bat
14. Banana Bat or African Pipistrelle
15. Yellow - Bellied Bat
16. Angola Free - Tailed Bat
17. Bush Baby
18. Black - Faced Vervet Monkey
19. Blue or Sykes' Monkey
20. Olive Baboon
21. Black and White Colobus
22. Lesser Ground Pangolin (Rare)
23. Hunting Dog (uncommon visitor)
24. Black - Backed or Silver - Backed Jackal
25. Side - Striped Jackal
26. Bat - Eared Fox
27. Zorilla
28. Ratel or Honey Badger (Rare)
29. African Civet
30. Neumann’s or Small - Spotted Genet
31. Bush or Large - Spotted Genet
32. Marsh Mongoose
33. Dwarf Mongoose
34. Slender or Black - Tipped mongoose
35. White - Tailed Mongoose
36. Aardwolf (Rare)
37. Spotted Hyaena
38. Cheetah (Rare)
39. African Wildcat
40. Serval
41. Leopard (Rare)
42. Ant bear
43. Rock Hyrax
44. Burchell’s or Common Zebra
45. Hippopotamus
46. Rothschild’s Giraffe (introduced)
47. Bush Duiker
48. Klipspringer
49. Steinbok
50. Kirk’s Dik- dik
51. Defassa Waterbuck
52. Bohor Reedbuck
53. Chanler’s Reedbuck
54. Impala
55. Thomson’s Gazelle
56. Grant's Gazelle
57. Bushbuck
58. Eland
59. African Buffalo (Rare)
60. African Hare
61. Cane Rat
62. Porcupine
63. Bush Squirrel
64. Spring Hare
65. African Dormouse
66. Giant Rat
67. Kenya Mole Rat

BIRDS OF LAKE NAKURU NATIONAL PARK(KENYA)

1. Great - Crested Grebe
2. Black - Necked Grebe
3. Little Grebe
4. White - Necked Cormorant
5. Long - Tailed Cormorant
6. African Darter
7. White Pelican/ Great White Pelican
8. Pink - Backed Pelican
9. Grey Heron
10. Black - Headed Heron
11. Goliath Heron (Rare visitor)
12. Purple Heron
13. Great White Egret
14. Yellow - Billed Egret
15. Little Egret
16. Reef Heron
17. Buff - Backed Heron or Cattle Egret
18. Squacco Heron
19. Green - Backed Heron
20. Night Heron
21. Little Bittern (uncommon)
22. Dwarf Bittern (Rare)
23. Hamerkop
24. White Stork (spasmodic visitor and passage migrant)
25. European Black Stork (Rare winter visitor)
26. Abdim’s Stork (uncommon visitor)
27. Saddle – Bill Stork (uncommon)
28. Marabou Stork
29. Wood Ibis or Yellow - Billed Stork
30. Sacred Ibis
31. Hadada Ibis
32. Glossy Ibis
33. African Spoonbill
34. Greater Flamingo
35. Lesser Flamingo
36. Maccoa Duck
37. African Pochard
38. Tufted Duck (uncommon winter visitor)
39. European Shoveler
40. Yellow - Billed Duck (uncommon)
41. Garganey Teal
42. Cape Wigeon (common resident)
43. Hottentot Teal
44. Red - Billed Duck
45. Gadwall (Rare winter visitor)
46. European Wigeon (uncommon winter visitor)
47. European Teal (Rare winter visitor)
48. European Pintail
49. White - Faced Tree Duck (uncommon)
50. Fulvous Tree Duck
51. Knob - Billed Duck
52. Egyptian Goose
53. Spur –Wing Goose (uncommon)
54. Secretary Bird
55. Ruppell’s Vulture
56. White - Backed Vulture
57. Nubian or Lappet - Faced Vulture
58. White - Headed Vulture
59. Egyptian Vulture
60. Hooded Vulture (vultures are spasmodic visitors in small numbers)
61. Peregrine (uncommon)
62. Lanner
63. European Hobby (mainly spring passage migrant)
64. African Hobby (Rare)
65. European Kestrel
66. Greater or White –Eyed Kestrel
67. Lesser Kestrel
68. European Black Kite
69. African Black Kite
70. Black - Shouldered Kite
71. Bat Hawk (Rare)
72. Honey Buzzard (uncommon winter visitor and passage migrant)
73. Verreaux’s Eagle (Pair resident on Baboon Rock Cliffs)
74. Steppe Eagle
75. Tawny Eagle
76. Wahlberg’s Eagle
77. Booted Eagle (Rare winter visitor)
78. Martial Eagle (uncommon visitor)
79. Long - Crested Eagle
80. Lizard Buzzard
81. Brown Harrier Eagle
82. Black - Chested Harrier Eagle
83. Bateleur
84. African Fish Eagle
85. Steppe Buzzard
86. Augur Buzzard
87. Little Sparrow Hawk (occurs in acacia belt on western side of lake)
88. Great Sparrow Hawk
89. African Goshawk
90. Gabar Goshawk
91. Montagu's Harrier
92. Pallid Harrier
93. European Marsh Harrier
94. African Marsh Harrier
95. Harrier Hawk
96. Coqui Francolin
97. Hildebrandt’s Francolin
98. Yellow - Necked Spurfowl
99. Cape Quail
100. Harlequin Quail
101. Helmeted Guinea - Fowl
102. Kaffir Rail (recorded at Hippo pools)
104. European Corn Crake (uncommon migrant)
105. African Crake
106. Black Crake (occurs at Hippo pools)
107. Purple Gallinule (uncommon)
108. Allen’s Gallinule (one record)
109. Moorhen
110. Lesser Moorhen (uncommon)
111. Red - Knobled Coot
112. Crowned Crane
113. Jackson’s Bustard( Rare)
114. White - Bellied Bustard
115. Spotted Stone Curlew
116. Ringed Plover
117. Little Ringed Plover
118. Kittlitz’s Plover
119. Three - Banded Plover
120. Caspian Plover (uncommon visitor)
121. Grey Plover
122. Crowned Plover
123. Black – Winged Plover
124. Spur Wing Plover
125. Black Smith Plover
126. Avocet
127. Black - Winged Stilt
128. Painted Snipe
129. European Common Snipe
130. Great Snipe
131. African Snipe
132. Curlew Sandpiper
133. Little Stint
134. Temminck’s Stint (uncommon winter visitor)
135. Ruff
136. Common Sandpiper
137. Green Sandpiper
138. Wood Sandpiper
139. Redshank (Rare winter visitor)
140. Spotted Redshank ( uncommon winter visitor)
141. Marsh Sandpiper
142. Greenshank
143. Black - Tailed Godwit ( uncommon winter visitor)
144. Curlew (uncommon winter visitor)
145. Temminck’s Courser
146. Pratincole
147. Lesser Black - Backed Gull (winter visitor in small numbers)
148. Grey- Headed Gull
149. Gull - Billed Tern
150. White - Winged Black Tern
151. Whiskered Tern
152. African Skimmer (spasmodic visitor in small numbers)
153. Button Quail
154. Specled Pigeon
155. Pink - Breasted Dove
156. Red - Eyed Dove
157. Ring - Necked Dove
158. Laughing Dove
159. Namaqua Dove
160. Tambourine Dove
161. Emerald - Spotted Wood Dove
162. Green Pigeon
163. European Cuckoo
164. African Cuckoo
165. Red - Chested Cuckoo
166. Black Cuckoo
167. Great Spotted Cuckoo
168. Levaillant’s Cuckoo
169. Black and White Cuckoo
170. Emerald Cuckoo
171. Didric Cuckoo
172. Klaas' Cuckoo
173. White - Browed Coucal
174. Green Coucal or Yellow - bill
175. European Roller
176. Lilac - Breasted Roller
177. Rufous - Crowned Roller
178. Broad - Billed Roller
179. Pied Kingfisher
180. Half - Collared Kingfisher (Rare)
181. Malachite Kingfisher
182. Pygmy Kingfisher
183. Grey - Headed Kingfisher
184. Striped Kingfisher
185. European Bee - Eater
186. Blue - Cheeked Bee - Eater (uncommon passage migrant)
187. White - Throated Bee - Eater
188. Little Bee - Eater
189. White - Fronted Bee - Eater
190. Grey Hornbill
191. Red - Billed Hornbill
192. Crowned Hornbill
193. Ground Hornbill
194. European Hoopoe (uncommon passage migrant)
195. African Hoopoe
196. Green Wood Hoopoe
197. Scimitar - bill
198. African Barn Owl
199. Cape Grass Owl (Rare)
200. African Marsh Owl
201. African Wood Owl
202. African Scops Owl
203. White - Faced Scops Owl (Rare)
204. Pearl - Spotted Owlet
205. Spotted Eagle Owl
206. Verreaux’s Eagle Owl
207. European Nightjar
208. Plain Nightjar
209. Abyssinian Nightjar
210. Pennant - Wing Nightjar (uncommon migrant July/September)
211. Long - Tailed Nightjar
212. Speckled Mousebird
213. Narina’s Trogon (in dense acacia woodland on western shores of lake)
214. Spotted - Flanked Barbet
215. Red - Fronted Barbet
216. Red - Fronted Tinkerbird
217. D’ Arnaud’s Barbet
218. Greater Honey Guide
219. Scaly - Throated Honey Guide
220. Lesser Honey Guide
221. Wahlberg’s Honey Guide
222. Nubian Woodpecker
223. Cardinal Woodpecker
224. Brown - Backed Woodpecker
225. Bearded Woodpecker
226. Grey Woodpecker
227. Red - Breasted Wryneck
228. Nyanza Swift
229. Mottled Swift
230. Little Swift
231. White - Rumped Swift
232 Horus Swift
233. Northern White - Tailed Lark
234. Rufous - Naped Lark
235. Fawn - Coloured Lark
236. Fischer’s Sparrow Lark
237. Red - Capped Lark
238. African Pied Wagtail
239. Wells’ Wagtail
240. Blue - Headed Wagtail and races
241. Long Billed Pipit
242. Sandy Plain – Backed Pipit
243. Richard's Pipit
244. Tree Pipit
245. Red - Throated Pipit
246. Yellow - Throated Longclaw
247. Rosy - Breasted Longclaw (uncommon)
248. Black - Lored Babbler
249. Yellow - Vented Bulbul
250. European Spotted Flycatcher
251. Dusky Flycatcher
252. Ashy Flycatcher
253. Grey Flycatcher
254. White - Eyed Slaty Flycatcher
255. South – African Black Flycatcher
256. Chin – Spot Flycatcher
257. Black - Throated Wattle - Eye
258. Paradise Flycatcher
259. Olive Thrush
260. European Rock Thrush
261. Isabelline Wheat ear
262. Pied Wheat ear
263. Schalow’s Wheat ear
264. Capped Wheat ear
265. Cliff Chat (occurs on Babon Rocks Cliff)
266. Anteater Chat
267. Stone Chat
268. European Whinchat (uncommon winter visitor and passage migrant)
269. White - Browed Robin Chat
270. Robin Chat
271. White – Winged Scrub Robin
272. White - Throated Robin (Rare winter visitor)
273. Thrush Nightingale or Sprosser
274. European White Throat
275. Garden Warbler
276. Blackcap Warbler
277. European Sedge Warbler
278. Greater Swamp Warbler
279. European Willow Warbler
280. Grey Wren Warbler
281. Black - Breasted Apalis
282. Grey - Capped Warbler
283. Black - Breasted Apalis
284. Buff - Bellied Warbler
285. Red - Faced Crombec
286. Banded - Tit - Warbler
287. Brown - Tit- Warbler
288. Yellow - Bellied Eremomela
289. Grey - Backed Camoraptera
290. Pectoral - Patch - Cisticola
291. Rattling Cisticola
292. Singing Cisticola
293. Winding Cisticola
294. Stout Cisticola
295. Tinkling Cisticola
296. Tawny - Flanked Prinia
297. European Swallow
298. Angola Swallow
299. Wire - Tailed Swallow
300. Red - Rumped Swallow
301. Mosque Swallow
302. Striped Swallow
303. Grey - Rumped Swallow
304. European Sand Martin
305. African Sand Martin
306. Banded Martin
307. African Rock Martin
308. European House Martin (uncommon migrant)
309. Black Rough - Wing Swallow
310. White – Headed Rough –Wing Swallow
311. Black Cuckoo Shrike
312. Grey Cuckoo Shrike
313. Drongo
314. Grey - crested Helmet Shrike (uncommon)
315. White - Crowned Shrike
316. Northern Brubru
317. Grey - Backed Fiscal
318. Lesser Grey Shrike (spring passage migrant)
319. Fiscal Shrike
320. Red - Backed Shrike
321. Red - Tailed Shrike
322. Slate - Coloured Boubon
323. Tropical Boubou
324. Black - Backed Puff - Back
325. Puff - Back Shrike
326. Black - Headed Tchagra
327. Brown – Headed Tchagra
328. Sulphur - Breasted Bush Shrike
329. Grey - Headed Bush Shrike
330. White – Breasted Tit
331. Red - Throated Tit
332. Mouse - Coloured Penduline Tit
333. European Golden Oriole
334. African Golden Oriole
335. Black – Headed Oriole
336. Pied Crow
337. Cape Rook
338. White - Naped Raven
339. Wattled Starling
340. Violet - Backed Starling
341. Blue - Eared Glossy Starling
342. Red - Wing Starling
343. Superb Starling
344. Red - Billed Oxpecker
345. Yellow White - Eye
345. Malachite Sunbird (uncommon visitor)
346. Bronzy Sunbird
347. Beautiful Sunbird (uncommon visitor)
348. Golden - Winged Sunbird
349. Mariqua Sunbird
350. Variable Sunbird
351. Amethyst Sunbird
352. Scarlet - Chested Sunbird
353. Collared Sunbird
354. Spotted Creeper (Rare)
355. Buffalo Weaver
356. White - Browed Sparrow Weaver
357. Rufous Sparrow
358. Grey - Headed Sparrow
359. Parrot – Billed Sparrow
360. Chestnut Sparrow
361. Speckle - Fronted Weaver
362. Speke’s Weaver
363. Masked Weaver
364. Viteline Masked Weaver
365. Chestnut Weaver
366. Spectacled Weaver
367. Holub’s Golden Weaver
368. Reichenow’s Weaver
369. Red- Billed Quelea
370. Cardinal Quelea
371. Yellow Bishop
372. White - Winged Widow - Bird
373. Red - Naped Widow - Bird
374. Jackson’s Widow - Bird
375. Bronze Mannikin
376. Rufous - Backed Mannikin (uncommon)
377. Silverbill
378. Grey - Headed Silverbill
379. Cut - Throat
380. Quail Finch
381. Green - Winged Pytilia
382. African Fire Finch
383. Red - Billed Fire Finch
384. Yellow - Bellied Waxbill
385. Waxbill
386. Crimson - Rumped Waxbill
387. Black - Cheeked Waxbill
388. Red - Cheeked Cordon - Bleu
389. Purple Grenadier
390. Indigo - bird
391. Pin - Tailed Whydah
392. Paradise Whydah (uncommon)
393. Yellow - Fronted Canary
394. Brimstone Canary
395. Yellow - Rumped Seed - Eater
396. Streaky Seed - Eater
397. African Citril
398. Golden - Breasted Bunting
399. Cinnamon - Breasted Rock Bunting

