{"id":1066,"date":"2019-06-14T16:29:34","date_gmt":"2019-06-14T16:29:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/?page_id=1066"},"modified":"2023-12-05T06:10:51","modified_gmt":"2023-12-05T06:10:51","slug":"tarangire-mammals-birds","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/tarangire-mammals-birds\/","title":{"rendered":"Tarangire Mammals and Birds"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

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  1. African Elephant\/ Savanna Elephant\/ Bush Elephant<\/li>\n
  2. Rock Hyrax<\/li>\n
  3. Leopard<\/li>\n
  4. Lion<\/li>\n
  5. Serval<\/li>\n
  6. African wildcat<\/li>\n
  7. \u00a0Caracal<\/li>\n
  8. Cheetah<\/li>\n
  9. \u00a0Spotted Hyaena<\/li>\n
  10. Aardwolf<\/li>\n
  11. Banded Mongoose<\/li>\n
  12. White-tailed Mongoose<\/li>\n
  13. Large Grey Mongoose<\/li>\n
  14. Dwarf Mongoose<\/li>\n
  15. Banana Bat<\/li>\n
  16. Yellow-winged Bat<\/li>\n
  17. False vampire Bat<\/li>\n
  18. Hollow-faced Bat<\/li>\n
  19. White-bellied Tomb Bat<\/li>\n
  20. Rousette Fruit Bat<\/li>\n
  21. Epauletted Fruit Bat<\/li>\n
  22. Coke’s Hartebeest<\/li>\n
  23. Fringe- eared oryx<\/li>\n
  24. Grant’s Gazelle<\/li>\n
  25. Impala<\/li>\n
  26. Bohor Reedbuck<\/li>\n
  27. Common waterbuck<\/li>\n
  28. Kirk’s Dikdik<\/li>\n
  29. Steinbok<\/li>\n
  30. Bush Duiker<\/li>\n
  31. Masai Giraffe<\/li>\n
  32. Warthog<\/li>\n
  33. Common Zebra (Grant’s Zebra subspecies )<\/li>\n
  34. Olive Baboon<\/li>\n
  35. Black-faced vervet monkey<\/li>\n
  36. Bush Baby<\/li>\n
  37. White-bellied free-tailed Bat<\/li>\n
  38. Angola Free-tailed Bat<\/li>\n
  39. Yellow-bellied Bat<\/li>\n
  40. Golden jackal<\/li>\n
  41. Black-backed Jackal<\/li>\n
  42. Bat eared Fox<\/li>\n
  43. Ratel\/ Honey Badger<\/li>\n
  44. African civet<\/li>\n
  45. Small-spotted Genet<\/li>\n
  46. Marsh Mongoose<\/li>\n
  47. Common wildebeest<\/li>\n
  48. Bushbuck<\/li>\n
  49. Lesser Kudu<\/li>\n
  50. Common Eland\/ East African Eland<\/li>\n
  51. African Buffalo\/ Savanna Buffalo\/ Cape Buffalo<\/li>\n
  52. African Hare<\/li>\n
  53. Cane Rat<\/li>\n
  54. Crested Porcupine<\/li>\n
  55. Striped Ground squirrel<\/li>\n
  56. Unstriped Ground squirrel<\/li>\n
  57. Bush squirrel<\/li>\n
  58. Spring Hare<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

     <\/p>\n

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

    Over 550 species of birds have been recorded in Tarangire National Park of which several are threatened or endemic. The Acacia savannah habitat is among one of the richest in the world for breeding birds.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

      \n
    1. White \u2013backed vulture<\/li>\n
    2. \u00a0White-headed vulture<\/li>\n
    3. Nubian\/ Lappet-faced vulture<\/li>\n
    4. Red- billed Duck<\/li>\n
    5. Yellow-billed Duck<\/li>\n
    6. Knob-billed Duck<\/li>\n
    7. Spur-winged Goose<\/li>\n
    8. Egyptian Goose<\/li>\n
    9. White \u2013faced Tree Duck<\/li>\n
    10. Fulvous Tree Duck<\/li>\n
    11. African spoonbill<\/li>\n
    12. Hadada Ibis<\/li>\n
    13. Sacred Ibis<\/li>\n
    14. Yellow-billed stork<\/li>\n
    15. Marabou stork<\/li>\n
    16. Open-bill stork<\/li>\n
    17. Saddle-bill stork<\/li>\n
    18. Abdim’s stork<\/li>\n
    19. White stork<\/li>\n
    20. Hamerkop<\/li>\n
