{"id":1071,"date":"2019-06-14T16:37:10","date_gmt":"2019-06-14T16:37:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/?page_id=1071"},"modified":"2023-12-04T11:43:19","modified_gmt":"2023-12-04T11:43:19","slug":"lake-manyara-mammals-birds","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/domestictourismsafaris.co.tz\/site2026\/lake-manyara-mammals-birds\/","title":{"rendered":"Lake Manyara Mammals and Birds"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><strong>MAMMALS OF LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK<\/strong><br \/>\n\u2022 1. Black-backed jackal<br \/>\n\u2022 2. Olive Baboon<br \/>\n\u2022 3. Sykes&#8217; Monkey<br \/>\n\u2022 4. Black-faced vervet Monkey<br \/>\n\u2022 5. Bush Baby<br \/>\n\u2022 6. Greater Galago<br \/>\n\u2022 7. White-bellied Free-tailed bat<br \/>\n\u2022 8. Angola Free-tailed Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 9. Yellow-bellied Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 10. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle<br \/>\n\u2022 11. Lesser Leaf-nosed Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 12. Lander&#8217;s Horseshoe Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 13. Yellow-winged Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 14. False vampire Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 15. Hollow-faced Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 16. White-bellied Tomb Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 17. Epauletted Fruit Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 18. Straw-coloured Fruit Bat<br \/>\n\u2022 19. Giant white-toothed shrew<br \/>\n\u2022 20. Spectacled Elephant shrew<br \/>\n\u2022 21. Side-striped Jackal<br \/>\n\u2022 22. Bat-eared Fox<br \/>\n\u2022 23. Zorilla<br \/>\n\u2022 24. Ratel\/Honey Badger<br \/>\n\u2022 25. Clawless Otter<br \/>\n\u2022 26. African civet<br \/>\n\u2022 27. Small-spotted Genet<br \/>\n\u2022 28. Large-spotted Genet<br \/>\n\u2022 29. African Palm civet<br \/>\n\u2022 30. Marsh Mongoose<br \/>\n\u2022 31. Dwarf Mongoose<br \/>\n\u2022 32. Black-tipped Mongoose<br \/>\n\u2022 33. Banded Mongoose<br \/>\n\u2022 34. Spotted Hyaena<br \/>\n\u2022 35. Lion<br \/>\n\u2022 36. Leopard<br \/>\n\u2022 37. Ant Bear\/Aardvark<br \/>\n\u2022 38. Tree Hyrax<br \/>\n\u2022 39. Rock Hyrax<br \/>\n\u2022 40. African Elephant\/ Bush Elephant\/ Savannah Elephant<br \/>\n\u2022 41. Common Zebra (Grant&#8217;s Zebra race)<br \/>\n\u2022 42. Common Hippopotamus<br \/>\n\u2022 43. Common Warthog<br \/>\n\u2022 44. Masai Giraffe\/ Kilimanjaro Giraffe\/ Kenyan Girrafe<br \/>\n\u2022 45. Coke&#8217;s Hartebeest<br \/>\n\u2022 46. Red Duiker (Harvey Red Duiker subspecies)<br \/>\n\u2022 47. Bush Duiker<br \/>\n\u2022 48. Klipspringer<br \/>\n\u2022 49. Suni<br \/>\n\u2022 50. Kirk&#8217;s Dik-dik<br \/>\n\u2022 51. Common waterbuck<br \/>\n\u2022 52. Bohor Reedbuck<br \/>\n\u2022 53. Impala<br \/>\n\u2022 54. Bushbuck<br \/>\n\u2022 55. African Buffalo<br \/>\n\u2022 56. African Hare<br \/>\n\u2022 57. Cane Rat<br \/>\n\u2022 58. Porcupine<br \/>\n\u2022 59. Striped Ground squirrel<br \/>\n\u2022 60. Bush squirrel<br \/>\n\u2022 61. African Dormouse<\/p>\n<p><strong>BIRDS OF LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK(TANZANIA);<\/strong><\/p>\n<p><span style=\"margin: 0px; color: #993300; line-height: 107%; font-family: 'Cambria','serif'; font-size: 12pt;\">Over 380 species of birds have been recorded in Lake Manyara National Park to date, some of these only occurring seasonally. Many waterflows and flamingos can be seen in the lake. Flamingos breed and stay in the lake in hundreds of thousands.<\/span><\/p>\n<ul>\n<li>1. Little Egret<\/li>\n<li>2. Black Heron<\/li>\n<li>3. Yellow-billed Egret<\/li>\n<li>4. Great \u2013white Egret<\/li>\n<li>5. Purple Heron<\/li>\n<li>6. Goliath Heron<\/li>\n<li>7. Black-headed Heron<\/li>\n<li>8. Grey Heron<\/li>\n<li>9. Pink-backed pelican<\/li>\n<li>10. White pelican\/Great white pelican<\/li>\n<li>11. Long-tailed cormorant<\/li>\n<li>12. Little-Grebe<\/li>\n<li>13. Great-crested Grebe<\/li>\n<li>14. Masai ostrich<\/li>\n<li>15. Buff-backed Heron or Cattle Egret<\/li>\n<li>16. Squacco Heron<\/li>\n<li>17. Green-backed Heron<\/li>\n<li>18. Night Heron<\/li>\n<li>19. Dwarf Bittern<\/li>\n<li>20. Hamerkop<\/li>\n<li>21. White stork<\/li>\n<li>22. European Black stork (Rare Visitor)<\/li>\n<li>23. Abdim&#8217;s Stork<\/li>\n<li>24. Open-bill stork<\/li>\n<li>25. Saddle \u2013bill stork<\/li>\n<li>26. Marabou stork<\/li>\n<li>27. Wood Ibis \/Yellow-billed stork<\/li>\n<li>28. Sacred Ibis<\/li>\n<li>29. Hadada Ibis<\/li>\n<li>30. Glossy Ibis<\/li>\n<li>31. African spoonbill<\/li>\n<li>32. Greater Flamingo<\/li>\n<li>33. Lesser Flamingo<\/li>\n<li>34. Maccoa Duck<\/li>\n<li>35. White-backed Duck<\/li>\n<li>36. African Pochard<\/li>\n<li>37. European Shoveler<\/li>\n<li>38. Yellow \u2013billed Duck<\/li>\n<li>39. African Black Duck (on streams)<\/li>\n<li>40. Garganey Teal<\/li>\n<li>41. Cape Wigeon<\/li>\n<li>42. Hottentot Teal<\/li>\n<li>43. Red-billed Duck<\/li>\n<li>44. European pintail<\/li>\n<li>45. Pygmy Goose<\/li>\n<li>46. Knob-billed Duck<\/li>\n<li>47. Egyptian Goose<\/li>\n<li>48. Spur-winged Goose<\/li>\n<li>49. Secretary Bird<\/li>\n<li>50. Ruppell&#8217;s vulture<\/li>\n<li>51. White-backed vulture<\/li>\n<li>52. Nubian\/Lappet-faced vulture<\/li>\n<li>53. White-headed vulture<\/li>\n<li>54. Egyptian vulture<\/li>\n<li>55. Hooded vulture<\/li>\n<li>56. Lanner<\/li>\n<li>57. European Hobby<\/li>\n<li>58. African Hobby<\/li>\n<li>59. European Kestrel<\/li>\n<li>60. Lesser Kestrel<\/li>\n<li>61. Pygmy Falcon<\/li>\n<li>62. Cuckoo Falcon (Rare)<\/li>\n<li>63. European Black Kite<\/li>\n<li>64. African Black