MAMMALS OF ABERDARE NATIONAL PARK:

• 1. Giant white - toothed shrew

• 2. Mole shrew (mainly in bamboo zone, where they burrow just below surface of ground)

• 3. Rousette Fruit Bat (in caves in forest; attracted to fruiting fig trees)

• 4. Hollow - Faced Bat

• 5. Banana Bat or African Pipistrelle

• 6. Greater Galago

• 7. Black - Faced Vervet Monkey

• 8. Blue or Sykes' Monkey

• 9. Olive Baboon

• 10. Black and White Colobus

• 11. Hunting Dog (probably spasmodic visitors)

• 12. Black - Backed or Silver - Backed Jackal

• 13. Side - Striped Jackal

• 14. Zorilla

• 15. Clawless Otter (Not uncommon along trout streams, but rarely seen. Feeds on fresh - water crabs

• 16. African Civet

• 17. Bush or Large - Spotted Genet

• 18. African Palm Civet

• 19. Marsh Mongoose

• 20. Slender or Black - Tipped Mongoose

• 21. White - Tailed Mongoose

• 22. Spotted Hyaena

• 23. African WildCat

• 24. Serval ( Not uncommon on moorlands)

• 25. Golden Cat (Reputed to occur, but not yet confirmed)

• 26. Lion (Rare)

• 27. Leopard

• 28. Ant bear (Occurs at lower levels)

• 29. Tree Hyrax

• 30. Rock Hyrax

• 31. African Elephant

• 32. Giant Forest Hog (Often seen at treetops)

• 33. Bush Pig (Common but shy; not often seen)

• 34. Blue Duiker

• 35. Bush Duiker

• 36. Klipspringer

• 37. Suni

• 38. Steinbok

• 39. Common Waterbuck

• 40. Bohor Reedbuck

• 41. Chanler’s Reedbuck

• 42. Impala

• 43. Bongo (Found mainly in upper bamboo zone; very shy and elusive)

• 44. Bushbuck

• 45. Eland

• 46. African Buffalo

• 47. African Hare

• 48. Porcupine

• 49. Bush Squirrel

• 50. African Dormouse

• 51. Crested Rat

• 52. Giant Rat

• 53. Kenya Mole Rat

BIRDS OF ABERDARE/ NYANDARUA NATIONAL PARK:

• 1. Little Grebe (Recorded at tree- tops)

• 2. Long - Tailed Cormorant (tree tops)

• 3. Black - Headed Heron (tree tops)

• 4. Yellow - Billed Egret (tree tops)

• 5. Little Egret

• 6. Buff - Backed Heron or Cattle Egret

• 7. Hamerkop

• 8. Wood Ibis or Yellow - Billed

• 9. Stork (treetops)

• 10. Sacred Ibis (treetops)

• 11. Hadada Ibis

• 12. Green Ibis (A rare forest species. Frequents swampy glades in forest)

• 13. Yellow - Billed Duck (treetops)

• 14. African Black Duck (On streams in forest)

• 15. Garganey Teal (treetops)

• 16. Red - Billed Duck (treetops)

• 17. Egyptian Goose (treetops)

• 18. Secretary Bird (Recorded on moorlands)

• 19. Ruppell’s Vulture

• 20. White - Backed Vulture

• 21. Hooded Vulture

• 22. Peregrine

• 23. Lanner

• 24. European Kestrel

• 25. Lesser Kestrel

• 26. Cuckoo Falcon (An uncommon species in forest)

• 27. European Black Kite

• 28. African Black Kite

• 29. Black - Shouldered Kite (Spasmodic visitor to moorlands)

• 30. Verreaux’s Eagle

• 31. Steppe Eagle

• 32. Ayres’ Hawk Eagle (sometimes seen soaring above forest)

• 33. Crowned Hawk Eagle (uncommon in forest)

• 34. Long - Crested Eagle

• 35. Lammergeyer (Rare visitor. Not known to breed)

• 36. Steppe Buzzard (in some years a common winter visitor; in other years seldom seen)

• 37. Mountain Buzzard (Not uncommon in forest)

• 38. Augur Buzzard

• 39. Rufous - Breasted Sparrow Hawk

• 40. Great Sparrow Hawk

• 41. African Goshawk

• 42. Montagu’s Harrier (Winter visitor and passage migrant to moorlands)

• 43. European Marsh Harrier (Winter visitor. Rare)

• 44. Pallid Harrier (Winter visitor and passage migrant to moorlands)

• 45. Montane Francolin (scrub and moorlands above forest)

• 46. Scaly Francolin (Forest species)

• 47. Jackson’s Francolin (Forest and Bamboo Zones)

• 48. Cape Quail (Uncommon on moorlands)

• 49. African Finfoot (Rare. Streams at lower altitudes)

• 50. African Crake (Spasmodic visitor moorlands. Rarely seen)

• 51. Crowned Crane (Treetops)

• 52. Black - Winged Plover (Spasmodic visitor to moorlands)

• 53. European Common Snipe

• 54. Great Snipe (Mainly passage migrant April/ May in moorland bogs)

• 55. Jack Snipe (Rare winter visitor. High altitude bogs)

• 56. Ruff (Treetops)

• 57. Green Sandpiper (Winter visitor. Mountain streams)

• 58. Wood Sandpiper (Treetops)

• 59. Green Shark (Treetops)

• 60. Marsh Sandpiper (Treetops)

• 61. Olive Pigeon (Forest. Common)

• 62. Bronze - Naped Pigeon (Forest)

• 63. Pink - Breasted Dove

• 64. Red - Eyed Dove

• 65. Ring - Necked Dove (Treetops)

• 66. Laughing Dove (Treetops)

• 67. Tambourine Dove

• 68. Emerald - Spotted Wood Dove

• 69. Lemon Dove (Rare. Forest at lower levels)

• 70. Green Pigeon

• 71. Red - Chested Cuckoo (Treetops)

• 72. Emerald Cuckoo (Treetops, and low level forest)

• 73. Didric Cuckoo

• 74. Klaas’ Cuckoo

• 75. White - Browed Coucal ( Treetops)

• 76. Hartlaub’s Turaco (Not uncommon in forest)

• 77. Red – Headed Parrot (Forest)

• 78. European Roller (Uncommon passage migrant treetops)

• 79. Lilac - Breasted Roller (Treetops)

• 80. Broad - Billed Roller (Lower level forest)

• 81. Pied Kingfisher (Treetops)

• 82. Giant Kingfisher (On forest streams. Feeds largely on fresh - water crabs)

• 83. Malachite Kingfisher (Treetops)

• 84. European Bee - Eater (Uncommon visitor. Treetops)

• 85. Cinnamon - Chested Bee - Eater (Forest glades)

• 86. Silvery - Cheeked Hornbill (Forest)

• 87. Crowned Hornbill (Treetops)

• 88. Ground Hornbill (Treetops)

• 89. White - Headed Wood hoopoe (Forest)

• 90. Cape Grass Owl (swampy hollows on moorlands)

• 91. African Marsh Owl (Moorlands)

• 92. Mackinder’s Eagle Owl (Crags and Cliffs above Forest)

• 93. Spotted Eagle Owl

• 94. Verreaux’s Eagle Owl (Treetops)

• 95. European Nightjar (Migrant. Treetops)

• 96. Abyssinian Nightjar

• 97. Pennant - Wing Nightjar (Rare visitor. Treetops)

• 98. Speckled Mousebird (Treetops)

• 99. Narina's Trogon (Forest)

• 100. Bar - Tailed Trogon (Forest)

• 101. Golden – Rumped Tinkerbird (Treetops)

• 102. Greater Honey Guide (Treetops. Uncommon)

• 103. Fine – Banded Woodpecker (Forest)

• 104. Nyanza Swift

• 105. Alpine Swift

• 106. Mottled Swift

• 107. Mountain Wagtail (Forest streams)

• 108. Red - Capped Lark (Moorlands)

