This morning Gina, Pietro and myself headed to Monduli to have a go at forest birds. Forest birding is difficult. Most of the time you hear the birds but you don't see them, and in my quest to be a better birder I really don't want to record a bird just by its call. Fortunately we found a fruiting fig tree and spent some time watching some really spectacular birds. I should note that the Brown-hooded kingfisher and Grey-Olive Greenbul were seen in the Burka forest.
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Grey-olive Greenbul
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Brown-hooded Kingfisher
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Mountain Buzzard
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Hartlaub's Turaco
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Cinnamon Bee-eater
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Common Scimitarbill
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Black Saw-wing
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Mountain Greenbul
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White-eyed Slaty Flycatcher
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Bronze Sunbird
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Montane White-eye
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Speke's Weaver
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Yellow-bellied Waxbill
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Purple Grenadier
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