{"id":1063,"date":"2019-06-14T14:51:31","date_gmt":"2019-06-14T14:51:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/?page_id=1063"},"modified":"2023-12-04T06:59:50","modified_gmt":"2023-12-04T06:59:50","slug":"serengeti-mammals-birds","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/serengeti-mammals-birds\/","title":{"rendered":"Serengeti Mammals and Birds"},"content":{"rendered":"

MAMMALS OF SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK<\/strong><\/p>\n

    \n
  1. Roan Antelope<\/li>\n
  2. Fringe-eared oryx<\/li>\n
  3. Bushbuck<\/li>\n
  4. Lesser Kudu<\/li>\n
  5. Eland<\/li>\n
  6. African Buffalo\/ Savanna Buffalo\/ Cape Buffalo<\/li>\n
  7. African Hare<\/li>\n
  8. Cane Rat<\/li>\n
  9. \u00a0Porcupine<\/li>\n
  10. Bush squirrel<\/li>\n
  11. \u00a0Spring Hare<\/li>\n
  12. African Dormouse<\/li>\n
  13. Giant Rat<\/li>\n
  14. Kenya Mole Rat<\/li>\n
  15. \u00a0Black Rhinoceros<\/li>\n
  16. Common Zebra\/ Grant’s zebra race<\/li>\n
  17. Hippopotamus<\/li>\n
  18. Common Warthog<\/li>\n
  19. Bush pig<\/li>\n
  20. Masai Giraffe\/ Kilimanjaro Giraffe\/ Kenyan Giraffe<\/li>\n
  21. Coke\u2019s Hartebeest\/ Kongoni<\/li>\n
  22. Common wildebeest\/ Western – white bearded race<\/li>\n
  23. Topi\/ Jimela race<\/li>\n
  24. Red Duiker\/ Harvey red duiker<\/li>\n
  25. Blue Duiker<\/li>\n
  26. Bush Duiker\/ Common Duiker<\/li>\n
  27. Klipspringer<\/li>\n
  28. Suni<\/li>\n
  29. Oribi<\/li>\n
  30. Steinbok<\/li>\n
  31. Kirk’s Dik-dik<\/li>\n
  32. Common waterbuck<\/li>\n
  33. Defassa waterbuck<\/li>\n
  34. Bohor Reedbuck<\/li>\n
  35. Chanler’s Reedbuck<\/li>\n
  36. Impala<\/li>\n
  37. Thomson’s Gazelle<\/li>\n
  38. Grant’s Gazelle (western race-robertsi)<\/li>\n
  39. African Elephant\/ Savannah Elephant\/ Bush Elephant<\/li>\n
  40. Rock Hyrax<\/li>\n
  41. Tree Hyrax<\/li>\n
  42. Ant Bear\/ Aardvark<\/li>\n
  43. Leopard<\/li>\n
  44. Lion<\/li>\n
  45. Serval<\/li>\n
  46. African wildcat<\/li>\n
  47. Caracal<\/li>\n
  48. Cheetah<\/li>\n
  49. Striped Hyaena<\/li>\n
  50. Spotted Hyaena<\/li>\n
  51. Aardwolf<\/li>\n
  52. Banded Mongoose<\/li>\n
  53. White-tailed Mongoose<\/li>\n
  54. Black-tipped Mongoose<\/li>\n
  55. Large- Grey Mongoose<\/li>\n
  56. Dwarf Mongoose<\/li>\n
  57. Marsh Mongoose<\/li>\n
  58. African palm civet<\/li>\n
  59. Large-spotted genet<\/li>\n
  60. Small-spotted genet<\/li>\n
  61. African Civet.<\/li>\n
  62. Clawless otter<\/li>\n
  63. Ratel\/ Honey Badger<\/li>\n
  64. African striped weasel<\/li>\n
  65. Zorilla<\/li>\n
  66. Bat-eared fox<\/li>\n
  67. Side-striped Jackal<\/li>\n
  68. Black-backed Jackal<\/li>\n
  69. Golden Jackal<\/li>\n
  70. Hunting Dog<\/li>\n
  71. Black and white colobus<\/li>\n
  72. Olive Baboon<\/li>\n
  73. Patas Monkey<\/li>\n
  74. Blue \/ Sykes ‘ Monkey<\/li>\n
  75. Black \u2013faced vervet Monkey<\/li>\n
  76. Bush Baby<\/li>\n
  77. Greater Galago<\/li>\n
  78. Angola Free- tailed Bat<\/li>\n
  79. Yellow \u2013bellied Bat<\/li>\n
  80. Banana Bat<\/li>\n
  81. Lesser Leaf-nosed Bat<\/li>\n
  82. Lander’s Horseshoe Bat<\/li>\n
  83. Yellow-winged Bat<\/li>\n
  84. False vampire Bat<\/li>\n
  85. Hollow-Faced Bat<\/li>\n
  86. White-bellied Tomb Bat<\/li>\n