• 109. Blue - Headed Wagtail and races (Moorlands on spring migration)

• 110. Richard’s Pipit

• 111. Red - Throated Pipit

• 112. Sharpe's Longclaw (Moorlands)

• 113. Yellow - Vented Bulbul (Treetops)

• 114. Fischer’s Greenbul (Treetops)

• 115. Olive - Breasted Mountain Greenbul

• 116. Yellow - Whiskered Greenbul

• 117. European Spotted Flycatcher (Treetops. Migrant)

• 118. Dusky Flycatcher (Treetops)

• 119. White - Eyed Slaty Flycatcher (Treetops)

• 120. Mountain Yellow Flycatcher

• 121. Chin - Spot Flycatcher (Treetops)

• 122. Paradise Flycatcher (Treetops)

• 123. Olive Thrush

• 124. Abyssinian Ground Thrush (Bamboo zone)

• 125. European Common Wheatear

• 126. Isabelline Wheatear

• 127. Pied Wheatear

• 128. Capped Wheatear ( Uncommon. Moorlands)

• 129. Hill or Mountain Chat (Alpine zone)

• 130. Stone Chat

• 131. Ruppell’s Robin Chat

• 132. Robin Chat

• 133. White - Starred Bush Robin (Common in bamboo zone)

• 134. Blackcap Warbler (Treetops)

• 135. European Sedge Warbler (Treetops)

• 136. Cinnamon Bracken Warbler

• 137. Greater Swamp Warbler (Treetops)

• 138. European Willow Warbler

• 139. Brown Woodland Warbler

• 140. Grey Apalis

• 141. Black - Breasted Apalis

• 142. Chestnut Throated Apalis

• 143. Grey - Backed Camaroptera

• 144. Wing - Shapping Cisticola (Alpine grasslands)

• 145. Hunter’s Cisticola (Common in moorland thickets)

• 146. Tinkling Cisticola (Moorland bogs)

• 147. European Swallow

• 148. African Sand Martin

• 149. African Rock Martin

• 150. Black Rough –Wing Swallow

• 151. White - Headed Rough - Wing Swallow

• 152. Purple - Throated Cuckoo Shrike

• 153. Grey Cuckoo Shrike

• 154. Drongo (Treetops)

• 155. Fiscal Shrike (Treetops)

• 156. Tropical Boubou

• 157. Black - Backed Puff - Back (Treetops)

• 158. Black - Fronted Bush - Shrike (Forest trees and creepers)

• 159. Doherty’s Bush shrike (Lower Forest; frequents undergrowth)

• 160. White - Breasted Tit

• 161. Black - Headed Oriole

• 162. Black - Winged Montane Oriole (High level forest)

• 163. Pied Crow (Treetops)

• 164. White - Naped Raven

• 165. Violet - Backed Starling (Treetops)

• 166. Sharpe’s Starling

• 167. Blue - Eared Glossy Starling (Treetops)

• 168. Slender – Billed Chestnut Wing Starling (Alpine moorlands and waterfalls; below which it nests)

• 169. Superb Starling (Treetops)

• 170. Red - Billed Oxpeckers (Treetops)

• 171. Kikuyu White – Eye

• 172. Malachite Sunbird

• 173. Scarlet - Tufted Malachite Sunbird (High moorlands)

• 174. Tacazze Sunbird

• 175. Bronzy Sunbird (Treetops)

• 176. Golden - Winged Sunbird

• 177. Variable Sunbird (Treetops)

• 178. Eastern Double - Collared Sunbird

• 179. Northern Double – Collared Sunbird (Treetops)

• 180. Amethyst Sunbird (Treetops)

• 181. Scarlet - Chested Sunbird (Treetops)

• 182. Olive Sunbird (Lower altitudes in forest)

• 183. Collared Sunbird

• 184. Spectacled Weaver (Treetops)

• 185. Reichenow’s Weaver

• 186. Brown - Capped Weaver (Forest)

• 187. Red - Naped Widow- Bird( Treetops)

• 188. Long - Tailed Widow Bird (Open bushy moorland)

• 189. Bronze Mannikin (Treetops)

• 190. Grey – Headed Negro Finch (Treetops)

• 191. Abyssinian Crimson - Wing (Common in bamboo zone)

• 192. Yellow – Bellied Waxbill

• 193. Waxbill (Treetops)

• 194. Black - Headed Waxbill (Forest glades)

• 195. Red – Cheeked Cordon - Bleu

• 196. Brimstone Canary

• 197. Yellow - Crowned Canary (Upper edges of forest and bamboo zone)

• 198. Thick - Billed Seed - Eater (Forest undergrowth)

• 199. Oriole Finch (Forest. uncommon)

• 200. African Citril (Treetops)

• 201. Golden – Breasted Bunting.

MAMMALS OF TSAVO NATIONAL PARK:

• 1. Spectacled Elephant Shrew

• 2. East African Hedgehog

• 3. Giant White - Toothed Shrew

• 4. Rousette Fruit Bat

• 5. Epauletted Fruit Bat

• 6. Pale - Bellied Fruit Bat

• 7. White - Bellied Tomb Bat

• 8. Hollow - Faced Bat

• 9. False Vampire Bat

• 10. Yellow - Winged Bat

• 11. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat

• 12. Lesser Leaf - Nosed Bat

• 13. Giant Leaf - Nosed Bat (Recorded from Galana River)

• 14. African Trident Bat (Recorded from Kilaguni lodge)

• 15. Banana Bat or African Pipistrelle

• 16. Yellow - Bellied Bat

• 17. Angola Free - Tailed Bat

• 18. White – Bellied Free - Tailed Bat

• 19. Flat - Headed Free - Tailed Bat

• 20. Greater Galago

• 21. Bush Baby

• 22. Black - Faced Vervet Monkey

• 23. Blue or Sykes' Monkey

• 24. Yellow Baboon

• 25. Lesser Ground Pangolin

• 26. Golden Jackal

• 27. Black - Backed or Silver - Backed Jackal

• 28. Side - Striped Jackal

• 29. Bat - Eared Fox

• 30. Zorilla

• 31. Ratel or Honey Badger

• 32. Clawless Otter

• 33. African Civet

• 34. Neumann’s or Small - Spotted Genet

• 35. Bush or Large - Spotted Genet

• 36. African Palm Civet

• 37. Marsh Mongoose

• 38. Dwarf Mongoose

• 39. Large Grey Mongoose

• 40. Slender or Black - Tipped Mongoose

• 41. White - Tailed Mongoose

• 42. Banded Mongoose

• 43. Aardwolf

• 44. Spotted Hyaena

• 45. Striped Hyaena

• 46. Cheetah

• 47. Caracal

• 48. African Wildcat

• 49. Serval

• 50. Lion

• 51. Leopard

• 52. Ant Bear

• 53. Tree Hyrax

• 54. Rock Hyrax

• 55. African Elephant

• 56. Grevy’s Zebra (Reputed to occur in extreme north of park)

• 57. Burchell’s or Common Zebra

• 58. Warthog

• 59. Masai Giraffe

• 60. Coke’s Hartebeest or Kongoni

• 61. Hunter’s Hartebeest or Hirola (Introduced into park, present status not known)

• 62. Harvey’s Red Duiker

• 63. Blue Duiker

• 64. Klipspringer

• 65. Suni

• 66. Steinbok

• 67. Kirk’s Dik- dik

• 68. Common Waterbuck

• 69. Bohor Reedbuck

• 70. Impala

• 71. Grant’s Gazelle

• 72. Gerenuk

• 73. Fringe - Eared Oryx

• 74. Bushbuck

• 75. Lesser kudu

• 76. Eland

• 77. African Buffalo/ Savanna Buffalo

• 78. Cane Rat

• 79. Porcupine

• 80. Striped Ground Squirrel

• 81. Unstriped Ground Squirrel

• 82. Bush Squirrel

• 83. East African Red Squirrel

• 84. Spring Hare

• 85. African Dormouse

• 86. Giant Rat

• 87. Kenya Mole Rat

• 88. Naked Mole Rat

BIRDS OF TSAVO NATIONAL PARK( KENYA );

The park has over 450 species of birds, making it one of the most important bird localities in Tanzania.

• 1. Masai Ostrich (occurs mainly south of the Galana River)

• 2. Somali Ostrich (occurs mainly north of the Galana River)

• 3. Little Grebe (recorded from Amba and Tsavo River)

• 4. Long - Tailed Cormorant

• 5. African Darter

• 6. White Pelican

• 7. Pink - Backed Pelican (Pelicans occur from time to time on large dams)

• 8. Grey Heron

• 9. Black - Headed Heron

• 10. Goliath Heron

• 11. Purple Heron (recorded from Tsavo River)

• 12. Great White Egret

• 13. Yellow - Billed Egret

• 14. Black Heron (Lake Jipe)

• 15. Little Egret

• 16. Buff - Backed Heron or Cattle Egret

• 17. Squacco Heron

• 18. Madagascar Squacco Heron (recorded from mzima springs)

• 19. Green - Backed Heron (occurs on rivers)

• 20. Night Heron

• 21. White - Backed Night Heron (probably occurs on Lake Jipe on southern border)

• 22. Little Bittern

• 23. Dwarf Bittern

• 24. Hamerkop

• 25. Whitestork

• 26. European Black Stork (Rare winter visitor)

• 27. Woolly – Necked Stork

• 28. Abdim’s Stork

• 29. Open - Bill Stork

• 30. Saddle - Bill Stork

• 31. Marabou Stork

• 32. Wood Ibis or Yellow - Billed Stork

• 33. Sacred Ibis

• 34. Hadada Ibis

• 35. Glossy Ibis (Rare visitor)

• 36. African Spoonbill (Uncommon visitor to dams)

• 37. European Shoveler

• 38. Yellow - Billed Duck

• 39. African Black Duck (Recorded from Tsavo and Athi Rivers)

• 40. Garganey Teal

• 41. Hottentol Teal

• 42. Red - Billed Duck

• 43. European Pintail

• 44. White - Faced Tree Duck

• 45. Fulvous Tree Duck

• 46. Pygmy Goose (Lake Jipe)

• 47. Knob - Billed Duck

• 48. Egyptian Goose

• 49. Spur - Winged Goose

• 50. Secretary Bird

• 51. Ruppell’s Vulture

• 52. White - Backed Vulture

• 53. Nubian or Lappet - Faced Vulture

• 54. White - Headed Vulture

• 55. Egyptian Vulture

• 56. Hooded Vulture

• 57. Peregrine (Uncommon)

• 58. Lanner

• 59. Taita Falcon (Rare; has been recorded in the Voi area)

• 60. European Hobby (occurs mainly as spring passage migrant)

• 61. African Hobby (recorded from near chyulu hills)

• 62. Sooty Falcon (recorded during autumn migration along the Galana River)

• 63. Eastern Red - Footed Falcon (very uncommon; a few to be seen amongst flocks of migrating lesser kestrels in spring)

• 64. European Kestrel

• 65. African Kestrel

• 66. Greater or White – Eyed Kestrel

• 67. Lesser Kestrel

• 68. Grey Kestrel (Uncommon. Occurs along rivers)

• 69. Pygmy Falcon

• 70. Cuckoo Falcon (Uncommon. Occurs in forest and well –wooded areas)

• 71. European Black Kite

• 72. African Black Kite

• 73. Black - Shouldered Kite

• 74. Bat Hawk (Not uncommon in the Voi area)

• 75. Honey Buzzard (Uncommon winter visitor and passage migrant)

• 76. Verreaux’s Eagle (Rare)

• 77. Steppe Eagle

• 78. Tawny Eagle

• 79. Wahlberg’s Eagle

• 80. African Hawk Eagle

• 81. Ayres' Hawk Eagle

• 82. Booted Eagle (Rare winter visitor)

• 83. Martial Eagle

• 84. Crowned Hawk Eagle (Occurs in the chyulu hills forest)

• 85. Long - Crested Eagle

• 86. Lizard Buzzard

• 87. Brown Harrier Eagle

• 88. Black - Chested Harrier Eagle

• 89. Lesser – Spotted Eagle (Rare winter visitor)

• 90. Grasshopper Buzzard (Common visitor between November and March)

• 91. Bateleur

• 92. African Fish Eagle

• 93. Palm - Nut Vulture

• 94. Lammergeyer (Rare visitor)

• 95. Steppe Buzzard (Winter visitor in varying numbers)

• 96. Augur Buzzard (Occurs in chyulu hills)

• 97. Little Sparrow Hawk

• 98. Ovampo Sparrow Hawk (Uncommon. Usually found in vicinity of baobab trees).

