The East African Birds !!

African Hawk Eagle.

Eagle Eagle Eagle
The African Hawk Eagle stole a piece of meat while
Hyenas were fighting !

Clic to listen the Eagles

Click on the pictures to enlarge them

Immature Lsser-Spotted Eagle
and
White-Backed Vulture.

Eagle and Vulture
The Eagle and the Vulture await
their turn to take part in the feast.

Secretarybird.

Eagle Eagle
I often saw it going and running but not flying !
(it goes and runs like a hen)

Lapped-Faced Vulture and White-Backed Vulture

VultureVultureVulture
I do not know how they do it, but when the hunter with
successful, the vultures and the Hyenas are not far and
40 minutes later, there remain almost nothing any more !

Ostrich.

Ostrich femaleOstrich male

The " brown " is the female and the " black "
is the male..

Clic to listen the Ostrichs

Greater Flamingo.

FlamingoesFlamingoesFlamingoes
In March 1998, " El Nino " had passed on Kenya
and there was much water in the lakes.

Clic to listen the Flamingoes

Crowned Crane.

CraneCrane

Superb bird which I
does not know very well unfortunately

Grey Heron

HeronsHeronsHerons

It is a real pleasure to watch it hunting its food.

Marabou Stork

Marabouts Marabouts

It is ugly and not very attrctive in a first
look, but it is funny with its three
hairs on its head !

Pied King Fisher

King Fisher
Splendid bird which niche in a hole dug in the soft
bank of the rivers. I watched the " offering "
of a small fish by the male to his female

Starling

Starling
It is very black, but at a certain angle to the sun
it becomes blue metal and splendid !

Roller

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Roller
Along with Sunbirds, it is one of the small birds of Africa
which is most colourful and very wary!

Yellow Weaver

Yellow Weaver

Yellow WeaverYellow Weaver

Yellow WeaverYellow WeaverYellow Weaver
An unforgettable spectacle, to see Yellow Weaver knitting their nests.
They look for grass, return to the nest, prick the end of the grass into
the wall of the nest, to construct the outside first, then work towards
the interior.Then they put their head in the nest and seek the bit which
they have just inserted, draw it towards outside, then weave through the wall.
They do this many times, until the end of the grass, then seek another bit
and continue until the nest is finished !

Do you know why the Yellow Weaver make their nests
at the end of a branch ?

To prevent that the snakes come gober theirs eggs

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