Kite<\/li>\n<li>65. Black-shouldered Kite<\/li>\n<li>66. Steppe Eagle (uncommon winter visitor)<\/li>\n<li>67. Tawny Eagle<\/li>\n<li>68. Wahlberg&#8217;s Eagle<\/li>\n<li>69. Ayres&#8217; Hawk Eagle<\/li>\n<li>70. Martial Eagle<\/li>\n<li>71. Crowned Hawk Eagle<\/li>\n<li>72. Long-crested Eagle<\/li>\n<li>73. Lizard Buzzard<\/li>\n<li>74. Black-chested Harrier Eagle<\/li>\n<li>75. Bateleur<\/li>\n<li>76. African Fish Eagle<\/li>\n<li>77. Palm-nut vulture<\/li>\n<li>78. Steppe Buzzard<\/li>\n<li>79. Augur Buzzard<\/li>\n<li>80. Little \u2013sparrow Hawk<\/li>\n<li>81. Ovampo sparrow Hawk (Rare)<\/li>\n<li>82. Great sparrow Hawk<\/li>\n<li>83. Shikra<\/li>\n<li>84. African Goshawk<\/li>\n<li>85. Gabar Goshawk<\/li>\n<li>86. Pale chanting Goshawk<\/li>\n<li>87. Montagu&#8217;s Harrier<\/li>\n<li>88. Pallid Harrier<\/li>\n<li>89. European Marsh Harrier<\/li>\n<li>90. African Marsh Harrier<\/li>\n<li>91. Harrier Hawk<\/li>\n<li>92. Osprey<\/li>\n<li>93. Crested Francolin<\/li>\n<li>94. Hildebrandt&#8217;s Francolin<\/li>\n<li>95. Red-necked spurfowl<\/li>\n<li>96. Yellow-necked spurfowl<\/li>\n<li>97. Cape quail<\/li>\n<li>98. Harlequin quail<\/li>\n<li>99. Helmeted Guinea-fowl<\/li>\n<li>100. Crested Guinea-fowl<\/li>\n<li>101. African crake<\/li>\n<li>102. Black crake<\/li>\n<li>103. Purple Gallinule<\/li>\n<li>104. Moorhen<\/li>\n<li>105. Lesser Moorhen<\/li>\n<li>106. Red-knobbed coot<\/li>\n<li>107. Crowned crane<\/li>\n<li>108. Black-bellied Bustard<\/li>\n<li>109. Hartlaub&#8217;s Bustard<\/li>\n<li>110. Spotted stone curlew<\/li>\n<li>111. Water Dikkop<\/li>\n<li>112. African Jacana<\/li>\n<li>113. Ringed Plover<\/li>\n<li>114. Little Ringed Plover<\/li>\n<li>115. White-fronted sand plover<\/li>\n<li>116. Chestnut-banded sand plover<\/li>\n<li>117. Kittlitz&#8217;s plover<\/li>\n<li>118. Three-banded Plover<\/li>\n<li>119. Caspian plover<\/li>\n<li>120. Crowned Plover<\/li>\n<li>121. Black smith Plover<\/li>\n<li>122. Long-toed Lapwing<\/li>\n<li>123. Avocet<\/li>\n<li>124. Black-winged stilt<\/li>\n<li>125. Painted snipe<\/li>\n<li>126. European common snipe<\/li>\n<li>127. Great snipe<\/li>\n<li>128. African snipe<\/li>\n<li>129. Curlew Sandpiper<\/li>\n<li>130. Little stint<\/li>\n<li>131. Sanderling (Rare visitor)<\/li>\n<li>132. Ruff<\/li>\n<li>133. Terek sandpiper (uncommon)<\/li>\n<li>134. Common sandpiper<\/li>\n<li>135. Green sandpiper<\/li>\n<li>136. Wood sandpiper<\/li>\n<li>137. Redshank (Rare visitor)<\/li>\n<li>138. Spotted Redshank (Rare visitor)<\/li>\n<li>139. Marsh Sandpiper<\/li>\n<li>140. Green shank<\/li>\n<li>141. Black tailed Godwit (uncommon visitor)<\/li>\n<li>142. Curlew<\/li>\n<li>143. Whimbrel<\/li>\n<li>144. Temminck&#8217;s courser<\/li>\n<li>145. Two-banded courser<\/li>\n<li>146. Pratincole<\/li>\n<li>147. Lesser black-headed gull<\/li>\n<li>148. Grey-headed gull<\/li>\n<li>149. Gull-billed