    21. Purple Heron<\/li>\n
    22. Goliath Heron<\/li>\n
    23. Black headed Heron<\/li>\n
    24. Grey Heron<\/li>\n
    25. Little Egret<\/li>\n
    26. Great white Egret<\/li>\n
    27. Green-backed Heron<\/li>\n
    28. Cattle Egret<\/li>\n
    29. Squacco Heron<\/li>\n
    30. Night Heron<\/li>\n
    31. African Little Bittern<\/li>\n
    32. Dwarf Bittern<\/li>\n
    33. African Darter<\/li>\n
    34. Long-tailed cormorant<\/li>\n
    35. White-necked cormorant<\/li>\n
    36. Pink-backed Pelican<\/li>\n
    37. White Pelican<\/li>\n
    38. Little Grebe<\/li>\n
    39. \u00a0Masai Ostrich<\/li>\n
    40. Ring-necked Dove<\/li>\n
    41. Laughing Dove<\/li>\n
    42. Namaqua Dove<\/li>\n
    43. Emerald-spotted wood Dove<\/li>\n
    44. Green pigeon<\/li>\n
    45. Brown parrot<\/li>\n
    46. Orange \u2013bellied Parrot<\/li>\n
    47. Fischer’s Lovebird<\/li>\n
    48. Yellow-collared Lovebird<\/li>\n
    49. White-bellied Go away- bird<\/li>\n
    50. Great spotted Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    51. Black and white Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    52. Levaillant’s Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    53. African Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    54. European Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    55. Didric Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    56. Emerald Cuckoo<\/li>\n
    57. Blue headed coucal<\/li>\n
    58. White-browed coucal<\/li>\n
    59. African Barn owl<\/li>\n
    60. African scops owl<\/li>\n
    61. White-faced scops owl<\/li>\n
    62. Spotted Eagle owl<\/li>\n
    63. Verreaux’s Eagle owl<\/li>\n
    64. Pearl spotted owlet<\/li>\n
    65. European Nightjar<\/li>\n
    66. Plain Nightjar<\/li>\n
    67. Mozambique Nightjar<\/li>\n
    68. Mottled swift<\/li>\n
    69. Little swift<\/li>\n
    70. Palm swift<\/li>\n
    71. Mottled-throated spinetail<\/li>\n
    72. Boehm’s spinetail<\/li>\n
    73. Speckled Mousebird.<\/li>\n
    74. Blue – naped Mousebird<\/li>\n
    75. Giant Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    76. Pied Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    77. Malachite Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    78. Pygmy Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    79. Striped Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    80. Grey – headed Kingfisher<\/li>\n
    81. European Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    82. Madagascar Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    83. White – throated Bee-eater<\/li>\n
    84. Little Bee eater<\/li>\n
    85. European Roller<\/li>\n
    86. Lilac-breasted Roller<\/li>\n
    87. Rufous-crowned Roller<\/li>\n
    88. Broad-billed Roller<\/li>\n
    89. Hooded Vulture<\/li>\n
    90. Pallid Harrier<\/li>\n
    91. Montagu’s Harrier<\/li>\n
    92. European Marsh Harrier<\/li>\n
    93. African Marsh<\/li>\n
    94. Harrier Hawk<\/li>\n
    95. Bateleur<\/li>\n
    96. \u00a0Black-chested Harrier Eagle<\/li>\n
    97. Brown Harrier Eagle<\/li>\n
    98. Great sparrow Hawk<\/li>\n
    99. Shikra<\/li>\n
    100. Little sparrow Hawk<\/li>\n
    101. Gabar Goshawk<\/li>\n
    102. Lizard Buzzard<\/li>\n
    103. \u00a0Grasshopper Buzzard<\/li>\n
    104. Augur Buzzard<\/li>\n
    105. Steppe Buzzard<\/li>\n
    106. Long – crested Eagle<\/li>\n