  87. Pale-bellied Fruit Bat<\/li>\n
  88. Epauletted Fruit Bat<\/li>\n
  89. Rousette Fruit Bat<\/li>\n
  90. Giant white-toothed shrew<\/li>\n
  91. East African Hedgehog<\/li>\n
  92. Spectacled Elephant shrew<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

     <\/p>\n

    BIRDS OF SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK (TANZANIA)<\/strong><\/p>\n

    There are over 500 species of birds in Serengeti National Park that are perennially or seasonally present in the park. The Serengeti has the highest Ostrich population in Tanzania and probably Africa.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

      \n
    1. Slate- Coloured Boubou<\/li>\n
    2. Tropical Boubou<\/li>\n
    3. Black-backed puff-back<\/li>\n
    4. Black-headed Tchagra<\/li>\n
    5. Sulphur-breasted Bush Shrike<\/li>\n
    6. Grey-headed Bush Shrike<\/li>\n
    7. White-breasted Tit<\/li>\n
    8. Red-throated Tit<\/li>\n
    9. African Penduline Tit<\/li>\n
    10. Black- Headed Oriole<\/li>\n
    11. Cape Rook<\/li>\n
    12. White-naped Raven<\/li>\n
    13. Wattled starling<\/li>\n
    14. Violet-backed starling<\/li>\n
    15. Blue-eared Glossy starling.<\/li>\n
    16. Ruppell’s Long – Tailed Starling<\/li>\n
    17. Ashy starling<\/li>\n
    18. Hildebrandt’s starling<\/li>\n
    19. Superb starling<\/li>\n
    20. Yellow-billed oxpecker<\/li>\n
    21. Red-billed oxpecker<\/li>\n
    22. Malachite sunbird<\/li>\n
    23. \u00a0Bronzy sunbird<\/li>\n
    24. Beautiful sunbird (black-bellied race)<\/li>\n
    25. \u00a0Golden-winged sunbird<\/li>\n
    26. Little purple-banded sunbird<\/li>\n
    27. Mariqua sunbird<\/li>\n
    28. \u00a0Variable sunbird<\/li>\n
    29. \u00a0Scarlet-chested sunbird<\/li>\n
    30. \u00a0Green- headed sunbird<\/li>\n
    31. Olive sunird<\/li>\n
    32. \u00a0Collared sunbird<\/li>\n
    33. Violet- backed sunbird<\/li>\n
    34. \u00a0Kenya violet-backed sunbird<\/li>\n
    35. \u00a0Buffalo weaver<\/li>\n
    36. White-headed Buffalo weaver<\/li>\n
    37. White-browed Sparrow weaver<\/li>\n
    38. Rufous- tailed weaver<\/li>\n
    39. Grey-headed Social weaver<\/li>\n
    40. \u00a0Rufous sparrow<\/li>\n
    41. Swahili sparrow<\/li>\n
    42. Chestnut sparrow<\/li>\n
    43. Yellow-spotted Petronia<\/li>\n
    44. Speckle-fronted weaver<\/li>\n
    45. Masked weaver<\/li>\n
    46. Vitelline masked Weaver<\/li>\n
    47. Chestnut Weaver<\/li>\n
    48. Black- Necked Weaver<\/li>\n
    49. Spectacled \u2013Weaver<\/li>\n
    50. Holub’s Golden Weaver<\/li>\n
    51. Vieillot’s Black Weaver<\/li>\n
    52. Grosbeak Weaver<\/li>\n
    53. \u00a0Red-headed Weaver<\/li>\n
    54. \u00a0Red-billed Quelea<\/li>\n
    55. Red-headed Quelea<\/li>\n
    56. Cardinal Quelea<\/li>\n
    57. Black-winged Bishop<\/li>\n
    58. Black-Bishop<\/li>\n
    59. Yellow \u2013Bishop<\/li>\n
    60. Fan-tailed widow -bird<\/li>\n
    61. Yellow-mantled widow-bird<\/li>\n
    62. White-winged widow-bird<\/li>\n
    63. Bonze-Mannikin<\/li>\n
    64. Black and White Mannikin<\/li>\n
    65. Grey-headed Silverbill<\/li>\n
    66. Grey-headed Negrofinch<\/li>\n
    67. Cut-throat<\/li>\n
    68. Quail Finch<\/li>\n
    69. Green \u2013Winged Pytilia<\/li>\n