• 99. Great Sparrow Hawk

• 100. Shikra

• 101. African Goshawk

• 102. Gabar Goshawk

• 103. Pale Chanting Goshawk

• 104. Montagu's Harrier

• 105. Pallid Harrier

• 106. European Marsh Harrier

• 107. African Marsh Harrier (Rare)

• 108. Harrier Hawk

• 109. Osprey (Rare visitor)

• 110. Coqui Francolin

• 111. Crested Francolin

• 112. Shelley’s (Grey Wing) Francolin

• 113. Scaly Francolin (Occurs on chyulu hills)

• 114. Yellow - Necked Spurfowl

• 115. Cape Quail

• 116. Harlequin Quail

• 117. Stone Patridge (Reputed to occur on rocky hills north of the Galana River, but not confirmed)

• 118. Helmeted Guinea - Fowl

• 119. Kenya Crested Guinea – Fowl

• 120. Vulturine Guinea - Fowl

• 121. Kaffir Rail (Rarely seen)

• 122. European Corn Crake ( passage migrant, seldom seen)

• 123. Black Crake

• 124. Moorhen

• 125. Red - Knobbed Coot (Uncommon)

• 126. African Finfoot

• 127. Crowned Crane

• 128. Kori Bustard

• 129. Jackson’s Bustard (Rare)

• 130. White - Bellied Bustard

• 131. Buff - Crested Bustard

• 132. Black - Bellied Bustard

• 133. Hartlaub’s Bustard

• 134. Spotted Stone Curlew

• 135. Water Dikkop

• 136. African Jacana

• 137. Ringed Plover

• 138. Little Ringed Plover

• 139. Kittlitz’s Plover

• 140. Three - Banded Plover

• 141. Caspian Plover (Winter visitor. Frequents open plains)

• 142. Crowned Plover

• 143. Senegal Plover

• 144. Black Smith Plover

• 145. Black Head Plover

• 146. Avocet

• 147. Black - Winged Stilt

• 148. Painted Snipe

• 149. European Common Snipe

• 150. Great Snipe

• 151. African Snipe

• 152. Curlew Sandpiper

• 153. Little Stint

• 154. Ruff

• 155. Common Sandpiper

• 156. Green - Sandpiper

• 157. Wood Sandpiper

• 158. Marsh Sandpiper

• 159. Greenshank

• 160. Temminck’s Courser

• 161. Two - Banded Courser

• 162. Heuglin’s Courser

• 163. Bronze - Winged Courser

• 164. Pratincole

• 165. Button Quail

• 166. Chestnut - Bellied Sandgrouse

• 167. Black- Faced Sandgrouse

• 168. Yellow - Throated Sandgrouse

• 169. Speckled Pigeon

• 170. Olive Pigeon

• 171. Bronze - Naped Pigeon

• 172. Red - Eyed Dove

• 173. Mourning Dove

• 174. Ring - Necked Dove

• 175. Laughing Dove

• 176. Namaqua Dove

• 177. Tambourine Dove

• 178. Emerald - Spotted Wood Dove

• 179. Green Pigeon

• 180. European Cuckoo

• 181. African Cuckoo

• 182. Red - Chested Cuckoo

• 183. Black Cuckoo

• 184. Great - Spotted Cuckoo

• 185. Levaillant' s Cuckoo

• 186. Black and White Cuckoo

• 187. Emerald Cuckoo

• 188. Didric Cuckoo

• 189. Klaa’s Cuckoo

• 190. White - Browed Coucal

• 191. Hartlaub’s Turaco (Occurs in forest on chyulu hills)

• 192. Violet - Crested Turaco (Rare)

• 193. White - Bellied Go- Away - Bird

• 194. Orange – Bellied Parrot

• 195. Brown Parrot

• 196. European Roller

• 197. Lilac - Breasted Roller

• 198. Rufous - Crowned Roller

• 199. Broad - Billed Roller

• 200. Pied Kingfisher

• 201. Giant Kingfisher

• 202. Half – Collared Kingfisher (Rare)

• 203. Malachite Kingfisher

• 204. Pygmy Kingfisher

• 205. Brown - Hooded Kingfisher

• 206. Grey –Headed Kingfisher

• 207. Striped Kingfisher

• 208. European Bee - Eater

• 209. Madagascar Bee - Eater

• 210. Blue - Cheeked Bee - Eater

• 211. Carmine Bee - Eater

• 212. White - Throated Bee - Eater

• 213. Little Bee - Eater

• 214. Trumpeter Hornbill

• 215. Silvery - Cheeked Hornbill

• 216. Grey Hornbill

• 217. Red - Billed Hornbill

• 218. Yellow - Billed Hornbill

• 219. Von Der Decken’s Hornbill

• 220. Crowned Hornbill

• 221. Ground Hornbill

• 222. European Hoopoe

• 223. Senegal Hoopoe (Occurs mainly north of the Galana River)

• 224. African Hoopoe

• 225. Green Wood Hoopoe

• 226. Violet Wood Hoopoe (Recorded from the Galana River)

• 227. Scimitar - Bill

• 228. Abyssinian Scimitar Bill

• 229. African Barn Owl

• 230. African Marsh Owl

• 231. African Wood Owl

• 232. African Scops Owl

• 233. White - Faced Scops Owl

• 234. Pearl - Spotted Owlet

• 235. Barred Owlet

• 236. Spotted Eagle Owl

• 237. Verreaux’s Eagle Owl

• 238. Pel’s Fishing Owl (Not yet recorded but should occur along the Tsavo and Galana Rivers)

• 239. European Nightjar

• 240. Dusky Nightjar

• 241. Donaldson - Smith's Nightjar

• 242. Nubian Nightjar

• 243. Freckled Nightjar

• 244. Plain Nightjar

• 245. Long - Tailed Nightjar

• 246. Speckled Mousebird

• 247. White - Headed Mousebird (Uncommon)

• 248. Blue - Naped Mousebird

• 249. Narina’s Trogon (In chyulu forest and in riverine forest)

• 250. Black- Collared Barbet

• 251. Brown - Breasted Barbet

• 252. Brown - Throated Barbet

• 253. Spotted - Flanked Barbet

• 254. Red - Fronted Tinkerbird

• 255. Golden - Rumped Tinkerbird

• 256. Red and Yellow Barbet

• 257. D’ Arnaud’s Barbet

• 258. Greater Honey Guide

• 259. Scaly - Throated Honey Guide

• 260. Lesser Honey Guide

• 261. Wahlberg’s Honey Guide

• 262. Nubian Woodpecker

• 263. Golden - Tailed Woodpecker (Recorded near Voi)

• 264. Cardinal Woodpecker

• 265. Bearded Woodpecker

• 266. Grey Woodpecker

• 267. Nyanza Swift

• 268. Mottled Swift

• 269. Little Swift

• 270. White - Rumped Swift

• 271. Palm Swift

• 272. Mottled - Throated Spinetail

• 273. Boehm’s Spinetail (Frequents rocky hills near Mtito Andei)

• 274. Singing Bush Lark

• 275. Northern White - Tailed Lark

• 276. Redwing Bush Lark

• 277. Flappet Lark

• 278. Fawn - Coloured Lark

• 279. Pink - Breasted Lark

• 280. Chestnut - Backed Sparrow Lark

• 281. Fischer's Sparrow Lark

• 282. Red - Capped Lark

• 283. European White Wagtail (Rare visitor)

• 284. African Pied Wagtail

• 285. Wells' Wagtail (uncommon)

• 286. Blue - Headed Wagtail and races

• 287. Long - Billed Pipit

• 288. Richard’s Pipit

• 289. Tree Pipit

• 290. Red - Throated Pipit (Uncommon spring passage migrant)

• 291. Striped Pipit (Frequents bushy slopes of hills)

• 292. Golden Pipit

• 293. Yellow - Throated Longclaw

• 294. Pangani Longclaw

• 295. Rosy - Breasted Longclaw (Uncommon). Inhabits open plains)

• 296. Arrow – Marked Babbler

• 297. Northern Pied Babbler

• 298. Rufous Chatterer

• 299. Scaly Chatterer (Occurs mainly north of Galana River)

• 300. Abyssinian Hill Babbler (Occurs in chyulu hills forest)

• 301. Yellow - Vented Bulbul

• 302. Northern Brownbul

• 303. Fischer’s Greenbul

• 304. Yellow - Whiskered Greenbul

• 305. European Spotted Flycatcher

• 306. Dusky Flycatcher

• 307. Ashy Flycatcher

• 308. Grey Flycatcher

• 309. Little Grey Flycatcher (Recorded from north of Galana River)

• 310. White - Eyed Slaty Flycatcher (chyulu hills)

• 311. South African Black Flycatcher

• 312. Silverbird

• 313. Yellow Flycatcher

• 314. Chin - Spot Flycatcher

• 315. Pygmy Puff - Back Flycatcher

• 316. Black - Throated Wattle Eye

• 317. Paradise Flycatcher

• 318. Olive Thrush

• 319. Bare - Eyed Thrush

• 320. European Rock Thrush

• 321. European Common Wheatear

• 322. Isabelline Wheatear

• 323. Pied Wheatear

• 324. Capped Wheatear

• 325. Cliff Chat

• 326. Ant Eater Chat (chyulu hills)

• 327. Stone Chat (chyulu hills)

• 328. European Whinchat

• 329. White - Browed Robin Chat

• 330. Red - Capped Robin Chat

• 331. Robin Chat

• 332. Morning Warbler (Frequents palm thickets)

• 333. Spotted Morning Warbler

• 334. Red - Backed Scrub Robin

• 335. White - Winged Scrub Robin

• 336. Eastern Bearded Scrub Robin (rare winter visitor)

• 337. European Nightingale

• 338. Thrush Nightingale or Sprosser

• 339. European White Throat

• 340. Garden Warbler

• 341. Black Cap Warbler

• 342. Barred Warbler (sometimes common on spring migration)

• 343. Olive - Tree Warbler

• 344. Great Reed Warbler (Uncommon passage migrant)

• 345. European Marsh Warbler

• 346. European Sedge Warbler

• 347. Greater Swamp Warbler

• 347. European willow warbler

• 348. Brown woodland warbler (occurs in forest on chyulu hills)

• 349. Grey wren warbler

• 350. Fan - tailed warbler

• 351. Black – breasted Apalis

• 352. Red – faced Apalis

• 353. Grey - capped warbler

• 354. Buff - bellied warbler

• 355. River warbler

• 356. Crombec

• 357. Banded Tit warbler

• 358. Yellow - bellied Eremomela

• 359. Grey - backed Camaroptera

• 360. Pectoral - patch cisticola

• 361. Rattling cisticola

• 362. Singing cisticola

• 363. Winding cisticola

• 364. Stout cisticola

• 365. Croaking cisticola

• 366. Tiny cisticola

• 367. Ashy cisticola

• 368. Tawny – flanked prinia

• 369. African moustached warbler

• 370. European swallow

• 371. Angola swallow

• 372. Ethiopian swallow (uncommon)