    107. Martial Eagle<\/li>\n
    108. African Hawk\u00a0 Eagle<\/li>\n
    109. Tawny Eagle<\/li>\n
    110. Wahlberg’s Eagle<\/li>\n
    111. Fish Eagle<\/li>\n
    112. African Black Kite<\/li>\n
    113. \u00a0Black \u2013shouldered kite<\/li>\n
    114. Bat Hawk<\/li>\n
    115. \u00a0Osprey<\/li>\n
    116. \u00a0Pygymy Falcon<\/li>\n
    117. \u00a0Lanner<\/li>\n
    118. European Kestrel<\/li>\n
    119. \u00a0Secretary Bird<\/li>\n
    120. Coqui Francolin<\/li>\n
    121. Crested Francolin<\/li>\n
    122. \u00a0Shelley’s Francolin<\/li>\n
    123. Red necked spurfowl<\/li>\n
    124. Harlequin quail<\/li>\n
    125. European Hoopoe<\/li>\n
    126. African Hoopoe<\/li>\n
    127. Green wood Hoopoe<\/li>\n
    128. Grey Hornbill<\/li>\n
    129. Red-billed Hornbill<\/li>\n
    130. Crowned Hornbill<\/li>\n
    131. Ground Hornbill<\/li>\n
    132. Spotted flanked Barbet<\/li>\n
    133. Red-fronted Barbet<\/li>\n
    134. Red-fronted Tinkerbird<\/li>\n
    135. Greater Honey guide<\/li>\n
    136. Lessser Honey guide<\/li>\n
    137. Nubian woodpecker<\/li>\n
    138. Cardinal woodpecker<\/li>\n
    139. Bearded woodpecker<\/li>\n
    140. Singing Bush Lark<\/li>\n
    141. Northern white-tailed Lark<\/li>\n
    142. Flappet Lark<\/li>\n
    143. Fawn-coloured Lark<\/li>\n
    144. Fischer’s sparrow Lark<\/li>\n
    145. Banded Martin<\/li>\n
    146. European swallow<\/li>\n
    147. Wire-tailed swallow<\/li>\n
    148. Striped swallow<\/li>\n
    149. Wells’ Wagtail<\/li>\n
    150. African pied wagtail<\/li>\n
    151. Yellow-throated Longclaw<\/li>\n
    152. Pangani Longclaw<\/li>\n
    153. Black cuckoo shrike<\/li>\n
    154. Yellow-vented Bulbul<\/li>\n
    155. White crowned shrike<\/li>\n
    156. Straight crested Helmet shrike<\/li>\n
    157. Retz’s Red-billed Shrike<\/li>\n
    158. Northern Brubru<\/li>\n
    159. Brown \u2013headed Tchagra<\/li>\n
    160. Black-headed Tchagra<\/li>\n
    161. Rosy-patched shrike<\/li>\n
    162. Tropical Boubou<\/li>\n
    163. Slate-coloured Boubou<\/li>\n
    164. Grey headed Bush Shrike<\/li>\n
    165. Sulphur- breasted Bush Shrike<\/li>\n
    166. Magpie Shrike<\/li>\n
    167. Red-backed Shrike<\/li>\n
    168. Red-tailed Shrike<\/li>\n
    169. Lesser Grey Shrike<\/li>\n
    170. Long-tailed Fiscal<\/li>\n
    171. Common wheatear<\/li>\n
    172. Pied wheatear<\/li>\n
    173. Isabelline wheatear<\/li>\n
    174. Drongo<\/li>\n
    175. Red-billed oxpecker<\/li>\n
    176. Wattle starling<\/li>\n
    177. Ashy starling<\/li>\n
    178. Superb starling<\/li>\n
    179. Lesser Blue-eared starling<\/li>\n
    180. White-browed sparrow weaver<\/li>\n
    181. White-headed Buffalo weaver<\/li>\n
    182. Red-billed Buffalo weaver<\/li>\n
    183. Red-Bishop<\/li>\n
    184. Yellow Bishop<\/li>\n
    185. Red-billed quelea<\/li>\n
    186. Red-headed weaver<\/li>\n
    187. Black-necked weaver<\/li>\n
    188. Spectacled weaver<\/li>\n
    189. Chestnut weaver<\/li>\n
    190. Layard’s Black-headed weaver<\/li>\n
    191. Vitelline masked weaver<\/li>\n
    192. Masked weaver<\/li>\n
    193. Grosbeak weaver<\/li>\n
    194. Paradise whydah<\/li>\n
    195. Pin-tailed whydah<\/li>\n
    196. Grey-headed silverbill<\/li>\n
    197. Cut-throat<\/li>\n
    198. Quail-finch<\/li>\n
    199. Red-billed firefinch<\/li>\n
    200. Waxbill<\/li>\n