    70. African Fire Finch<\/li>\n
    71. Jameson’s Fire Finch<\/li>\n
    72. Red-billed Fire Finch<\/li>\n
    73. Yellow \u2013bellied Waxbill<\/li>\n
    74. Waxbill<\/li>\n
    75. Black-cheeked Waxbill<\/li>\n
    76. Red- cheeked Cordonbleu<\/li>\n
    77. Blue-capped Cordon \u2013bleu<\/li>\n
    78. \u00a0Purple Grenadier<\/li>\n
    79. Indigo-bird<\/li>\n
    80. \u00a0Pin-Tailed whydan<\/li>\n
    81. Steel \u2013blue whydan<\/li>\n
    82. \u00a0Fischer’s straw-tailed whydah<\/li>\n
    83. Paradise \u2013Whydah<\/li>\n
    84. Yellow Fronted canary<\/li>\n
    85. White \u2013bellied canary<\/li>\n
    86. Brimstone canary<\/li>\n
    87. \u00a0Streaky seed-eater<\/li>\n
    88. Golden-breasted Bunting<\/li>\n
    89. Cinnamon-Breasted Rock Bunting<\/li>\n
    90. Masai-Ostrich<\/li>\n
    91. Great-crested Grebe<\/li>\n
    92. Little-Grebe<\/li>\n
    93. Long \u2013tailed cormorant<\/li>\n
    94. African Darter<\/li>\n
    95. White-Pelican<\/li>\n
    96. Pink-Backed pelican<\/li>\n
    97. Black-headed Heron<\/li>\n
    98. Goliath Heron<\/li>\n
    99. Great White Egret<\/li>\n
    100. \u00a0Yellow-billed Egret<\/li>\n
    101. \u00a0Little Egret<\/li>\n
    102. Buff-backed Heron \/Cattle Egret<\/li>\n
    103. Squacco Heron<\/li>\n
    104. Green-backed Heron<\/li>\n
    105. Little-bittern<\/li>\n
    106. \u00a0Hamerkop<\/li>\n
    107. White Stork<\/li>\n
    108. European-Black Stork<\/li>\n
    109. Wooly \u2013Necked Stork<\/li>\n
    110. Abdim’s stork<\/li>\n
    111. Open – bill stork<\/li>\n
    112. Saddle bill stork<\/li>\n
    113. Marabou stork<\/li>\n
    114. Wood Ibis or Yellow \u2013billed stork<\/li>\n
    115. Sacred-Ibis<\/li>\n
    116. Hadada-Ibis<\/li>\n
    117. African Spoonbill<\/li>\n
    118. Greater \u2013Flamingo<\/li>\n
    119. \u00a0Lesser Flamingo<\/li>\n
    120. Maccoa-Duck<\/li>\n
    121. African-Pochard<\/li>\n
    122. Yellow-billed Duck<\/li>\n
    123. African black Duck<\/li>\n
    124. Garganey Teal<\/li>\n
    125. Cape Wigeon<\/li>\n
    126. Hottentot Teal<\/li>\n
    127. Red-billed Duck<\/li>\n
    128. White faced Tree Duck<\/li>\n
    129. \u00a0Fulvous Tree Duck<\/li>\n
    130. Knob \u2013billed Duck<\/li>\n
    131. Egyptian Goose<\/li>\n
    132. Spur-Winged Goose<\/li>\n
    133. \u00a0Secretary Bird<\/li>\n
    134. Ruppell’s Vulture<\/li>\n
    135. White-backed vulture<\/li>\n
    136. \u00a0Yellow \u2013throated sandgrouse<\/li>\n
    137. Speckled pigeon<\/li>\n
    138. Red-eyed Dove<\/li>\n
    139. Mourning Dove<\/li>\n
    140. Ring-necked Dove<\/li>\n
    141. Laughing Dove<\/li>\n
    142. Namaqua Dove<\/li>\n
    143. Tambourine Dove<\/li>\n
    144. Emerald-spotted wood Dove<\/li>\n
    145. Green \u2013pigeon<\/li>\n
    146. European-Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    147. African-Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    148. Red-chested Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    149. Great spotted Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    150. Levaillant’s Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    151. Black and White Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    152. Emerald Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    153. Didric-Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    154. Klaas’ Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    155. Black Coucal<\/li>\n
