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17/05/2024

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15/05/2024

Hands on Tourism Training & Management Skills with Unforgettable Experience.

Are you looking for a lucrative short training in tourism that can help you start and successfully run your business? Look no further than Great Nest Image Safaris, we offer the following training.

· Computer basics training.
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· Digital marketing. Itinerary designing Birding Content writing Tour guiding Internship
Therefore we welcome everyone who has the passion to join tourism industry.

Empowering women and youth with skills in tourist guiding and conservation of nature.

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05/05/2024

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29/04/2024

Elephant Matriarchs

Elephant herds are led by elder matriarchs who guide and protect younger generations, imparting knowledge essential for their long term survival in dynamic environments.

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24/04/2024

Cuckoo Deception

Cuckoos practice brood parasitism, laying eggs in other birds' nests, relying on unwitting foster parents to raise their young, a deceptive strategy bypassing parental duties.

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24/04/2024

Gorilla Tracking In Uganda 🇺🇬

Today I embark on an yet another exciting journey to add one more trek on my 6 treks after tracking all the five sectors (locations) where gorillas can be trekked!

It’s always a new experience with each trek! A gorilla moment is moment hits differently! Many travelers describe the experience as a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that surpasses all expectations.

Each trek has always been deeply emotional and unforgettable with everlasting memories!

If you a yet to do your first trek or intend to do it in future, you can expect an extra ordinary encounter with the mighty silverbacks, playful gorilla babies, hikes through the tropical rainforests and connect with nature, communities, meet experienced local guides and porters among others.

You will never be the same! Look out for next tweet about what to pack or what you need for your gorilla trek!

EAC : 80$
Rest of Africa: 500$
Foreign Residents: 700$
Foreign Non Resident 800$

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23/04/2024

While spending an hour with the mountain gorillas is no doubt the star attraction of Volcanoes National Park, there are many other thrilling activities that await in this exciting region of Rwanda.

Trek with golden monkeys. Climb Mount Bisoke. Hike to the ruin of Dian Fossey’s research centre. Discover incredible birdlife on nature trails. Plant a tree. Knowing that your stay is contributing to the reforestation and rehabilitation of the land.

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09/04/2024

COMMON NAME: Black headed heron
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Ardea melanocephala
LUGANDA NAME: Ssekanyolya
LIFE SPAN: 5 years
MATING BEHAVIOR: Monogamy
REPRODUCTION SEASON: Rainy season
INCUBATION PERIOD: 23-27 days
INDEPENDENT AGE: 52–60 days
WEB.ANIMAL_CLUTCH_SIZE: 2-4 eggs

DESCRIPTION OF THE BIRD:

The Black-headed Heron adult has mostly grey body including back, wings, tail and underparts. Neck and back show lanceolate plumes. The underwing shows black flight-feathers and white wing-coverts. Chin and throat are white with black speckles on the foreneck.

The black of the head extends from forehead down to hindneck. The lores are yellow and green. The eyes are yellow, but they become orange and later red during the breeding season. The long, pointed bill is black above and greenish-yellow on the lower mandible. Legs and feet are mostly black.
Male and female are similar.

There are some variations in plumage with much paler wings and back, contrasting strongly with black head and neck. The white areas may vary too, with some birds lacking the white patch on the foreneck, others with no white at all, or tinged rufous on the lower throat.
There is a very rare dark morph with black underparts.
The juvenile is paler with buffy-white underparts, some pale rufous on throat and breast, and dark grey or brownish-grey head and neck.

BEHAVIOUR IN THE WILD:

The Black-headed Heron usually forages solitary by walking slowly through the grass. It walks by lifting the feet high, with erect head and neck stretched backwards.
Once the prey is located, it sways the head from side to side with increasing speed, and strikes the victim with its bill. But like numerous Ardeidae, it also feeds by standing motionless and waiting for preys. It often feeds at night.

