Aloise Garvey

Name: Aloise Garvey
Address: Kaunda Street, Nairobi, 4393-00100, KE
Telephone: +254768887835

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From a naturalist's point of view...

03/07/2025

Birds are very specific where they choose their place at the table. For this African Thrush, foraging in the ground, flicking leaf litter, and searching through vegetation is where it finds best!

27/06/2025

A short love story...

📷Speckled Pigeons.

24/06/2025

A Greater Flamingo

This is the largest of the 6 species of flamingos found on earth.

22/06/2025

A Scarlet-chested Sunbird.

Sunbirds are named for their brilliant, often iridescent plumage, which gleams and shimmers in the sunlight, much like the sun.

21/06/2025

A White-fronted Bee-eater.

The primary diet consists of bees and other flying insects, reflecting the common name.

20/06/2025

Different species can look similar due to shared ancestry and common developmental processes. Also, human brains are specialized for recognizing subtle differences in human faces, but this specialization doesn't extend to other species which gives us a limited ability to distinguish individuals that aren't closely related to us.

Similar looking Flycatchers; African Dusky Flycatcher and a Pale Flycatcher

10/06/2025

The moon and it's phases have captivated humans for millennia. Steeped in fascinating stories, myths, and scientific discoveries; The moon's beauty, mysteries, and cultural significance continue to captivate us, making it a subject of endless fascination.

06/06/2025

Crowned Hornbill feeding on a mollusc.

These omnivorous birds have a h***y casque on the upper beak, which gives rise to their common name ~ Hornbills.

05/06/2025

A Long-crested Eagle.

A fairly common resident in Kenya with a diagnostic long floppy crest and flight feathers that form a white "window" in flight.

02/06/2025

Little Egret.

Egrets were formerly endangered birds where they were hunted for their plumes in the 19th and early 20th centuries, but their populations are now considered as of least concern by the IUCN.

31/05/2025

African Pygmy Falcons.
The Smallest bird of prey species in Africa!

28/05/2025

Cartwheeling!
Birds of prey engage in mid-air battles, sometimes locking talons during courtship or territorial disputes; this is referred to as the "cartwheel display".

📷Adult Lanner Falcon confronts a young Lanner Falcon mid air!

Address

Kaunda Street
Nairobi
4393-00100

Telephone

+254768887835

Website

http://aloisegarveynaturalist.com/

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