    156. White – Browed coucal<\/li>\n
    157. Schalow’s Turaco<\/li>\n
    158. Hartlaub’s Turaco<\/li>\n
    159. Ross’s Turaco<\/li>\n
    160. Eastern Grey Plantain-eater<\/li>\n
    161. Bare-faced Go-away \u2013bird<\/li>\n
    162. Brown parrot<\/li>\n
    163. Fischer’s Lovebird<\/li>\n
    164. European Roller<\/li>\n
    165. Lilac-breasted Roller.<\/li>\n
    166. Broad – billed Roller<\/li>\n
    167. Pied Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    168. Giant Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    169. Malachite Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    170. Pygmy Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    171. Woodland Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    172. Grey-headed Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    173. Striped Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    174. European Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    175. Madagascar Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    176. Blue-cheeked Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    177. White-throated Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    178. Little Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    179. Blue-breasted Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    180. Black and White-casqued Hornbill<\/li>\n
    181. Grey Hornbill<\/li>\n
    182. Red-billed Hornbill<\/li>\n
    183. Von der Decken’s Hornbill<\/li>\n
    184. Crowned Hornbill<\/li>\n
    185. Ground Hornbill<\/li>\n
    186. European Hoopoe<\/li>\n
    187. African Hoopoe<\/li>\n
    188. Green wood Hoopoe<\/li>\n
    189. Violet wood Hoopoe<\/li>\n
    190. Scimitar bill<\/li>\n
    191. Nubian\/Lappet-faced vulture<\/li>\n
    192. White-headed vulture<\/li>\n
    193. \u00a0Egyptian vulture<\/li>\n
    194. Hooded vulture<\/li>\n
    195. Lanner<\/li>\n
    196. European Hobby<\/li>\n
    197. Greater or white-eyed Kestrel<\/li>\n
    198. European Kestrel<\/li>\n
    199. \u00a0African Kestrel<\/li>\n
    200. Lesser Kestrel<\/li>\n
    201. Pygmy Falcon<\/li>\n
    202. European Black Kite<\/li>\n
    203. \u00a0African Black Kite<\/li>\n
    204. \u00a0Black \u2013shouldered Kite<\/li>\n
    205. \u00a0Bat Hawk<\/li>\n
    206. Verreaux’s Eagle<\/li>\n
    207. Steppe Eagle<\/li>\n
    208. Tawny Eagle<\/li>\n
    209. Wahlberg’s Eagle<\/li>\n
    210. African Hawk Eagle<\/li>\n
    211. Ayres’ Hawk Eagle<\/li>\n
    212. \u00a0Martial Eagle<\/li>\n
    213. Long-crested Eagle<\/li>\n
    214. Lizard Buzzard<\/li>\n
    215. Brown Harrrier Eagle<\/li>\n
    216. Black-chested Harrier Eagle<\/li>\n
    217. Bateleur<\/li>\n
    218. African Fish Eagle<\/li>\n
    219. Steppe Buzzard<\/li>\n
    220. Augur Buzzard<\/li>\n
    221. Little Sparrow Hawk<\/li>\n
    222. Shikra<\/li>\n
    223. Gabar Goshawk<\/li>\n
    224. Pale chanting Goshawk<\/li>\n
    225. Dark chanting Goshawk<\/li>\n
    226. Montagu’s Harrier<\/li>\n
    227. Pallid Harrier<\/li>\n
