Kenya Mammals, Birds, & Herps 2023
In July-August this year, I took a couple of clients (Tyler Santiago-Gamble) out on a trip looking primarily for Mammal targets, but with some bird, reptile, & amphibian target
Rock & Bush hyrax in Kenya
Rock hyrax (Procavia capensis) and bush hyrax (or yellow-spotted rock hyrax, Heterohyrax brucei) are both common species in Kenya. However, in which popular parks or reserves we ca
One night between Nairobi and Samburu, Kenya. Where to go and stay?
Hello mammal watchers, I have planed a travel to Kenya from September 17th to 25th, 2023, six travelers in total, using a travel agency, with a guide/driver. Our destinations alrea
Kenya: The world’s best mammal watching
I know this headline is a bit pompous. But having spent two weeks with Biosphere Expeditions in three conservancies at the northern tip of Kenya’s Masai Mara triangle this si
Kenya Tour (incl. Ishaqbini), July 29-August 13, 2023
Hello everyone! Sharing an amazing opportunity here! I currently have a 2.5 week-long trip to Kenya planned for this upcoming summer, with availability for 1-2 others to join me fr
Kenya
Kenya, more than any other country, is responsible for my interest in mammals. Not that I had been there before 2011, but I did watch a lot of wildlife documentaries on TV in the 7
Kenya 2022
I was lucky enough to spend most of 2022 in Kenya, doing fieldwork for my PhD. From my base at the Mpala Research Centre in Laikipia, I took mammal-watching expeditions all around
New Trip Report: Looking for Golden Cats in Kenya
Here’s a new report from Royle Safaris. Mara West & Golden Cat search, 2022: Royle Safaris, 10 days & 50 species including Serval, Maned Rat, Montane Climbing Mouse a
New Trip Report: Kenya
A new report from Matt and Maureen Steer. Kenya, 2022: Matt & Maureen Steer, 2 weeks & 75 species including Golden-rumped Giant Sengi, Black & Red Giant Sengi, Maned Ra
New Trip Report: Kenya self-drive
Here’s a new report from Jan Ebr who was in – all over (5300km!) – Kenya over Christmas. Kenya, 2021/22: Jan Ebr, 25 days & 84 species including Naked Molerat