Safari Rangers bird watching tours
to Kruger National Park are for couples and groups of birders
who are looking at flying into South Africa over a weekend, bird
watch during the week and then fly out the following weekend.
Our birding tour product is very much all about enjoying up to a weeks worth of concentrated bird watching in the North of Kruger Park with everything laid on - perfect!
Based on our
Kruger Park Classic Safari, our bird watching tours are
acknowledged for being a highly rewarding experience for all
birding enthusiasts, for the dedicated 'twitcher' to those just becoming familiar
with birds.
Southern Africa has over
900 recorded species of bird with over 800 occurring in South
Africa of which just over 500 species occur in the Kruger
Park. It's the parks unique
diverse eco-systems ranging from
forest to bushveld-savannah to montane grasslands that supports
the parks fascinating variety of birds:
Hornbills, Eagles,
Starlings, Vultures, Rollers, Bee-eaters and
Shrikes.
With such a variety and
concentration of birds in a relatively small area and with the
added excitement of coming across the Big Five and other
wildlife; it's no wonder the
Kruger Park is recognised as one of the leading avi-destinations
in Africa.
The far North of the park (Pafuri and Punda
Maria regions) is regarded as one of the birding Mecca's
of the country with many regional rarities to be found,
yet birding throughout the entire park is excellent. To see our
list of the more sought after species click
here
Eagles are common:
Bateleur,
Martial, Black-chested Snake, Brown Snake, African Hawk, African
Fish and
Tawny are all regularly seen
and in the summer
months:
Wahlberg's, Steppe, Lesser
Spotted.
The Kruger Parks numerous
waterhole's make for excellent birding, while the rest camps and
picnic sites are exceptionally rewarding. Numbers
are greatest in summer (September - March) when all the migrants
are present.
Birders can also look
forward to pursuing the Big
Six:
Saddle-billed Stork, Kori Bustard, Martial Eagle, Lappet-faced
Vulture, Pel's Fishing-Owl and
Ground Hornbill.
The Big Six represent a
subjective grouping of the six most
desired birds that visitors to the park want to see.
The six species are also by and
large restricted to Kruger and other near by
conservation areas, as human encroachment
and habitat degradation have
reduced their ranges.
It
makes sense for any ‘birder’ who is ready to enjoy bird watching
in Africa, to visit South Africa and head straight for
the Northern regions of Kruger
Park on one of our exciting guided birding tours.
Your Kruger Park Bird Watching Specialists
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Our itineraries are very
detailed providing you with a very real idea of what can or does
actually occur on our Kruger Park Birding Tours.
Although there is more travelling, we tour
the Northern regions of Kruger Park to
ensure we give you the opportunity to view as many birds as
possible including the many regional rarities only found in the
North of the park. It's well worth the extra travelling.
Our specialist birding
'Safari Ranger' guides are highly passionate and
experienced birders, whose enthusiasm
and professionalism towards this niche industry goes far to
ensure your bird watching in South Africa
is
very successful.
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