This is a poor picture but you can still see the maribou storks outside a train station. The trainstation was inactive becuase a bridge was damaged and because it was inactive kampala had not recievec supplies from kenya for 6 weeks!

This picture was taken on a minibus going at 100mph so not that bad me thinks, i think its a nesting coloney of grey herons but no too sure

I know what these birds are lol but just to show you some of the birds the locals kept one of these turkeys laid her eggs in someones house and the people who lived there let her have her own corner so she could brood them

I agree with ceri on all 3 birds.

Great thanks katja

And thanks cerinthe i googled the third one and its correct good guess and the pied kingfisher it was amazing and i also got to see it hunt my first ever kingfisher and i got to see it hunt sucssefully it was amazing

dan loves zebras wrote:

I agree katja i am down to two at the moment cuckoo or go away bird but i do not have a clue

I looked up the plantain-eater. It's the same family as the go-away birds / louries so that was a good guess.

My guess would be:

bird 1 - pied kingfisher

bird 2 - greyheaded sparrow

bird 3 - blackeyed (common) bulbul

Hey thanks guys there not lots of photos but there are some more and i got some smaller critters as well to ID if thats ok but here are three more for you to test your brians lol i know the top one but do you;) the other three i am not sure about

This was one of my top three moments does anyone know what it is

This bird is a sparrow dnt know what the proper name is though landed less than a metre away from me

This bird was beautiful all i know it was common this was taken at bobs house his project was amazing and the day before a black mamba was spotted 7 feet long unfortunately it was killed but it is the dangerous animal of africa