    228. European Marsh Harrier<\/li>\n
    229. Harrier Hawk<\/li>\n
    230. Coqui Francolin<\/li>\n
    231. Crested Francolin<\/li>\n
    232. Shelley’s Francolin<\/li>\n
    233. Red-necked spurfowl<\/li>\n
    234. Grey-breasted spurfowl<\/li>\n
    235. Cape quail<\/li>\n
    236. Harlequin quail<\/li>\n
    237. Helmeted Guinea-fowl<\/li>\n
    238. \u00a0Crested Guinea-fowl<\/li>\n
    239. \u00a0Abyssinian scimitar-bill<\/li>\n
    240. Barn owl<\/li>\n
    241. African Marsh owl<\/li>\n
    242. African wood owl<\/li>\n
    243. African scops owl<\/li>\n
    244. Pearl-spotted owlet<\/li>\n
    245. Barred owlet<\/li>\n
    246. Spotted Eagle owl<\/li>\n
    247. Verreaux’s Eagle owl<\/li>\n
    248. European Nightjar<\/li>\n
    249. Dusky Nightjar<\/li>\n
    250. Pennant-wing Nightjar<\/li>\n
    251. Long-tailed Nightjar<\/li>\n
    252. Speckled mousebird<\/li>\n
    253. Blue-naped mousebird<\/li>\n
    254. Narina’s Trogon<\/li>\n
    255. Double toothed Barbet<\/li>\n
    256. White-headed Barbet<\/li>\n
    257. Spotted-flanked Barbet<\/li>\n
    258. Red-fronted Barbet<\/li>\n
    259. Red-fronted Tinkerbird<\/li>\n
    260. D\u2019Arnaud\u2019s Barbet<\/li>\n
    261. Greater-Honey guide<\/li>\n
    262. Lesser Honey guide<\/li>\n
    263. Wahlberg’s Honey guide<\/li>\n
    264. Nubian woodpecker<\/li>\n
    265. Little spotted woodpecker<\/li>\n
    266. Cardinal woodpecker<\/li>\n
    267. Bearded woodpecker<\/li>\n
    268. Grey woodpecker<\/li>\n
    269. Mottled swift<\/li>\n
    270. Little swift<\/li>\n
    271. White-rumped swift<\/li>\n
    272. Horus swift<\/li>\n
    273. Palm swift<\/li>\n
    274. Rufous-naped Lark<\/li>\n
    275. Flappet Lark<\/li>\n
    276. Fawn-coloured Lark<\/li>\n
    277. Fischer’s sparrow Lark<\/li>\n
    278. Red-Capped Lark<\/li>\n
    279. Short-tailed Lark<\/li>\n
    280. African pied wagtail<\/li>\n
    281. Blue-headed wagtail and races<\/li>\n
    282. Sandy plain-backed pipit<\/li>\n
    283. Richard’s pipit<\/li>\n
    284. Little Tawny pipit<\/li>\n
    285. Red-throated pipit<\/li>\n
    286. Striped pipit<\/li>\n
    287. Yellow-throated Longclaw<\/li>\n
    288. Rosy-breasted longclaw<\/li>\n
    289. Arrow-marked Babbler<\/li>\n
    290. Black-lored Babbler<\/li>\n
    291. Rufous Chatterer<\/li>\n
    292. Yellow-vented Bulbul<\/li>\n
    293. European spotted Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    294. Dusky Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    295. African crake<\/li>\n
    296. Black crake<\/li>\n
    297. Crowned crane<\/li>\n
    298. Kori Bustard<\/li>\n
    299. Jackson’s Bustard<\/li>\n
    300. \u00a0White-bellied Bustard<\/li>\n
    301. Black-bellied Bustard<\/li>\n
    302. Hartlaub’s Bustard<\/li>\n
    303. \u00a0Spotted stone curlew<\/li>\n
    304. Water Dikkop<\/li>\n
    305. African Jacana<\/li>\n
    306. Ringed Plover<\/li>\n
    307. Chestnut-banded sand Plover<\/li>\n
    308. Kittlitz’s Plover<\/li>\n
    309. Three-banded Plover<\/li>\n
    310. Caspian Plover<\/li>\n
    311. Crowned Plover<\/li>\n
    312. Senegal Plover<\/li>\n
    313. Black-winged Plover<\/li>\n
    314. Black-smith Plover<\/li>\n
    315. \u00a0Brown-chested wattled Plover<\/li>\n