It feeds on wide variety of invertebrates and small vertebrates, mainly terrestrial preys but also some aquatic ones.
Its diet includes rodents, insects (Orthoptera, Coleoptera, Centipedes and scorpions) earthworms, lizards, snakes, frogs, birds, fish, crustaceans and spiders.
In South Africa, it feeds mainly on large rodents and many birds in December/January. Fish and amphibians are taken in wetlands.

They may occasionally forage in flocks. However, outside breeding season and at roost, they gather in large flocks, tens to hundreds of birds.
During the breeding season, the Black-headed Heron defends its area by giving “kaak” calls while performing a Forward Display towards the intruder.

But it also performs courtship displays. In the Stretch Display, the bird points its bill upwards while exposing the white chin and throat. It utters the “how-oo” call and produces a soft gurgling.
Other display shows the heron with raised crest and fluffed neck. Physical contact with the bill occurs, while the bird runs its bill up and down the back and flanks of its mate.

Louds calls from both mates are part of the greeting ceremony that accompanies every action at nest until incubation begins. The copulation occurs at the nest-site, on the partly built nest. They are monogamous and usually breed in colonies, often mixed-species heronries.

The Black-headed Heron is partially migratory and movements are related to the dry season, but they may vary according to the range. The northern population migrates during the rainy season to nest in the Sahel and between Sudan and Guinea.

In other parts of Africa, they move to drier areas during the rains.
The Black-headed Heron is more sedentary in equatorial and southern Africa. The dispersion of the juveniles is impressive and over fairly long distances.
The flight is slow but strong with steady wingbeats. They use flapping flight both in migrations and between the breeding colonies and the feeding areas.

REPRODUCTION OF THIS SPECIES:

The Black-headed Heron breeds mainly during the rainy season, but also year round depending on the region.
It breeds often in small mixed colonies of 200 nests or more, and sometimes more than 30 nests are built in the same tree. They usually nests high in trees, and less often in reedbeds or on the ground.

The flimsy nest is made with twigs, but fresh twigs with green leaves are added at the beginning of the nesting period. Usually, the male collects the nest-material, and both adults build the nest in about two weeks. It is placed between 8 and 30 metres above the ground. They usually produce a single brood, and only occasionally two or three.
The female lays 2-3 pale blue eggs (2-6) and both adults incubate during 23-27 days. At hatching, the chicks have pale grey down and yellow eyes. They are fed at nest by regurgitation.

They fledge at 40-50 days, but they return to the nest for feeding. They are independent about 60 days after hatching. The young are often preyed upon by birds of prey.

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08/04/2024

COMMON NAME: Yellow-billed Stork
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Mycteria ibis
LIFE SPAN: 19 years
MATING BEHAVIOR: Monogamy
INCUBATION PERIOD: 30 days
INDEPENDENT AGE: 50–55 days
WEB.ANIMAL_CLUTCH_SIZE: 2-3 eggs

DESCRIPTION:

The Yellow-billed Stork is a large stork with pinkish grey-white plumage and black flight-feathers and tail. The long neck is greyish-white.
In breeding plumage, it has naked red facial skin, extending beyond the eyes. Wing-coverts and back are tinged pink.

The long, bright yellow bill is thick at the base and slightly curved at tip. The eyes are dark brown. Long legs and feet are pink.
Male and female have similar plumage, but the male is slightly larger.

The juvenile is mostly dark brown with white underparts. The bare parts are much duller and the eyes are pale grey.
The immature is duller than adults with paler eyes too.

BEHAVIOUR:

The Yellow-billed Stork feeds on small freshwater fish usually swallowed whole. It also takes aquatic insects, crabs, worms, crustaceans, frogs, and occasionally small mammals and birds.

It forages by wading or walking through shallow water, probing with its long, partially open bill. It uses its sense of touch to locate and catch the preys.

As soon as the bill touches a prey, a rapid snap-bill reflex occurs and the bird shuts the mandibles and raises the head to swallow the prey whole.

The Yellow-billed Stork also uses the typical foot-stirring technique to disturb the preys hidden in the sand and the vegetation of the bottom. It also takes advantage of preys displaced by large mammals such as Hippopotamus amphibious and crocodiles moving through the water.

