This 3-day birding safari in Kibale National Park promises a captivating and unforgettable birding safari experience for every bird watcher. The Park is situated in the south-western region of Uganda, and covers a vast expanse of 766 square kilometers. The Park is approximately 373 kilometers away from Kampala via Masaka road. The Park boasts a lush and diverse vegetation cover, characterized by tropical rainforest and montane forest ecosystems. The park is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity, featuring a myriad of tree species, ferns, and flowering plants.
The average weather is generally equatorial, with no distinct dry season. The climate is pleasantly mild, with temperatures ranging from around 18°C to 28°C (64°F to 82°F), offering a comfortable environment for both wildlife and visitors. The park experiences two rainfall peaks. The varied vegetation, coupled with the favorable climate, creates an ideal habitat for a diverse array of wildlife.
The lush tropical rainforest provides a picturesque backdrop as you venture through the park in search of colorful and unique bird species. From the vibrant plumage of the African grey parrot to the melodious calls of the great blue turaco, each moment spent observing these feathered creatures in their natural habitat is a true delight. Guided by experienced naturalists, you will have the opportunity to spot an array of endemic and migratory birds, adding to your life list and creating lasting memories for your 3 days birding safari. As the sun sets over the horizon, the sounds of the forest come alive, offering a symphony of nature that truly immerses you in the beauty of Kibale National Park.
As you embark on this 3-Day Birding Safari in Kibale National Park , you will be greeted by a symphony of bird calls that echo through the verdant forests. From the vibrant plumage of the African paradise flycatcher to the melodious songs of the elusive green-breasted pitta, each sighting and sound will captivate your senses and transport you to a world teeming with life and color.
The park’s rich biodiversity and pristine habitats provide the perfect setting for a birding adventure like no other. Whether you are a seasoned birder or a novice enthusiast, Kibale National Park offers a treasure trove of avian wonders waiting to be discovered and admired.
The rainforest provides a habitat for over 375 bird species, featuring sought-after species like the green-breasted pitta and the African green broadbill, along with 23 Albertine Rift endemics, such as Nahan’s francolin, cassin’s spinetail, blue-headed bee-eater, and low-land masked apalis. The jungle is also home to a range of wildlife, from butterflies to the majestic forest elephants.
Additionally, visitors have the opportunity to explore the Bigodi Wetlands Sanctuary, an approximately 8 kilometers long and 1/3 kilometers wide stretch connected to the park at both ends. Functioning as a corridor for animals from the southern to the northern parts of the park, this wetland offers nature walks and birdwatching opportunities. Known as the “home of the great blue Turaco,” the sanctuary boasts over 200 bird species, including hornbills, parrots, grey-crowned cranes, kingfishers, and others.
From the melodious calls of the African green broadbill to the majestic sight of the Great Blue Turaco in flight, each moment spent in the company of these feathered wonders has been a true delight for the senses. The early morning birding safari excursions, with the sun casting a golden glow over the canopy, have been filled with moments of pure magic as we observed rare and endemic species in their natural habitat.
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Book with African Safaris Tour Holidays to embark on a 3-day tour of Kibale National Park. The Park is situated in the south-western region of Uganda, and covers a vast expanse of 766 square kilometers. The Park is approximately 373 kilometers away from Kampala via Masaka road. The Park boasts a lush and diverse vegetation cover, characterized by tropical rainforest and montane forest ecosystems. The park is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity, featuring a myriad of tree species, ferns, and flowering plants. The average weather is generally equatorial, with no distinct dry season.
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