Kenya Virtual Birding Tours S01 Ep01: Kinangop Plateau - Wetland Birds

[@tessellatiaartilery8197]

Really interesting. Seeing these birds and looking at birds on my river here in Japan with new eyes. Thank you for a great episode. Good shots, helpful friendly commentary, makes me want to visit Kenya!

[@FollowThomas]

Birding in Kenya would be amazing, with lots of unique birds.

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Yes indeed Thomas, much welcome to Kenya soon. We shall be here to help you enjoy some amazing Birding

[@johnlomelo482]

Mwalimu keep up the good job

[@lawrencenjogu1532]

Great job, keep it up

[@collinsoposh7835]

Good one 👍👍

[@khalidomar1381]

I really enjoyed this presentation and looking forward to visiting the Wetlands as it always been on my lisr

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Much appreciated, and most welcome to Kinangop Khalid

[@aworipat]

This is excellent...please keep it up this is much appreciated

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

thank you very much Patricia, please share with friends

[@wanguijessie]

Good job cousin💪.. A true definition of following your passion.. Great content

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Thank you very much Jessie

[@euniceanne8097]

I got to learn to identify to learn about birds through their behaviour which is the best way to enable information stick

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

That is great to hear Eunice, keep up, and share with friends

[@shoebills8837]

I remember this place in 2018, and we were lucky to find the Taita Long-claw one of the Kenya's endemic species.

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Great, yes Sharpe's Longclaw

[@MunibChaudry]

Fabulous video Washington

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Thank you Munib,

[@georgekamau3558]

Great Job Washington!!!.. Amazing the Red Knobbed Coots breeding was also very very interesting... Thank you so much... Keep doing it....

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Thank you very much George

[@royradhi4901]

Big up naturalists 101😊

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Thank you very much Roy

[@nyawiragitaka3136]

Amazing information

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Highly appreciated Nyawira

[@stephengachagua4409]

As always very interesting and educative..

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Very encouraging words Stephen

[@fionabutchart4663]

Thank you. That was lovely!

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Much appreciated Fiona

[@KidsStoriesbyAlpha]

Great information there. Keep giving us more.

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Much appreciated Savali

[@peristryitdiy7495]

From Facebook to here ,New subscribe and new fun ,I will be stopping by and learn ,thank you very much

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@emmasymon]

Quite interesting! Well explained..keep keeping us glued!

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Thank you very much Emma

[@joytrigg8651]

Excellent program, Washington! Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge!

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Much appreciated Joy, please share with friends

[@Ann-pr5uf]

Your tours are quite captivating and very informative. Thank you

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Thank you very much Ann, please share with friends

[@anatoliamwangi6683]

Absolutely excellent episode. I would like to learn more from this. Thank you Wachira and keep up the good work. Birding it is

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Yes Anatolia, many more episodes coming up

[@NimishChaudhari]

Really enjoyed :)

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Much appreciated Nimish

[@chriswaichy]

Wachira I like your consistency from a student to A GURU.. Am enjoying the video

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

much appreciated

[@martinhellington8213]

is this location accessible to the public

[@BlacktoothgrinUA]

Great video quality and a hawk's eye! I also recommend you to follow the basic techniques to reduce the wind noise: use condenser microphone hidden under your shirt (using a tape) or, if it's "shotgun" mic, then use a "deadcat".

[@thesafarinaturalist8805]

Thank you very much Roman,

[@idahachieng1447]

I enjoyed watching this! Also noticed you used the pronoun "he" for the birds. I am noticing with most water birds featured here, there's no much of a difference in plumages of males and females.