When not feeding, it rests on protected sandbanks with herons, spoonbills and other large wading birds.

The Yellow-billed Stork is highly gregarious, including during the breeding season, and they usually form colonies in trees. This species has a wide repertoire of courtship displays common to all Mycteria storks. The male selects potential nest-sites and the female attempts to approach.

Several displays typical of this genus include “Display preening” during which the male feigns to preen each of its extended wings with the bill, several times on each side, but actually, the bill does not touch the feathers.

Another display shows the male standing on the nest-site, bending over to grasp and release twigs from the foundations at regular intervals, while moving head and neck side-to-side between each action.

The female also performs displays such as the “Balancing Posture”. She walks with the body held horizontally, while extending the wings towards the male. She may engage in “Gaping” once near the male, with slightly open bill while the neck is held upwards.

If the female is accepted by the male, she enters the nest-site while closing her wings, whereas the male may continue its “Display Preening”. Both birds stand together in the nest. The copulation is accompanied by bill-clapping from the male.

A new pair is formed every year. The nest is not reused because it is often destroyed by other birds stealing materials for their own nests.

The Yellow-billed Stork is largely resident in the range, and only performs some local movements related to the seasons. It is probably an intra-Africa migrant.

It flies with projecting neck and feet, and like most Ciconidae, it uses its long, broad wings for soaring, because it is not able to sustain flapping flight. The flying groups do not fly in any regular formation.

REPRODUCTION:

The Yellow-billed Stork starts to breed towards the end of the rainy season, but it also nests during the dry season in drier regions, if the food resources are abundant.

It nests in mixed-species colonies established in trees with herons and other aquatic species. The colonies usually include 10-20 pairs, occasionally more, up to 50 pairs with nest 1-3 metres apart.
Both adults build a smallish nest, high up in trees such as Acacia, Bombax or Baobabs, sometimes over water.

The female lays 2-4 eggs (usually 3). Both adults incubate during about 30 days. At hatching, the chicks have white down. They are fed by their parents by regurgitation of fish. They also regurgitate water into the open bills of the chicks.

They fledge 50-55 days after hatching and leave the nest, but they return there to be fed and they roost with their parents during 1-3 weeks more. They are sexually mature at 3 years old.

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08/04/2024

COMMON NAME: Woolly-necked Stork
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Ciconia episcopus
LIFE SPAN: 20 years
MATING BEHAVIOR: Monogamy
REPRODUCTION SEASON: Dry season
INCUBATION PERIOD: 30-31 days
INDEPENDENT AGE: 55–65 days
WEB.ANIMAL_CLUTCH_SIZE: 2-4 eggs

DESCRIPTION:

The Woolly-necked Stork is an elegant bird found in Sub-Saharan Africa, India and SE Asia.

The adult has glossy black plumage with blue, green and purple iridescences. Wings and tail are black too. The woolly neck, belly and undertail-coverts are white, as lower back and rump. The forked black tail is concealed by the long white undertail-coverts, appearing white seen from below.

In the race “microscelis” from Tropical Africa, the head shows black face and white rear crown and nape.
The long bill is black with red tip from half length. The eyes are red. Legs and feet are blackish.

In the nominate race “episcopus” from India to Indochina, N Malay Peninsula and Philippines, the bare face is grey. Forecrown and crown are black and well defined.
The large bill is grey with reddish tip. The eyes are deep red. Legs and feet are red.

In the race “neglecta” from Java and Wallacea, the head is similar to “episcopus” but the bill is mostly red with grey base.
However, the validity of this race is disputed.

Both sexes are similar.
The juvenile is duller and browner, and lacks the blue and purple iridescences. The black forehead extends further back on crown.
The bill is pale greyish. The eyes are dark. Legs and feet are duller.

BEHAVIOUR:

The Woolly-necked Stork feeds on fish, amphibians, snakes and lizards, crabs, molluscs and marine invertebrates. It is attracted to grass fires where it catches large quantities of grasshoppers and locusts.

