Bird watching in Mkomazi National Park
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The Mkomazi National Park has a very hostile habitat for birds and is inhabited by over 450 bird species. Doves, weavers, guinea-fowls and hornbills are all present in large flocks. Some of the other birds in this national park are the Martial eagle, Violet wood-hoopoe, Banded Green Sunbird, Hunter's Sunbird and the White-chested Alethe.
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Our special safari guide Mike Taylor has worked for many big local and foreign safari operators in Tanzania, and has guided very famous photographers and bird watchers. With more than 30 years of experience, he can identify every single bird you can spot.
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The Mkomazi National Park has a very hostile habitat for birds and is inhabited by over 450 bird species. Doves, weavers, guinea-fowls and hornbills are all present in large flocks...Guides are professionally qualified ornithologists!
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