Tern<\/li>\n<li>150. White-winged black Tern<\/li>\n<li>151. Whiskered Tern<\/li>\n<li>152. African skimmer<\/li>\n<li>153. Button quail<\/li>\n<li>154. Yellow-throated sandgrouse<\/li>\n<li>155. Speckled pigeon<\/li>\n<li>156. Olive pigeon<\/li>\n<li>157. Bronze-naped pigeon<\/li>\n<li>158. Red-eyed Dove<\/li>\n<li>159. Mourning Dove<\/li>\n<li>160. Ring-necked Dove<\/li>\n<li>161. Laughing Dove<\/li>\n<li>162. Namaqua Dove<\/li>\n<li>163. Tambourine Dove<\/li>\n<li>164. Emerald \u2013spotted wood Dove<\/li>\n<li>165. Lemon Dove<\/li>\n<li>166. Green pigeon<\/li>\n<li>167. European cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>168. African cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>169. Red-chested cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>170. Black cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>171. Great spotted cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>172. Levaillant&#8217;s cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>173. Black and white cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>174. Emerald cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>175. Didric cuckoo<\/li>\n<li>176. Black coucal<\/li>\n<li>177. White-browed coucal<\/li>\n<li>178. Schalow&#8217;s Turaco<\/li>\n<li>179. Violet &#8211; crested Turaco<\/li>\n<li>180. Bare-faced Go-away-bird<\/li>\n<li>181. Brown parrot<\/li>\n<li>182. Fischer&#8217;s Lovebird<\/li>\n<li>183. Yellow-collared Lovebird<\/li>\n<li>184. European Roller<\/li>\n<li>185. Lilac-breasted Roller<\/li>\n<li>186. Rufous-crowned Roller<\/li>\n<li>187. Broad-billed Roller<\/li>\n<li>188. Pied Kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>189. Giant Kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>190. Malachite Kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>191. Pygmy Kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>192. Woodland Kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>193. Brown-hooded Kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>194. Grey-headed Kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>195. Striped kingfisher<\/li>\n<li>196. European Bee-eater<\/li>\n<li>197. Madagascar Bee-eater<\/li>\n<li>198. Cinnamon \u2013chested Bee-eater<\/li>\n<li>199. Little Bee-eater<\/li>\n<li>200. White-fronted Bee-eater<\/li>\n<li>201. Silvery-cheeked Hornbill<\/li>\n<li>202. Grey Hornbill<\/li>\n<li>203. Red-billed Hornbill<\/li>\n<li>204. Von der Decken&#8217;s Hornbill<\/li>\n<li>205. Crowned Hornbill<\/li>\n<li>206. Ground Hornbill<\/li>\n<li>207. African Hoopoe<\/li>\n<li>208. Green Wood Hoopoe<\/li>\n<li>209. Scimitar \u2013bill<\/li>\n<li>210. Cape Grass owl<\/li>\n<li>211. African marsh owl<\/li>\n<li>212. Pearl-spotted owlet<\/li>\n<li>213. Spotted Eagle owl<\/li>\n<li>214. Verreaux&#8217;s Eagle owl<\/li>\n<li>215. European Nightjar<\/li>\n<li>216. Plain Nightjar<\/li>\n<li>217. Speckled