This species is usually seen alone, walking about slowly on the ground and along water. It picks up the preys with the long bill. It is also attracted to termite emergences.

Although not very gregarious, it may be seen sometimes in pairs or small groups near water, but they rarely wade.
This stork is often seen standing motionless or resting on the tarsi.

The Woolly-necked Storks are solitary nesters and both mates probably stay together all year round. As other Ciconiidae species, they perform the usual courtship displays. They make bill-clatters at nest, with the head resting back on the upper back.

But the solitary breeders often have far less elaborate courtship rituals. The pairs are more or less permanent and the same nest is reused year after year.

This species is mainly resident. It is an intra-African migrant, performing regional N-S movements, sometimes in large flocks. It is also resident in Asia, but subject to some movements too.

REPRODUCTION:

The breeding season varies with the range, in July-September in N India and in December-March in S India, usually in dry season throughout Africa, and in February-May and August-November in SE Asia where they probably breed all year round.

It breeds solitary, although some pairs may nest close together in E Africa.
The Woolly-necked Stork nests in trees. It builds a large stick platform with a central depression lined with grass and rubbish, placed high in tall tree, between 20 and 30 meters above the ground.

The female lays 2-4 white eggs becoming brown-stained later. The incubation lasts about one month, shared by both parents. At hatching, the chicks are covered in grey down with buff neck. They are fed by regurgitation into the nest by both adults, and each chick takes its own part. They fledge 55-65 days after hatching, when they are able to fly. They usually remain dependent on the adults for some weeks more.

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08/04/2024

COMMON NAME: Saddle-billed Stork
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis
LIFE SPAN: 36 years
MATING BEHAVIOR: Monogamy
INCUBATION PERIOD: 30-35 days
INDEPENDENT AGE: 70–100 days
WEB.ANIMAL_CLUTCH_SIZE: 2-3 eggs
REPRODUCTION SEASON: Breeding season often starts at the end of the rainy season, or in dry season

DESCRIPTION:

Saddle-billed Stork is a very large bird, probably the tallest of the storks. Adult male has black and white plumage. On the upperparts, mantle is white until the lower back which is black, as the rump. Wings and tail are black, with green iridescence.
On the underparts, breast, belly, vent and undertail coverts are white. On the under wing, coverts are black. Flight feathers and leading edges are white. Undertail feathers are black.

Head and neck are black. The huge, slightly up curved bill is red, with large black band in the first half. Base is red, with conspicuous yellow frontal shield (the “saddle”) at upper base. We can see two small bright yellow wattles at lower base.
Eyes are dark brown. Legs and feet are blackish, with pinkish knees.

Female is slightly smaller than male. She is similar in plumage, but she has yellow eyes and she lacks the two wattles at base of the bill.

Juvenile is duller, mostly grey overall. Immature resembles adults, but duller.

It reaches its sexual maturity at three years or more.

BEHAVIOUR:

Saddle-billed Stork feeds as large herons, by walking slowly in shallow water. It stalks preys such as fish, crustaceans and amphibians. It also searches by stabbing the bill into water, catching prey by contact, and in the same way into mud and vegetation. It swallows the fish head first and then, it drinks some water. Preys are jabbed with the bill.

Saddle-billed Stork is often seen in pairs, but sometimes in groups of 10 to 12 birds.
Saddle-billed Stork is solitary nester. Mates probably stay together all year, and form permanent pairs. They breed in the same nest year after year. That is why this species has less elaborate courtship displays.

The most usual display is the bill-clattering, used when one of the mates returns to the nest, involving head raised and lowered, sometimes with some kinds of vocalizations and bill-clattering. These displays strengthen the pair-bonds.
Saddle-billed Stork is sedentary, with only some local movements in order to find food.

REPRODUCTION:

Breeding season often starts at the end of the rainy season, or in dry season.
Saddle-billed Stork nests solitary in treetop near water. The tall tree is often isolated from disturbances. These birds often reuse the same nest, adding new materials to the structure.