• 373. Wire - tailed swallow

• 374. Red - rumped swallow

• 375. Mosque swallow

• 376. Striped swallow

• 377. Grey – rumped swallow

• 378. European sand martin

• 379. African sand martin

• 380. Banded martin

• 381. African rock martin

• 382. Black rough – wing swallow

• 383. White – headed rough - wing swallow

• 384. Black cuckoo shrike

• 385. Grey cuckoo shrike (chyulu hills forest)

• 386. Drongo

• 387. Straight - crested helmet shrike

• 388. Retz’s red - billed shrike

• 389. White - crowned shrike

• 390. Northern Brubru

• 391. Grey - backed fiscal

• 392. Lesser grey shrike

• 393. Fiscal shrike

• 394. Taita Fiscal

• 395. Long - tailed Fiscal

• 396. Red - backed shrike

• 397. Red - tailed shrike

• 398. Slate - coloured Boubou

• 399. Tropical Boubou

• 400. Red - naped Bush shrike (occurs in dry bush country near Galana River)

• 401. Black - backed puff - back

• 402. Black - headed Tchagra

• 403. Brown - headed Tchagra

• 404. Three - streaked Tchagra

• 405. Blackcap Bush Tchagra

• 406. Sulphur – breasted Bush shrike

• 405. Four - coloured Bush shrike

• 406. Grey - headed Bush shrike

• 407. Rosy - patched shrike

• 408. Nicator (occurs in acacia forest near Voi)

• 409. Grey Tit

• 410. White - breasted Tit

• 411. African penduline Tit

• 412. Mouse - coloured penduline Tit

• 413. European Golden Oriole

• 414. African Golden Oriole

• 415. Black - headed Oriole

• 416. Pied crow

• 417. White - naped Raven

• 418. Fan - tailed Raven

• 419. Wattled starling

• 420. Violet - backed starling

• 421. Abbott’s starling (recorded chyulu hills forest)

• 422. Blue - eared Glossy starling

• 423. Black - breasted Glossy starling

• 424. Ruppell’s long - tailed starling

• 425. Golden - breasted starling

• 426. Red - wing starling

• 427. Fischer’s starling

• 428. Hildebrandt’s starling

• 429. Shelley’s starling

• 430. Superb starling

• 431. Yellow - billed oxpecker

• 432. Red – billed oxpecker

• 433. Yellow white - eye

• 434. Bronzy sunbird

• 435. Beautiful sunbird (black - bellied race)

• 436. Smaller Black - bellied sunbird (inhabits acacia trees near rivers)

• 437. Little purple - banded sunbird

• 438. Violet - breasted sunbird

• 439. Mariqua sunbird

• 440. Variable sunbird

• 441. Eastern Double - collared sunbird (chyulu hills forest)

• 442. Amethyst sunbird

• 443. Scarlet - chested sunbird (chyulu hills)

• 444. Hunter's sunbird

• 445. Olive sunbird

• 446. Collared sunbird

• 447. Kenya violet - backed sunbird

• 448. White - headed buffalo weaver

• 449. Buffalo weaver

• 450. White - browed sparrow weaver

• 451. Grey - headed social weaver

• 452. Black - capped social weaver

• 453. Rufous sparrow

• 454. Swahili sparrow

• 455. Parrot - billed sparrow

• 456. Chestnut sparrow

• 457. Yellow- spotted petronia

• 458. Specle - fronted weaver

• 459. Layard’s Black - headed weaver

• 460. Masked weaver

• 461. Vitelline masked weaver

• 462. Chestnut weaver

• 463. Golden palm weaver

• 464. Black - necked weaver

• 465. Spectacled weaver

• 466. Golden weaver

• 467. Holub’s Golden weaver

• 468. Reichenow’s weaver (chyulu hills)

• 469. Grosbeak weaver

• 470. Red - headed weaver

• 471. Red - billed quelea

• 472. Red - headed quelea

• 473. Cardinal quelea

• 474. Red bishop

• 475. Zanzibar red bishop

• 476. Black - winged bishop

• 477. Yellow bishop

• 478. Fire - fronted bishop

• 479. Fan - tailed widow - bird

• 480. Red - collared widow - bird

• 481. Bronze mannikin

• 482. Rufous - backed mannikin

• 483. Silver bill

• 485. Grey - headed silver bill

• 486. Cut throat

• 487. Quail Finch

• 488. Parasitic weaver

• 489. Peters' Twin - spot (occurs in dense cover; easily overlooked)

• 490. Green - winged pytilia

• 491. African Fire Finch

• 492. Jameson’s Fire Finch

• 493. Red - billed Fire Finch

• 494. Yellow - bellied waxbill

• 495. Waxbill

• 496. Black - cheeked waxbill

• 497. Red - cheeked cordon bleu

• 498. Blue - capped cordon bleu

• 499. Purple Grenadiaer

• 500. Indigo - bird

• 501. Pin - tailed whydah

• 502. Steel – blue whydah

• 503. Paradise whydah

• 504. Fischer’s straw – tailed whydah

• 505. Yellow - fronted canary

• 506. White - bellied canary

• 507. Brimstone canary

• 508. Kenya Grosbeak canary

• 509. Yellow - rumped seed - eater

• 510. Streaky seed - eater

• 511. Golden – breasted bunting

• 512. Somali Golden - breasted bunting

• 513. Cinnamon – breasted rock bunting

MAMMALS OF MARSABIT NATIONAL PARK:

1. Spectacled Elephant shrew (in dry scrub at lower altitudes)
2. East African Hedgehog
3. Rousette Fruit Bat
4. Epauletted Fruit Bat
5. Pale - bellied Fruit Bat
6. White - bellied Tomb Bat
7. Hollow - faced Bat
8. False vampire Bat
9. Yellow - winged Bat (in acacia thickets)
10. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat
11. Lesser leaf - nosed Bat
12. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle
13. Yellow - bellied Bat
14. Angola Free - tailed Bat
15. White - bellied Free Tailed Bat
16. Black - faced vervet monkey
17. Blue or Syke’s monkey
18. Patas monkey (reputed to occur but not confirmed)
19. Olive Baboon
20. Black and white colobus (reputed to occur, but no recent records)
21. Lesser Ground Pangolin
22. Golden Jackal
23. Black - backed or Silver - backed Jackal
24. Side - striped Jackal
25. Bat - eared Fox
26. Zorilla
27. Ratel or Honey Badger
28. African Civet
29. Neumann’s or Small - Spotted Genet
30. Bush or Large - Spotted Genet
31. Dwarf Mongoose
32. Large Grey Mongoose
33. Slendet or Black - Tipped Mongoose
34. White - Tailed Mongoose
35. Banded Mongoose
36. Aardwolf
37. Spotted Hyaena
38. Striped Hyaena
39. Cheetah (uncommon)
40. Caracal
41. African wildcat
42. Serval
43. Lion
44. Leopard
45. Ant Bear
46. African Elephant
47. Grevy’s zebra
48. Warthog
49. Reticulated Giraffe
50. Bush Duiker
51. Klipspringer
52. Suni
53. Guenther’s Dik-dik
54. Grant’s Gazelle (The race petersi in which fawn body colour extends to root of tail; horns almost parallel)
55. Gerenuk
56. Beisa Oryx
57. Bushbuck
58. Greater Kudu
59. Lesser Kudu
60. African Buffalo
61. African Hare
62. Porcupine
63. Striped Ground Squirrel
64. Unstriped Ground Squirrel
65. Bush Squirrel
66. East African Red Squirrel (reputed to occur but not confirmed)
67. Spring Hare (reputed to occur but not confirmed)
68. African Dormouse
69. Giant Rat
70. Kenya Mole Rat (A mole rat of unknown species occurs on Marsabit)
71. Naked Mole Rat

BIRDS OF MARSABIT NATIONAL PARK ( KENYA);