mousebird<\/li>\n<li>218. Blue-naped mousebird<\/li>\n<li>219. Narina`s Trogon<\/li>\n<li>220. White-headed Barbet<\/li>\n<li>221. Spotted-flanked Barbet<\/li>\n<li>222. Red-fronted Barbet<\/li>\n<li>223. Red-fronted Tinkerbird<\/li>\n<li>224. Levaillant&#8217;s Barbet<\/li>\n<li>225. Red and Yellow Barbet<\/li>\n<li>226. D\u2019Arnaud&#8217;s Barbet<\/li>\n<li>227. Greater Honey guide<\/li>\n<li>228. Scaly-throated Honey guide<\/li>\n<li>229. Lesser Honey guide<\/li>\n<li>230. Zambezi Honey guide<\/li>\n<li>231. Nubian woodpecker<\/li>\n<li>232. Cardinal woodpecker<\/li>\n<li>232. Bearded woodpecker<\/li>\n<li>233. Grey woodpecker<\/li>\n<li>234. Little swift<\/li>\n<li>235. Palm swift<\/li>\n<li>236. African Pitta<\/li>\n<li>237. Redwing Bush Lark<\/li>\n<li>238. Flappet Lark<\/li>\n<li>239. Fischer&#8217;s sparrow Lark<\/li>\n<li>240. Red-capped Lark<\/li>\n<li>241. African pied wagtail<\/li>\n<li>242. Mountain wagtail<\/li>\n<li>243. Wells&#8217; wagtail<\/li>\n<li>244. Blue-headed Wagtail and races<\/li>\n<li>245. Sandy plain- backed pipit<\/li>\n<li>246. Richard&#8217;s pipit<\/li>\n<li>247. Pangani Longclaw<\/li>\n<li>248. Rosy-breasted Longclaw<\/li>\n<li>249. Arrrow-marked Babbler<\/li>\n<li>250. Yellow-vented Bulbul<\/li>\n<li>251. Northern pied Babbler<\/li>\n<li>252. Grey Tit-Flycatcher<\/li>\n<li>253. Ashy Flycatcher<\/li>\n<li>254. Dusky Flycatcher<\/li>\n<li>255. European spotted Flycatcher<\/li>\n<li>256. Yellow-bellied Greenbul<\/li>\n<li>257. Fischer&#8217;s Greenbul<\/li>\n<li>258. Chin-spot Flycatcher<\/li>\n<li>259. Paradise Flycatcher<\/li>\n<li>260. European Rock Thrush<\/li>\n<li>261. European Common wheatear<\/li>\n<li>262. Pied wheatear<\/li>\n<li>263. Capped wheatear<\/li>\n<li>264. Cliff chat<\/li>\n<li>265. White-browed Robin chat<\/li>\n<li>266. Red-capped Robin chat<\/li>\n<li>267. Spotted Morning warbler<\/li>\n<li>268. Red-backed scrub Robin<\/li>\n<li>269. Sprosser<\/li>\n<li>270. Black cap Warbler<\/li>\n<li>271. Lesser swamp warbler<\/li>\n<li>272. Black-breasted Apalis<\/li>\n<li>273. Red-faced crombec<\/li>\n<li>274. Grey Tit-warbler<\/li>\n<li>275. Grey-backed camaroptera<\/li>\n<li>276. Rattling cisticola<\/li>\n<li>277. Winding cisticola<\/li>\n<li>278. Croaking cisticola<\/li>\n<li>279. Tawny-flanked Prinia<\/li>\n<li>280. European swallow<\/li>\n<li>281. Wire-tailed swallow<\/li>\n<li>282. Mosque swallow<\/li>\n<li>283. Striped swallow<\/li>\n<li>284. African sand Martin<\/li>\n<li>285. White-naped Raven<\/li>\n<li>286. Pied crow<\/li>\n<li>287. Black-headed Oriole<\/li>\n<li>288. European Golden Oriole<\/li>\n<li>289. African Golden Oriole<\/li>\n<li>290. White-breasted Tit<\/li>\n<li>291. Sulphur-breasted Bush shrike<\/li>\n<li>292. Brown-headed Tchagra<\/li>\n<li>293. Black-backed puff-back<\/li>\n<li>294. Slate \u2013coloured Boubou<\/li>\n<li>295. Magpie shrike<\/li>\n<li>296. Red-tailed