Nest is built by both adults. It is a large nest made with sticks and relatively flat, but deep enough for the incubating adult. The interior is lined with reeds, sedges and mud.

Female usually lays 2 to 3 eggs. Incubation lasts about 30 to 35 days, by both parents.
Chicks are covered in white down. They are fed by both adults. They fledge between 70 and 100 days after hatching.
This species does not usually breed every year. The young birds of one or two years remain in the territory with parents, until the next breeding period.

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03/04/2024

Gorillas are ground-dwelling, predominantly herbivorous apes that inhabit in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National park.

They are the largest living primates and are known for their strength and intelligence. Is there anything specific you would like to know about gorillas?

In the wild, gorillas typically live to be around 35-40 years old. However, some gorillas in captivity have been known to live into their 50s.

Gorillas are primarily herbivorous and their diet consists mainly of fruits, leaves, stems, and other plant material. They are known to consume a variety of vegetation, including bamboo, wild celery, and thistles. Additionally, they may occasionally eat insects.

Please take note of the following Gorilla & Chimpanzee Tracking Operational Updates.

👉Gorilla Trekking Permits 800$
👉Chimpanzee Tracking Permits 300$

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COMMON NAME: Abdim’s Stork
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Ciconia abdimii
LIFE SPAN: 20-21 years
MATING BEHAVIOR: Monogamy
REPRODUCTION SEASON: May-October
INCUBATION PERIOD: 30 days
INDEPENDENT AGE: 16-59 days
WEB.ANIMAL_CLUTCH_SIZE: 2-3 eggs

Abdim’s Stork is also named White-bellied Stork.
It is an African species, smaller than Black Stork, very similar

Adult has glossy black upperparts with purple and green sheen, except on lower back, rump and uppertail coverts which are white.

Underparts are pure white, except chin, throat and upperbreast which are black with purple sheen. Underwing shows black flight feathers and white coverts.

On the head, the bare face is blue with red lores and small white forehead spot. The straight, robust bill is greyish-green. Eyes are dark brown, surrounded by bare, white eye-ring. Legs are grey, with pinkish ankles and feet.

Both sexes are similar, with female slightly smaller than male.
Adult non-breeding has duller bare parts.
Immature is duller with less glossy plumage. It is browner than adults. Bill is greyish and legs are pale grey.

BEHAVIOUR:

Abdim’s Stork feeds mainly on large insects, but less frequently on mice and small aquatic preys. It is a very gregarious species which forms feeding flocks.

They congregate at swarms (locusts and caterpillars of African armyworms), and at grass fires where they gorge themselves.

For other food items, Abdim’s Stork walks along, searching for prey. It snatches up the food and then, the bird drinks water.

Abdim’s Stork is a trans-equatorial migrant. They usually travel in huge flocks of up to 10 000 birds. They feed every day at stopovers, except when flying over forests.

As other storks’ species, Abdim’s Stork defecates on its legs to maintain correct body temperature, favouring heat loss through evaporation.

Abdim’s Stork roosts on trees and cliffs, and rests during the day near marshes and pools.

During the displays, the stork fluffs out its neck ruff in order to expose the glossy purple feathers.

REPRODUCTION:

Breeding season starts usually early in rainy season.
Abdim’s Stork breeds in colonies in trees or cliffs with other species. These colonies may gather several thousands of birds.
This species is believed to bring good luck, and it is also named “bringers of rain”, so, people encourage them to nest in the roofs of huts.

The nest is a flat platform made with sticks.
Male arrives first at breeding grounds where it occupies an old nest. Then, it waits for a female. When she arrives, she is first turned away by the male, but little by little, it accepts one female and the pair-bond is formed.

Female lays 2-3 eggs, or only one. Incubation lasts about one month in captivity.
At hatching, chicks are covered in pale grey down. They fledge about two months later and reach the sexual maturity at 4-5 years.
As in other species, young are probably fed by both parents by regurgitation onto the floor of the nest.

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