We took so many photos of the same birds over many days and many camps. Instead of putting them all in the post for each day and making the post exceedingly long we decided to assemble them all into one post. So, here are photos from the Birds we saw in Zambia.
Egyptian Geese - they are easy to distinguish as they are so much more colorful than other geese.
Giant Kingfisher - First time we have seen this one...and he was at our hotel in Livingston
African Hawk
African Fin Foot, Male
Lilac Breasted Roller (reported to be the most photographed bird in the world...for good reason)
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| In flight you can see so much of their vibrant blue. |
Pied Kingfisher and Pied Wagtail
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| Two Pied Wagtails with the Kingfisher below |
Sacred Ibis
White Backed Vulture
Guinea Fowl
Open Billed Stork
White Crowned Lapwing
Cape Turtle Dove
Glossy Meve's Starling
Water Thick Knees
Blue Waxbill
Emerald Spotted Dove
White Browed Sparrow
Maribou Stork - One of the "Ugly Five" in Africa
Little Bee Eater
Fork Tailed Drongo
White Fronted Bee Eater
Baleleur Eagle
Red Necked Spur fowl
Starling Eating Mango Flowers
Vultures
Red Billed Fire Finch
Tropical Boubou
Saddle Billed Stork
Green Backed Heron
Wire Tailed Swallow
Brown Snake Eagle
Southern Ground Hornbill
Great White Egret
African Jacana
African Fish Eagle
Yellow Billed Stork and Spoon Billed Stork
Crested Crane
Crowned hornbill
African Hoopoe
Furry Necked Night Jar
Black Headed Heron
Hammerkop
Red Capped Robin Chat
Crested Guinea Fowl
Red Billed Hornbill
Collared Palm Thrush
Ring Necked Dove
Glossy Ibis
Crowned Hornbill
Black Winged Stilt
Wood Sandpiper
Grey Lourie
Wooded Vulture
Rufous Bellied Heron
Hadada Ibis
Squacco Heron
Grey Hornbill
Crowned Hornbill
Yellow Billed Kite
Verreauxs Eagle Owl Having Dinner
Goliath Heron
Cormorant
White Backed Vultures Mating
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