    316. Wattled Plover<\/li>\n
    317. Avocet<\/li>\n
    318. Black-winged stilt<\/li>\n
    319. Painted snipe<\/li>\n
    320. European common snipe<\/li>\n
    321. Great snipe<\/li>\n
    322. African snipe<\/li>\n
    323. Curlew sandpiper<\/li>\n
    324. Little stint<\/li>\n
    325. Ruff<\/li>\n
    326. Common sandpiper<\/li>\n
    327. Green sandpiper<\/li>\n
    328. Wood sandpiper<\/li>\n
    329. Marsh sandpiper<\/li>\n
    330. Green Shank<\/li>\n
    331. Curlew<\/li>\n
    332. Temminck’s courser<\/li>\n
    333. Two-banded courser<\/li>\n
    334. Heuglin’s courser<\/li>\n
    335. Bronze – winged courser<\/li>\n
    336. Grey-headed Gull<\/li>\n
    337. Gull-billed Tern<\/li>\n
    338. White-winged Black Tern<\/li>\n
    339. African skimmer<\/li>\n
    340. Button quail<\/li>\n
    341. Chestnut-bellied sandgrouse<\/li>\n
    342. Black-faced sandgrouse<\/li>\n
    343. Ashy Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    344. Pale Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    345. Grey Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    346. \u00a0South African Black Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    347. Silver bird<\/li>\n
    348. \u00a0Chin-spot Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    349. European Rock Thrush<\/li>\n
    350. Paradise Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    351. Wattle-eye<\/li>\n
    352. European common wheatear<\/li>\n
    353. Capped wheatear<\/li>\n
    354. Cliff chat<\/li>\n
    355. Sooty chat<\/li>\n
    356. White-browed Robin chat<\/li>\n
    357. \u00a0Red-backed scrub Robin<\/li>\n
    358. White-throated Robin<\/li>\n
    359. Garden Warbler<\/li>\n
    360. Blackcap Warbler<\/li>\n
    361. \u00a0Great Reed Warbler<\/li>\n
    362. European Sedge Warbler<\/li>\n
    363. European willow Warbler<\/li>\n
    364. Black-breasted Apalis<\/li>\n
    365. Fan-tailed warbler<\/li>\n
    366. Buff-bellied warbler<\/li>\n
    367. Red-faced crombec<\/li>\n
    368. \u00a0Banded Tit-warbler<\/li>\n
    369. Yellow-bellied Eremomela<\/li>\n
    370. Grey-backed camaroptera<\/li>\n
    371. Pectoral-patch cisticola<\/li>\n
    372. Rattling Cisticola<\/li>\n
    373. Croaking Cisticola<\/li>\n
    374. Tiny Cisticola<\/li>\n
    375. Winding Cisticola<\/li>\n
    376. Tawny-flanked prinia<\/li>\n
    377. African Moustached warbler<\/li>\n
    378. European swallow<\/li>\n
    379. Angola swallow<\/li>\n
    380. Wire-tailed swallow<\/li>\n
    381. Red-rumped swallow<\/li>\n
    382. Mosque swallow<\/li>\n
    383. Striped swallow<\/li>\n
    384. Banded Martin.<\/li>\n
    385. African Rock Martin<\/li>\n
    386. Black Rough-wing swallow<\/li>\n
    387. Black Cuckoo shrike<\/li>\n
    388. Drongo<\/li>\n
    389. Straight-crested Helmet shrike<\/li>\n
    390. White-crowned shrike<\/li>\n
    391. Northern Brubru<\/li>\n
    392. Grey-backed Fiscal<\/li>\n
    393. Lesser Grey shrike<\/li>\n
    394. Fiscal shrike<\/li>\n
    395. Red-backed shrike<\/li>\n
    396. Red-tailed shrike<\/li>\n
    397. Magpie shrike<\/li>\n
    398. Black-headed Gonolek<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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