1. Somali ostrich
2. Little Grebe (recorded on lake paradise)
3. Purple Heron (recorded on lake paradise)
4. Buff - backed Heron or Cattle Egret
5. Squacco Heron
6. White Stork
7. European Black Stork
8. Abdim’s Stork
9. Saddle - Bill Stork (Rare)
10. Marabou Stork
11. Wood Ibis or Yellow - Billed Stork
12. Sacred Ibis
13. Hadada Ibis
14. Maccoa Duck
15. African Pochard (spasmodic visitor)
16. European Shoveler
17. Yellow - billed Duck
18. Garganey Teal
19. Hottentot Teal
20. Red - billed Duck
21. European Pintail
22. Fulvous Tree Duck
23. Knob – Billed Duck
24. Egyptian Goose
25. Spur - wing Goose (the numbers of waterbirds at Marsabit depend on the water level in lake paradise; during the occasional years of heavy rains wild - fowl occurs commonly)
26. Secretary Bird (Rare)
27. Ruppell’s Vulture
28. White - backed Vulture
29. Nubian or Lappet faced Vulture
30. White - headed Vulture
31. Egyptian Vulture
32. Hooded Vulture
33. Peregrine
34. Lanner
35. European Hobby (spring migrant)
36. Eastern Red - footed Falcon (occurs on spring migration in small numbers. Usually associated with migrating Lesser kestrels)
37. European Kestrel
38. African kestrel (resident in small numbers)
39. Greater or White - eyed Kestrel
40. Fox Kestrel (uncommon visitor)
41. Lesser Kestrel
42. Pygmy Falcon
43. Swallow - tailed kite (spasmodic visitor. Sometimes nests at edge of Dida Galgalla desert north of Marsabit)
44. European Black Kite
45. African Black Kite
46. Black - Shouldered Kite
47. Honey Buzzard (uncommon on spring migration)
48. Steppe Eagle
49. Tawny Eagle (the very pale cream - coloured phase occurs)
50. African Hawk Eagle
51. Booted Eagle (uncommon migrant and water visitor)
52. Martial Eagle
53. Crowned Hawk Eagle (reputed to occur but not confirmed)
54. Long - Crested Eagle
55. Lizard Buzzard
56. Brown Harrier Eagle
57. Black - Chested Harrier Eagle
58. Spotted Eagle (rare visitor)
59. Lesser Spotted Eagle (rare visitor)
60. Grasshopper Buzzard
61. Bateleur
62. Lammergeyer (uncommon, but may breed in the cliffs of Gof Bongoli)
63. Steppe Buzzard
64. Mountain Buzzard (resident in small numbers)
65. Long - Legged Buzzard (rare visitor)
66. Augur Buzzard
67. Rufous – Breasted Sparrow Hawk
68. Great Sparrow Hawk
69. Shikra
70. African Goshawk
71. Gabar Goshawk
72. Pale Chanting Goshawk
73. Montagu's Harrier
74. Pallid Harrier
75. European Marsh Harrier
76. Harrier Hawk
77. Crested Francolin
78. Scaly Francolin
79. Yellow - necked Spurfowl
80. Harlequin quail
81. Stone patridge
82. Helmeted Guinea - fowl
83. Vulturine Guinea - fowl
84. European corn crake (uncommon spring migrant)
85. Crowned crane
86. Kori Bustard
87. Heuglin’s Bustard (Rare on Marsabit, but common in the Dida Galgalla desert immediately to the north)
88. Buff - crested Bustard
89. Hartlaub’s Bustard
90. European stone curlew (Rare winter visitor)
91. Senegal stone curlew
92. Spotted stone curlew
93. Caspian plover
94. Crowned plover
95. Spurwing plover (lake paradise)
96. Blackhead plover
97. Black - winged stilt
98. Ruff (uncommon visitor to lake paradise)
99. Common sandpiper (lake paradise)
100. Wood sandpiper (lake paradise)
101. Greenshank (uncommon visitor to lake paradise)
102. Cream - coloured courser
103. Temminck’s courser (much less common than the cream - coloured courser)
104. Heuglin’s courser
105. Bronze - winged courser
106. Pratincole (uncommon visitor to lake paradise)
107. Button quail
108. Chestnut - bellied sandgrouse
109. Black - faced sandgrouse
110. Lichtenstein’s sandgrouse
111. Speckled pigeon
112. Olive pigeon
113. Pink - breasted Dove
114. Red – eyed Dove
115. Mourning Dove
116. Ring - necked Dove
117. Laughing Dove
118. Namaqua Dove
119. Tambourine Dove
120. Emerald - spotted wood Dove
121. Bruce’s Green Pigeon
122. European cuckoo (spring migrant)
123. African cuckoo
124. Red - chested cuckoo
125. Black cuckoo
126. Great spotted cuckoo
127. Black and white cuckoo
128. Emerald cuckoo
129. Didric cuckoo
130. Klaa's cuckoo
131. Blue - headed coucal
132. White - browed coucal
133. Hartlaub’s Turaco
134. White - bellied Go-away-bird
135. European Roller
136. Lilac - breasted Roller
137. Rufous - crowned Roller
138. Broad - billed Roller
139. Pygmy Kingfisher
140. Grey - headed Kingfisher
141. Striped Kingfisher
142. European Bee - eater
143. Madagascar Bee - eater
144. Blue cheeked Bee - eater
145. Carmine Bee - eater (spasmodic visitor, sometimes common)
146. White - throated Bee - eater
147. Little Bee - eater
148. Cinnamon - chested Bee – eater
149. Somali Bee - eater (common in the Dida Galgalla desert north of Marsabit)
150. Grey Hornbill
151. Red - billed Hornbill
152. Yellow - billed Hornbill (uncommon)
153. Von der Decken’s Hornbill
154. Crowned Hornbill
155. Abyssinian Ground Hornbill
156. European Hoopoe
157. Senegal Hoopoe
158. Green wood Hoopoe
159. Abyssinian scimitar - bill
160. African Barn owl
161. African Scops owl
162. White - faced scops owl
163. Pearl - Spotted owlet
164. Barred owlet
165. Spotted Eagle owl
166. Verreaux’s Eagle owl
167. European Nightjar
168. Dusky Nightjar
169. Donaldson - Smith’s Nightjar
170. Nubian Nightjar
171. Freckled Nightjar (associated with rocky outcrops)
172. Star - spotted Nightjar (this little - known species is common on Marsabit)
173. Plain Nightjar
174. Abyssinian Nightjar
175. Standard - wing Nightjar (uncommon visitor. A few may breed)
176. Pennant - wing Nightjar (one record)
177. Long - tailed Nightjar
178. Speckled mousebird
179. Blue - naped mousebird
180. Narina’s Trogon (resident in small numbers)
181. Brown - throated Barbet
182. Red - fronted Barbet
183. Red - fronted Tinkerbird
184. Red and Yellow Barbet
185. D’ Arnaud’s Barbet
186. Greater Honey guide
187. Scaly - throated Honey guide
188. Lesser Honey guide
189. Nubian woodpecker
190. Cardinal woodpecker
191. Bearded woodpecker
192. Nyanza swift
193. Scarce swift
194. Alpine swift
195. Mottled swift
196. Little swift
197. White - rumped swift
198. Palm swift
199. William’s Bushlark
200. Redwing Bushlark
201. Flappet lark
202. Fawn - coloured lark
203. Pink - breasted lark
204. Crested lark (occurs commonly in sandy areas)
205. Short - crested lark (found in lava country)
206. Short - tailed lark
207. Chestnut - backed sparrow lark
208. Fischer’s sparrow lark
209. Red - capped lark
210. Masked lark (occurs both on Marsabit and commonly in Dida Galgalla desert)
211. European white wagtail (uncommon winter visitor)
212. African pied wagtail
213. Blue - headed wagtail and races (common winter visitor and spring migrant)
214. Long - billed pipit
215. Richard’s pipit
216. Tree pipit
217. Red - Throated pipit (spring migrant, often associated with Blue - headed wagtails)
217. Yellow - Throated longclaw
218. Rufous chatterer
219. Abyssinian Hill Babbler
220. Yellow - vented Bulbul
221. Northern Brownbul
222. Fischer’s Greenbul
223. Yellow - Whiskered Greenbul
224. European Spotted Flycatcher
225. Dusky Flycatcher
226. Pale Flycatcher
227. Grey Flycatcher
228. White - eyed Slaty Flycatcher
229. Black - Throated Wattle Eye
230. Paradise Flycatcher
231. Olive Thrush
232. European Rock Thrush
233. Little Rock Thrush
234. European Common Wheatear
235. Isabelline Wheatear
236. Pied Wheatear
237. Capped Wheatear
238. Cliff Chat
239. Stone Chat
240. European Whinchat
241. White - browed Robin Chat
242. Ruppell’s Robin Chat
243. Red - Capped Robin Chat
244. Robin Chat
245. Spotted Morning Warbler
246. White - Winged Scrub Robin
247. White - Throated Robin (winter visitor in small numbers)
248. European Nightingale
249. Thrush Nightingale or Sprosser
250. European White Throat
251. Garden Warbler
252. Blackcap Warbler
253. Barred Warbler
254. European Sedge Warbler
255. European Willow Warbler
256. Brown Woodland Warbler
257. Grey Wren Warbler
258. Grey Apalis
259. Black - Breasted Apalis
260. Grey - Capped Warbler
261. Crombec
262. Banded Tit Warbler
263. Yellow Bellied Eremomela
264. Yellow - Vented Eremomela
265. Grey - Backed Camaroptera
266. Rattling Cisticola
267. Ashy Cisticola
268. European Swallow
269. Ethiopian Swallow
270. Wire - Tailed Swallow
271. Red - Rumped Swallow
272. Mosque Swallow
273. Striped Swallow
274. European Sand Martin
275. African Sand Martin
276. Banded Martin
277. African Rock Martin
278. Black Rough - Wing Swallow
279. Grey cuckoo - Shrike
280. Drongo
281. Retz’s Red - Billed Shrike
282. White - Crowned Shrike
283. Northern Brubru
284. Lesser Grey Shrike (passage migrant, commonest in spring)
285. Fiscal Shrike
286. Somali Fiscal
287. Taita Fiscal
288. Red - Backed Shrike
289. Slate - Coloured Boubou
290. Tropical Boubou
291. Black - Headed Tchagra
292. Three - Streaked Tchagra
293. Sulphur - Breasted Bush Shrike
294. Grey - Headed Bush Shrike
295. Rosy - Patched Shrike
296. Grey Tit
297. White - Breasted Tit
298. Mouse - Coloured Penduline Tit
299. European Golden Oriole
300. Black - Headed Oriole
301. Dwarf or Lesser Brown - Necked Raven
302. Cape Rock
303. White - Naped Raven
304. Fan - Tailed Raven
305. Wattled Starling
306. Violet - Backed Starling
307. Ruppell’s Long - Tailed Starling
308. Golden - Breasted Starling (occurs in bush country)
309. Bristle - Crowned Starling
310. Superb Starling
311. Yellow - Billed Oxpecker
312. Red - Billed Oxpecker
313. Yellow White Eye
314. Variable Sunbird
315. Eastern Double - Collared Sunbird
316. Amethyst Sunbird
317. Hunter’s Sunbird
318. Collared Sunbird
319. Kenya Violet - Backed Sunbird
320. Buffalo Weaver
321. White - Headed Buffalo Weaver
322. White – Browed Sparrow Weaver
323. Donaldson - Smith’s Sparrow Weaver
324. Grey - Headed Social Weaver
325. Rufous Sparrow
326. Swahili Sparrow
327. Chestnut Sparrow
328. Yellow - Spotted Petronia
329. Speckle - Fronted Weaver
330. Masked Weaver
331. Chestnut Weaver
332. Black - Necked Weaver
333. Spectacled Weaver
334. Reichenow’s Weaver
335. Brown - Capped Weaver
336. Red - Headed Weaver
337. Red - Billed Quelea
338. Cardinal Quelea
339. Yellow Bishop
340. Bronze Mannikin
341. Silver Bill
342. Grey - Headed Negro Finch
343. Cut – Throat
344. Green - Winged Pytilia
345. Red - Billed Fire Finch
346. Yellow - Bellied Waxbill
347. Waxbill
348. Red - Cheeked Cordon - Bleu
349. Blue - Capped Cordon - Bleu
350. Purple Grenadier
351. Indigo - Bird
352. Pin - Tailed Whydah
353. Steel - Blue Whydah
354. Fischer’s Straw - Tailed Whydah
355. Paradise Whydah
356. Yellow - Fronted Canary
357. Brimstone Canary
358. Streaky Seed - Eater
359. Somali Golden - Breasted Bunting
360. Cinnamon - Breasted Rock Bunting

MAMMALS OF SAMBURU - BUFFALO SPRINGS - SHABA NATIONAL PARKS

1. Spectacled Elephant Shrew
2. Rousette Fruit Bat
3. Epauletted Fruit Bat
4. Pale - Bellied Fruit Bat
5. White - Bellied Tomb Bat
6. Hollow – Faced Bat
7. False Vampire Bat
8. Yellow - Winged Bat
9. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat
10. Lesser leaf - Nosed Bat
11. Banana Bat or African Pipistrelle
12. Yellow - Bellied Bat
13. White - Bellied Free - Tailed Bat
14. Greater Galago
15. Bush Baby
16. Black – Faced Vervet Monkey
17. Blue or Sykes’ Monkey
18. Olive Baboon
19. Golden Jackal
20. Black - Backed or Silver Backed Jackal
21. Bat - Eared Fox
22. Zorilla
23. Ratel or Honey Badger
24. Clawless Otter (Rare)
24. African Civet
25. Neumann’s or Small - Spotted Genet
26. Bush or Large - Spotted Genet
27. Marsh Mongoose
28. Dwarf Mongoose
29. Large Grey Mongoose
30. Slender or Black - Tipped Mongoose
31. White - Tailed Mongoose
32. Banded Mongoose
33. Aardwolf
34. Spotted Hyaena
35. Striped Hyaena
36. Cheetah
37. Caracal
38. African Wildcat
39. Serval
40. Lion
41. Leopard
42. Tree Hyrax
43. Rock Hyrax
44. African Elephant
45. Grevy’s Zebra
46. Burchell’s or Common Zebra
47. Hippopotamus
48. Warthog
49. Reticulated Giraffe
50. Harvey’s Red Duiker
51. Blue Duiker
52. Klipspringer
53. Steinbok
54. Kirk’s Dik - dik
55. Guenther’s Dik - dik
56. Common Waterbuck (intermediates between Common and Defassa waterbucks have been recorded on Uaso Nyiro River)
57. Impala
58. Grant’s Gazelle
59. Gerenuk
60. Beisa Oryx
61. Bushbuck
62. Lesser Kudu
63. Eland
64. African Buffalo
65. African Hare
66. Porcupine
67. Striped Ground Squirrel
68. Unstriped Ground Squirrel
69. Bush Squirrel
70. East African Red Squirrel
71. Spring Hare
72. African Dormouse
73. Naked Mole Rat

BIRDS OF SAMBURU - BUFFALO SPRINGS - SHABA NATIONAL PARKS(KENYA);