    201. Green-winged pytilia<\/li>\n
    202. Beatiful sunbird<\/li>\n
    203. \u00a0Mariqua sunbird<\/li>\n
    204. Scarlet-chested sunbird<\/li>\n
    205. \u00a0White-breasted Tit<\/li>\n
    206. Paradise Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    207. Chin-spot puff back Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    208. South African Black Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    209. Spotted Flycatcher<\/li>\n
    210. Crombec<\/li>\n
    211. Yellow-bellied Eremomela<\/li>\n
    212. Grey-backed Camaroptera<\/li>\n
    213. Black-breasted Apalis<\/li>\n
    214. Tawny-flanked prinia<\/li>\n
    215. Winding Cisticola<\/li>\n
    216. Rattling Cisticola<\/li>\n
    217. Black-lored Babbler.<\/li>\n
    218. Arrow – marked Babbler<\/li>\n
    219. White-browed Robin Chat<\/li>\n
    220. \u00a0European Rock Thrush<\/li>\n
    221. Red-tailed chat<\/li>\n
    222. Capped wheatear<\/li>\n
    223. Helmeted Guinea-fowl<\/li>\n
    224. Button quail<\/li>\n
    225. Crowned Crane<\/li>\n
    226. African Crake<\/li>\n
    227. Black Crake<\/li>\n
    228. Moorhen<\/li>\n
    229. Red-Knobbed Coot<\/li>\n
    230. African Finfoot<\/li>\n
    231. Kori Bustard<\/li>\n
    232. White-bellied Bustard<\/li>\n
    233. African Lily-trotter\/ African Jacana<\/li>\n
    234. Painted snipe<\/li>\n
    235. Long-toed Lapwing<\/li>\n
    236. Black-smith Plover<\/li>\n
    237. Crowned Plover<\/li>\n
    238. Wattled Plover<\/li>\n
    239. Ringed Plover<\/li>\n
    240. Kittlitz’s Plover<\/li>\n
    241. Three-banded Plover<\/li>\n
    242. Green shank<\/li>\n
    243. Marsh sandpiper<\/li>\n
    244. Wood sandpiper<\/li>\n
    245. Green sandpiper<\/li>\n
    246. Common snipe<\/li>\n
    247. Curlew sandpiper<\/li>\n
    248. Little stint<\/li>\n
    249. Ruff<\/li>\n
    250. Black winged stilt<\/li>\n
    251. Avocet<\/li>\n
    252. Water Dikkop<\/li>\n
    253. Spotted stone curlew<\/li>\n
    254. Violet-tipped courser<\/li>\n
    255. Pratincole<\/li>\n
    256. White-winged Black Tern<\/li>\n
    257. Chestnut-bellied sandgrouse<\/li>\n
    258. \u00a0Black-faced sandgrouse<\/li>\n
    259. \u00a0Speckled pigeon<\/li>\n
    260. Red-eyed Dove<\/li>\n
    261. Mourning Dove<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

      MAMMALS OF TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK African Elephant\/ Savanna Elephant\/ Bush Elephant Rock Hyrax Leopard Lion Serval African wildcat \u00a0Caracal Cheetah \u00a0Spotted Hyaena Aardwolf Banded Mongoose White-tailed Mongoose Large Grey Mongoose Dwarf Mongoose Banana Bat Yellow-winged Bat False vampire Bat Hollow-faced Bat White-bellied Tomb Bat Rousette Fruit Bat Epauletted Fruit Bat Coke’s Hartebeest Fringe- eared oryx […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"two_page_speed":[],"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-1066","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1066","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=1066"}],"version-history":[{"count":4,"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1066\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":1252,"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1066\/revisions\/1252"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=1066"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}