shrike<\/li>\n<li>297. Red-backed shrike<\/li>\n<li>298. Grey-backed Fiscal<\/li>\n<li>299. Long-tailed Fiscal<\/li>\n<li>300. Lesser Grey shrike<\/li>\n<li>301. White-crowned shrike<\/li>\n<li>302. Straight-crested Helmet shrike<\/li>\n<li>303. Banded Martin<\/li>\n<li>304. African Rock Martin<\/li>\n<li>305. Black Rough-wing swallow<\/li>\n<li>306. Black cuckoo shrike<\/li>\n<li>307. Drongo<\/li>\n<li>308. Wattled starling<\/li>\n<li>309. Violet-backed starling<\/li>\n<li>310. Blue-eared Glossy starling<\/li>\n<li>311. Red-wing starling<\/li>\n<li>312. Hildebrandt&#8217;s starling<\/li>\n<li>313. Superb starling.<\/li>\n<li>314. Yellow billed oxpecker.<\/li>\n<li>315. Red &#8211; billed oxpecker<\/li>\n<li>316. Yellow white-eye<\/li>\n<li>317. Bronzy sunbird<\/li>\n<li>318. Beautiful sunbird (black bellied race)<\/li>\n<li>319. Golden-winged sunbird<\/li>\n<li>320. Variable sunbird<\/li>\n<li>321. Amethyst sunbird<\/li>\n<li>322. Scarlet-chested sunbird<\/li>\n<li>323. Collared sunbird<\/li>\n<li>324. Kenya violet-backed sunbird<\/li>\n<li>325. Buffalo weaver<\/li>\n<li>326. White-headed Buffalo weaver<\/li>\n<li>327. Rufous-tailed weaver<\/li>\n<li>328. Grey-headed sparrow<\/li>\n<li>329. Yellow-spotted petronia<\/li>\n<li>330. Masked weaver<\/li>\n<li>331. Vitelline masked weaver<\/li>\n<li>332. Golden-backed weaver<\/li>\n<li>333. Chestnut weaver<\/li>\n<li>334. Spectacled weaver<\/li>\n<li>335. Grosbeak weaver<\/li>\n<li>336. Red-headed weaver<\/li>\n<li>337. Red-billed quelea<\/li>\n<li>338. Cardinal quelea<\/li>\n<li>339. Red Bishop<\/li>\n<li>340. Black Bishop<\/li>\n<li>341. Fan-tailed widow bird<\/li>\n<li>342. Red-collared widow \u2013bird<\/li>\n<li>343. Rufous-backed Mannikin<\/li>\n<li>344. Peters&#8217; Twin-spot<\/li>\n<li>345. Green-winged pytilia<\/li>\n<li>346. Jameson&#8217;s Fire Finch<\/li>\n<li>347. Red-billed Fire Finch<\/li>\n<li>348. Waxbill<\/li>\n<li>349. Crimson-rumped waxbill<\/li>\n<li>350. Red cheeked cordon-blue<\/li>\n<li>351. Indigo-bird<\/li>\n<li>352. Pin-tailed whydah<\/li>\n<li>353. Steel-blue whydah<\/li>\n<li>354. Fischer&#8217;s straw-tailed whydah<\/li>\n<li>355. Paradise whydah<\/li>\n<li>356. Streaky seed-eater<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<!-- AddThis Advanced Settings generic via filter on the_content --><!-- AddThis Share Buttons generic via filter on the_content -->","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>MAMMALS OF LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK \u2022 1. Black-backed jackal \u2022 2. Olive Baboon \u2022 3. Sykes&#8217; Monkey \u2022 4. Black-faced vervet Monkey \u2022 5. Bush Baby \u2022 6. Greater Galago \u2022 7. White-bellied Free-tailed bat \u2022 8. Angola Free-tailed Bat \u2022 9. Yellow-bellied Bat \u2022 10. Banana Bat or African pipistrelle \u2022 11. 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