1. Somali Ostrich
2. Little Grebe
3. Long - Tailed Cormorant
4. African Darter
5. Grey Heron
6. Black - Headed Heron
7. Goliath Heron
8. Great White Egret
9. Little Egret
10. Buff - Backed Heron or Cattle Egret
11. Green - Backed Heron
12. Night Heron
13. Hamerkop
14. White Stork (Rare visitor)
15. Woolly - Necked Stork (uncommon visitor)
16. Abdim’s Stork (spasmodic visitor, sometimes in flocks)
17. Open – Bill Stork (single record)
18. Saddle - Bill Stork (uncommon)
19. Marabou Stork
20. Wood Ibis or Yellow - Billed Stork
21. Sacred Ibis
22. Hadada Ibis
23. Egyptian Goose
24. Secretary Bird
25. Ruppell’s Vulture
26. White - Backed Vulture
27. Nubian or Lappet - Faced Vulture
28. White – Headed Vulture
29. Egyptian Vulture
30. Hooded Vulture
31. Peregrine
32. Lanner
33. European Hobby (spring passage migrant)
34. Red - Necked Falcon (Rare)
35. European Kestrel
36. Greater or White – Eyed Kestrel
37. Lesser Kestrel
38. Pygmy Falcon
39. Swallow - Tailed Kite (Rare visitor)
40. European Black Kite
41. African Black Kite
42. Black - Shouldered Kite
43. Bat Hawk (one recorded near Samburu lodge)
44. Honey Buzzard (Rare visitor)
45. Verreaux’s Eagle
46. Steppe eagle
47. Tawny Eagle
48. Wahlberg’s Eagle
49. African Hawk Eagle (Rare)
50. Booted Eagle (Rare visitor)
51. Martial Eagle
52. Long - Crested Hawk Eagle
53. Lizard Buzzard
54. Brown Harrier Eagle
55. Black - Chested Harrier Eagle
56. Lesser Spotted Eagle (Rare winter visitor)
57. Grasshopper Buzzard (uncommon visitor)
58. Grasshopper Buzzard (uncommon visitor)
59. Bateleur
60. African Fish Eagle
61. Lammergeyer (rare visitor)
62. Steppe Buzzard
63. Little Sparrow Hawk
64. Shikra
65. Gabar Goshawk
66. Pale Chanting Goshawk
67. Montagu’s Harrier
68. Pallid Harrier
69. European Marsh Harrier
70. Harrier Hawk
71. Osprey (rare visitor)
72. Crested Francolin
73. Yellow - Necked Spurfowl
74. Harlequin Quail
75. Stone Patridge (occurs on rocky hills)
76. Helmeted Guinea - Fowl
77. Vulturine Guinea - Fowl
78. Crowned Crane (uncommon visitor)
79. Kori Bustard
80. Heuglin’s Bustard ( uncommon)
81. Buff - Crested Bustard
82. Spotted Stone Curlew
83. Water Dikkop
84. Little Ringed Plover
85. Three - Banded Plover
86. Caspian Plover (rare visitor)
87. Crowned Plover
88. Senegal Plover (uncommon visitor)
89. Blackhead Plover (mainly nocturnal; often on airstrip at dusk)
90. Common Sandpiper
91. Green Sandpiper
92. Greenshank
93. Cream - Coloured Courser
94. Temminck’s courser
95. Two - Banded Courser
96. Heuglin’s Courser
97. Bronze - Winged Courser
98. Pratincole (uncommon)
99. Button Quail
100. Chestnut - Bellied Sandgrouse
•        101. Black - Faced Sandgrouse•        102. Lichtensteins Sandgrouse•        103. Speckled Pigeon•        104. Red - Eyed Dove•        105. Mourning Dove
•        106. Ring - Necked Dove

•        107. Laughing Dove

•        108. Namaqua Dove

•        109. Tambourine Dove

•        110. Emerald - Spotted Wood Dove

•        111. Green Pigeon

•        112. European Cuckoo

•        113. African Cuckoo

•        114. Red - Chested Cuckoo

•        115. Black Cuckoo

•        116. Great - Spotted Cuckoo (uncommon)

•        117. Levaillant's Cuckoo

•        118. Black and White Cuckoo

•        119. Emerald Cuckoo

•        120. Didric Cuckoo

•        121. Klaas' Cuckoo

•        122. White - Browed Coucal

•        123. White - Bellied Go – Away - Bird

•        124. Orange - Bellied Parrot (uncommon)

•        125. Brown Parrot

•        126. European Roller

•        127. Lilac - Breasted Roller

•        128. Rufous - Crowned Roller

•        129. Broad - Billed Roller

•        130. Pied Kingfisher

•        131. Giant Kingfisher

•        132. Half - Collared Kingfisher (Rare)

•        133. Malachite Kingfisher

•        134. Brown - Hooded Kingfisher (uncommon along river)

•        135. Pygmy Kingfisher

•        136. Grey Headed Kingfisher

•        137. Striped Kingfisher

•        138. European Bee - Eater (mainly spring passage migrant)

•        139. Madagascar Bee - Eater

•        140. Blue - Cheeked Bee - Eater (uncommon migrant)

•        141. Carmine Bee - Eater (occasional visitor)

•        142. White - Throated Bee - Eater

•        143. Little Bee - Eater

•        144. Somali Bee - Eater

•        145. Grey Hornbill

•        146. Red - Billed Hornbill

•        147. Yellow - Billed Hornbill (uncommon)

•        148. Von der Decken's Hornbill

•        149. Crowned Hornbill

•        150. European Hoopoe (mainly spring migrant)

•        151. African Hoopoe

•        152. Green Wood Hoopoe

•        153. Scimitar - Bill

•        154. Abyssinian Scimitar - Bill

•        155. African Barn Owl (single record)

•        156. African Marsh Owl

•        157. African Scops Owl

•        158. White - Faced Scops Owl

•        159. Pearl - Spotted Owlet

•        160. Spotted Eagle Owl

•        161. Verreaux's Eagle Owl

•        162. European Nightjar

•        163. Dusky Nightjar

•        164. Donaldson - Smith's Nightjar

•        165. Nubian Nightjar (uncommon)

•        166. Freckled Nightjar (associated with rocky outcrops)

•        167. Plain Nightjar

•        168. Pennat - Wing Nightjar (uncommon visitor. July /September)

•        169. Long - Tailed Nightjar

•        170. Speckled Mousebird

•        171. White - Headed Mouse Bird ( usually found in flowering acacia bushes; feeds on blossoms)

•        172. Blue - Naped Mousebird

•        173. Narina's Trogon (rare in riverine woodland)

•        174. Brown - Breasted Barbet (Uncommon. Frequents fruiting fig trees along river)

•        175. Brown - Throated Barbet

•        176. Spotted - Flanked Barbet

•        177. Red - Fronted Barbet

•        178. Red - Fronted Tinkerbird

•        179. Red and Yellow Barbet

•        180. D Arnaud's Barbet

•        181. Greater Honey Guide

•        182. Lesser Honey Guide

•        183. Nubian Woodpecker

•        184. Cardinal Woodpecker

•        185. Bearded Woodpecker

•        186. Grey Woodpecker

•        187. Nyanza Swift

•        188. Mottled Swift

•        189. Little Swift

•        190. White - Rumped Swift

•        191. Palm Swift

•        192. Singing Bushlark

•        193. Northern White - Tailed Lark (These two Larks appear after good rains when there is long grass)

•        194. Redwing Bush Lark

•        195. Flappet Lark

•        196. Faun - Coloured Lark (Frequents open bush country)

•        197. Pink - Breasted Lark

•        198. Chestnut - Backed Sparrow Lark

•        199. Chestnut - Headed Sparrow Lark

•        200. Fischer’s Sparrow Lark

•        201. Red - Capped Lark

•        202. African Pied Wagtail

•        203. Blue - Headed Wagtail and races (mainly on passage migration)

•        204. Long - Billed Pipit

•        205. Richard’s Pipit

•        206. Golden Pipit (uncommon)

•        207. Little Tawny Pipit

•        208. Yellow - Throated Longclaw

•        209. Arrow - Marked Babbler

•        210. Rufous Chatterer

•        211. Yellow - Vented Bulbul

•        212. Northern Brownbul

•        213. European Spotted Flycatcher

•        214. Dusky Flycatcher

•        215. Ashy Flycatcher

•        216. Pale Flycatcher

•        217. Grey Flycatcher

•        218. South African Black Flycatcher

•        219. Silver Bird (uncommon)

•        220. Chin - Spot Flycatcher

•        221. Pygmy Puff - Back Flycatcher

•        222. Black - Throated Wattle - Eye

•        223. Paradise Flycatcher

•        224. Olive Thrush

•        225. Bare - Eyed Thrush

•        226. European Rock Thrush

•        227. European Common Wheat ear

•        228. Isabelline Wheat ear

•        229. Pied Wheat ear

•        230. Capped Wheatear

•        231. European Whinchat (uncommon migrant)

•        232. White - Browed Robin Chat

•        233. Red - Capped Chat

•        234. Robin Chat

•        235. Spotted Morning Warbler

•        236. Red - Backed Scrub Robin

•        237. White - Winged Scrub Robin

•        238. White - Throated Robin (rare winter visitor)

•        239. European Nightingale.

•        240. Thrush Nightingale/ Sprosser

•        241. Garden Warbler

•        242. Blackcap Warbler

•        243. Barred Warbler

•        244. Olive - Tree Warbler

•        245. European Sedge Warbler

•        246. European Willow Warbler

•        247. Grey Wren Warbler

•        248. Black - Breasted Apalis

•        249. Red - Faced Apalis

•        250. Buff - Bellied Warbler

•        251. Crombec

•        252. Banded Tit - Warbler

•        253. Yellow - Bellied Eremomela

•        254. Yellow - Vented Eremomela

•        255. Grey - Backed Camaroptera

•        256. Pectoral - Patch Cisticola

•        257. Rattling Cisticola

•        258. Tiny Cisticola

•        259. Ashy Cisticola

•        260. Tawny - Flanked Prinia

•        261. European Swallow

•        262. Angola Swallow

•        263. Ethiopian Swallow (uncommon)

•        264. Wire - Tailed Swallow

•        265. Red - Rumped Swallow

•        266. Striped Swallow

•        267. Grey Rumped Swallow (uncommon)

•        268. European Sand Martin

•        269. African Sand Martin

•        270. Banded Martin

•        271. African Rock Martin

•        272. Black Rough - Wing Swallow (uncommon visitor)

•        273. Black Cuckoo Shrike

•        274. Drongo

•        275. White - Crowned Shrike

•        276. Northern Brubru

•        277. Lesser Grey Shrike (mainly spring passage migrant)

•        278. Somali Fiscal (rare visitor)

•        279. Taita Fiscal

•        280. Long - Tailed Fiscal

•        281. Red - Backed Shrike

•        282. Red - Tailed Shrike

•        283. Slate - Coloured Boubou

•        284. Tropical Boubou

•        285. Black - Headed Puff - back

•        286. Black - Headed Tchagra

•        287. Three - Streaked Tchagra

•        288. Sulphur - Breasted Bush Shrike

•        289. Grey - Headed Bushshrike

•        290. Rosy - Patched Shrike

•        291. Grey Tit

•        292. White - Breasted Tit

•        293. Mouse - Coloured Penduline Tit

•        294. European Golden Oriole (mainly spring passage migrant)

•        295. Black - Headed Oriole

•        296. Dwarf or Lesser - Brown - Necked Raven

•        297. Fan - Tailed Raven

•        298. White - Naped Raven

•        299. Wattled Starling

•        300. Violet - Backed Starling (spasmodic visitor)

•        301. Magpie Starling (uncommon visitor in small numbers)

•        302. Blue - Eared Starling

•        303. Black - Breasted Glossy Starling (uncommon visitor)

•        304. Ruppell’s Long - Tailed Starling

•        305. Bristle - Crowned Starling

•        306. Golden - Breasted Starling

•        307. Hildebrandt’s Starling

•        308. Superb Starling

•        309. Yellow - Billed Oxpecker

•        310. Red - Billed Oxpecker

•        311. Yellow White - Eye

•        312. Smaller Black - Bellied Sunbird (rare)

•        313. Shining Sunbird (rare visitor)

•        314. Mariqua Sunbird

•        315. Variable Sunbird

•        316. Hunter’s Sunbird

•        317. Collared Sunbird

•        318. Kenya Violet - Backed Sunbird

•        319. Buffalo Weaver

•        320. White - Headed Buffalo Weaver

•        321. White - Browed Sparrow Weaver

•        322. Donaldson - Smith’s Sparrow Weaver

•        323. Grey - Headed Social Weaver

•        324. Black - Capped Social Weaver

•        325. Rufous Sparrow

•        326. Grey - Headed Sparrow

•        327. Swahili Sparrow

•        328. Chestnut Sparrow

•        329. Yellow - Spotted Petronia

•        330. Speckle - Fronted Weaver

•        331. Layard’s Black - Headed Weaver

•        332. Masked Weaver

•        333. Vitelline Masked Weaver

•        334. Chestnut Weaver

•        335. Black - Necked Weaver

•        336. Spectacled Weaver

•        337. Golden Weaver

•        338. Red - Headed Weaver

•        339. Red - Billed Quelea

•        340. Cardinal Quelea

•        341. Yellow Bishop

•        342. Fire - Fronted Bishop (Appears in years of heavy rains when there is abundant grass)

•        343. White - Winged Widow - Bird (spasmodic visitor)

•        344. Bronze Mannikin

•        345. Silver Bill

•        346. Grey - Headed Silver Bill

•        347. Cut - Throat

•        348. Green - Winged Pytilia

•        349. African Fire Finch

•        350. Jamesson’s Fire Finch

•        351. Red - Billed Fire Finch

•        352. Waxbill

•        353. Blue - Faced Waxbill

•        354. Red - Cheeked Cordon Bleu

•        355. Blue - Capped Cordon Bleu

•        356. Purple Grenadier

•        357. Indigo - Bird

•        358. Pin - Tailed Whydah

•        359. Steel - Blue Whydah

•        360. Fischer’s Straw - Tailed Whydah

•        361. Paradise Whydah

•        362. Yellow - Fronted Canary

•        363. White - Bellied Canary

•        364. Yellow - Rumped Seed - Eater

•        365. Somali Golden - Breasted Bunting

•        366. Cinnamon - Breasted Rock Bunting

MAMMALS OF LAKE BOGORIA NATIONAL PARK

1. Rufous Spectacled Elephant Shrew
2. Epauletted Fruit Bat
3. Yellow - Winged Bat
4. White - Bellied Free - Tailed Bat
5. Bush Baby
6. Black - Faced Vervet Monkey
7. Olive Baboon
8. Black - Backed Jackal
9. Bat - Eared Fox
10. African Civet
11. Small - Spotted Genet
12. Dwarf Mongoose
13. White - Tailed Mongoose
14. Banded Mongoose
15. Aardwolf
16. Spotted Hyaena
17. Cheetah (rare)
18. Caracal
19. African Wildcat
20. Rock Hyrax
21. Warthog
22. Coke’s Hartebeest
23. Bush Duiker
24. Klipspringer
25. Steenbok
26. Kirk’s Dikdik
27. Bohor Reedbuck
28. Chanler’s Mountain Reedbuck
29. Impala
30. Grant’s Gazelle
31. Gerenuk
32. Greater Kudu
33. African Buffalo
34. African Hare
35. Porcupine
36. Unstriped Ground Squarrel
37. Bush Squirrel
38. Spring Hare
39. Naked Mole Rat

BIRDS OF LAKE BOGORIA NATIONAL PARK( KENYA);

1. Black - Necked Grebe
2. Great - Crested Grebe
3. Little Grebe
4. White Pelican
5. Pink - Backed Pelican
6. White - Necked Cormorant
7. Night Heron
8. Great White Egret
9. Yellow - Billed Egret
10. Goliath Heron
11. Purple Heron
12. Yellow - Billed Stork
13. African Spoonbill
14. Greater Flamingo
15. Lesser Flamingo
16. White - Faced Tree Duck
17. Egyptian Goose
18. Spur - Winged Goose
19. Cape Wigeon
20. Garganey Teal
21. Maccoa Duck
22. Bateleur
23. Dark Chanting Goshawk
24. Gabar Goshawk
25. Augur Buzzard
26. Tawny Eagle
27. Verreaux’s Eagle
28. Fish Eagle
29. Black Kite
30. Black - Shouldered Kite
31. Swallow - Tailed Kite (rare)
32. Lanner
33. Hildebrandt’s Francolin
34. Crowned Crane
35. Red - Knobbed Coot
36. Painted Snipe
37. Spur - Winged Plover
38. Blackhead Plover
39. Kittlitz’s Plover
40. Three - Banded Plover
41. Marsh Sand Piper
42. Black - Tailed Godwit
43. Black - Winged Stilt
44. Avocet
45. Water Dikkop
46. Heuglin’s Courser
47. Pratincole
48. Grey - Headed Gull
49. Chestnut - Bellied Sandgrouse
50. Speckled pigeon
51. White - Bellied Go - away - Bird
52. Great Spotted Cuckoo
53. Black and White Cuckoo
54. Levaillant’s Cuckoo
55. Spotted Eagle Owl
56. Plain Nightjar
57. Mottled Swift
58. Nyanza Swift
59. Horn Swift
60. Blue - Naped Mouse Bird
61. Pied Kingfisher
62. Striped Kingfisher
63. Grey - Headed Kingfisher
64. Madagascar Bee - Eater
65. White - Throated Bee - Eater
66. Little Bee - Eater
67. White - Fronted Bee - Eater
68. European Roller
69. Rufous - Crowned Roller
70. Hoopoe
71. Green Wood Hoopoe
72. Grey Hornbill
73. Jackson’s Hornbill
74. Crowned Hornbill
75. Hemprich’s Hornbill
76. Abyssinian Ground Hornbill
77. Brown - Throated Barbet
78. Spotted Flanked Barbet
79. Red - Fronted Barbet
80. Red - Fronted Tinkerbird
81. D’ Arnaud’s Barbet
82. Red and Yellow Barbet
83. Wahlberg’s Honey Guide
84. Nubian Woodpecker
85. Cardinal Woodpecker
86. Grey Woodpecker
87. Bearded Woodpecker
88. Fawn - Coloured Lark
89. Grey - Rumped Swallow
90. African Rock Martin
91. White Crowned Shrike
92. Northern Brubru
93. Three - Streaked Tchagra
94. Rosy - Patched Shrike
95. Slate - Coloured Boubou
96. Sulphur - Breasted Bush Shrike
97. Capped Wheat ear
98. Cliff Chat
99. Red - Backed Scrub Robin
100. Spotted Morning Warbler
101. Rufous Chatterer
102. Crombec
103. Banded Tit Warbler
104. Pygmy Puff - Back
105. Grey Tit
106. Mouse - Coloured Penduline Tit
107. Variable Sunbird
108. Mariqua Sunbird
109. Beautiful Sunbird
110. Kenya Violet - Backed Sunbird
111. Green - Winged Pytilia
112. Purple Grenadier
113. Red - Cheeked Cordon - Bleu
114. Blue - Capped Cordon - Bleu
115.Cut - Throat
116. Silverbill
117. Grey - Headed Silverbill
118. Fischer’s straw - Tailed Whydah
119. Steel - Blue Whydah
120. Paradise Whydah
121. Little Weaver
122. Masked Weaver
123. Vitelline Masked Weaver
124. Yellow - Crowned Bishop
125. White - Headed Buffalo Weaver
126. White - Browned Sparrow Weaver
127. Bristle - Crowned Starling
128. Ruppell’s long - Tailed Starling
129. Magpie Starling
130. Wattled Starling
131. Yellow - Billed Oxpecker
132. Red - Billed Oxpecker
133. Fan - Tailed Raven
134. Cape Rook
135. White - Necked Raven

BIRDS OF LAMBWE VALLEY GAME RESERVE(KENYA)

1. Rufous - Bellied Heron
2. Abdim’s Stork
3. Woolly - Necked Stork
4. Saddle - Billed Stork
5. Openbill stork
6. African Spoonbill
7. White - Faced Tree Duck
8. African Marsh Harrier
9. Beaudouin’s Harrier Eagle
10. Grey Kestrel
11. Painted Snipe
12. Long - Toed Lapwing
13. Senegal Plover
14. Wattled Plover
15. Bare - Faced Go - Away - Bird
16. Eastern Grey Plantain - Eater
17. Levaillant’s Cuckoo
18. Senegal Coucal
19. White - Tailed Nightjar
20. Woodland Kingfisher
21. Blue - Cheeked Bee - Eater
22. Black - Billed Barbet
23. Yellow - Fronted Tinkerbird
24. Red - Breasted Wryneck
25. Flappet Lark
26. Blue Swallow
27. Rufous - Chested Swallow
28. Black - Headed Gonolek
29. Red - Tailed Chat
30. Sooty Chat
31. African Thrush
32. African Moustached Warbler
33. Black Flycatcher
34. Silverbird
35. Mariqua Sunbird
36. Coppery Sunbird
37. Red - Chested Sunbird
38. Beautiful Sunbird
39. Black - Bellied Fire Finch
40. Zebra Waxbill
41. Quail Finch
42. Fan - Tailed Widowbird
43. Black Bishop
44. Hartlaub’s Marsh Widow - Bird
45. Black - Winged Bishop
46. Red Bishop
47. Lesser Blue - Eared Starling

MAMMALS OF GEDI NATIONAL PARK

1. Yellow - Rumped Elephant Shrew
2. Epauletted Fruit Bat
3. False Vampire Bat
4. Greater Galago
5. BushBaby
6. Syke’s Monkey
7. Black - Faced Vervet Monkey
8. Yellow Baboon
9. Black and White Colobus
10. Dwarf Mongoose
11. Harvey’s Red Duiker
12. Blue Duiker
13. Zanzibar Duiker
14. Suni
15. Bush Squirrel

BIRDS OF GEDI NATIONAL PARK(KENYA)

1. Cuckoo Falcon
2. Crowned Hawk Eagle
3. Southern Banded Harrier Eagle
4. Little Sparrow Hawk
5. Kenya Crested Guinea - Fowl
6. Green Pigeon
7. Fischer’s Turaco
8. Brown - Headed Parrot
9. Trumpeter Hornbill
10. Silvery - Cheeked Hornbill
11. Crowned Hornbill
12. Narina’s Trogon
13. Mottled - Throated Spinetail
14. Boehm’s Spinetail
15. African Pitta
16. Scaly Babbler
17. East Coast Akalat
18. Eastern Bearded Scrub Robin
19. Retz’s Red - Billed Shrike
20. Chestnut - Fronted Shrike
21. Zanzibar Puff - Back Shrike
22. Nicator
23. Black - Breasted Glossy Starling
24. Mouse - Coloured Sunbird
25. Plain - Backed Sunbird
26. Dark - Backed Weaver
27. Peter’s Twin - Spot
28. Spotted Ground Thrush

Kenya Mammals and Birds