Robert Tour Guide

11/05/2024

I may not hear your language but your expressions speak louder !

10/01/2024

The banded Mangoose.

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06/10/2023

Proudly Ugandan! Visit Uganda for a memorable safari experience!

26/08/2023

That's how naturally gifted Uganda is!

12/08/2023

A good morning from Bwindi impenetrable national park! Gorillas are waiting 😊!

24/07/2023

Mating season!
Did you know that during oestrus(4-7 days), the couple may copulate for over 50 times in 24 hours in intervals of 15 to 30 minutes for which the act lasts less than a minute?

05/07/2023

Association of the Titans. A meeting was being held between the equals in the industry 😄 ✔️

10/04/2023

The Uganda Kob 😊 (kobus Kob thomasi) is a subspecies of kobs in the antelope family. This particular subspecie is distributed in Uganda, south Sudan and Democratic republic of congo. It's Uganda's national animal illustrated on the national coat of arms with a grey crowned crane. What an elegant creature!

06/04/2023

At the dining table enjoying his lunch; the borassus palm tree. On his back is a great friend called Piac piac. He relieves him of parasites like ticks!

02/04/2023

Common Patas Monkey (erythrocebus Patas) It's a distinct specie of monkeys that live in the semi-arid areas. Males are slightly larger in size compared to the females. Groups are only observed during the mating season which is always during the wet. In a none mating period a group of females is only left with a single male as the rest sparse themselves in different areas. Males attain maturity at the age of 4 years. They feed on insects, tubers and seeds. Surprisingly, they are the fastest among all primates with a speed of 55km/h

29/03/2023

Cheetahs taking a rest behind the termite mount. It's a reminder that nature is coordinated! We need each other to survive 😊.

27/03/2023

Jackson's hartebeest also known as Lelwel hartebeest is among the 8 subspecies of a Hartebeest for which they belong to the antelope family. Difference is majorly on their coat (skin color).
They have a gestation of 8-9 months and life span of 13-15 years. Their distribution in Uganda is in north and northwest protected areas.

24/03/2023

Gorilla tracking is a lifetime experience!

17/03/2023

Family is everything ☺️.

13/03/2023

Their heart beat pumps so first. A shade therefore is important when temperatures are high. That's one of the reasons why they climb!

12/03/2023

The law in the jungle is "Survival for the fittest!"

10/03/2023

Proud of motherland Uganda!

10/03/2023

Tree climbing lions.
Even the trees, hierarchy is highly respected! The leader (stronger lion) takes the best spot! The cubs in the picture explain it all!

09/03/2023

Saddle billed stork. The bird I favor to have been my country's national bird because of the flag colors on it's beak!

08/03/2023

Cheetahs!
Five subspecies exist namely; Sudan cheetahs, Northwest Africa cheetahs, South Africa cheetahs, Asiatic and the East Africa cheetahs. The East Africa cheetahs (Acinonyx Jubatus raineyi) are the largest among all the subspecies.
Generally the cheetahs are classified on the IUCN list as vulnerable and who's highest populations are those of south Africa subspecies and the East Africa the second. These fastest animals on land can as well be sighted in Uganda's protected areas namely; kidepo valley national park and Pian Upe wildlife reserve. Their habitat is the open grassland.
Surprisingly, in the felinae subfamily, they are the only diurnals! They hunt small animals and birds. They live in small groups of mother and young ones or male coalitions. Male coalitions are permanent for life as for females separate from their young ones between a year and a half to two years. Babies are born after a gestation of 3 months and 2-8 cubs are always delivered. They gain adult hood status at two and a half years to three and ready for mating.
They have quite a short lifespan of 7 years in the wild.

07/03/2023

The description of a bull in musth ( period when bulls are in heat with high reproductive hormones) is well exhibited in the pic above. Temporin (liquid between the ear and the eyes) and the er****on are evident!

05/03/2023

A jump that I have never seen before! Fortunately I had my camera ready! The Red Columbus monkey jumped 20-30 meters or more from one higher tree to the other to find relatives!

02/03/2023

The little bee eaters.
Bee eaters are colorful birds with striking green backs and sharp curved beaks with black legs. Quite a wide family whose difference can be identified by size, throats, breasts and chest coloring. These near- passerines, just like the name suggests, they predominantly feed on bees, flies among other insects. They feed from lower levels as they parch on a favorite branch. They make burrow nests in which they lay their eggs.

01/03/2023

Dare not step in an elephant's dung, your feet could easily get pierced! This is because they have a poor digestive system that does not crush fully the vegetation they feed on for which a mong the favorite are the thorny acacia trees! Visit Uganda to be a witness 😜

28/02/2023

The pose/posture of the zebras is not a coincidence but a defensive mechanism/ strategy to confuse the predator with their stripes so as not to pick on one but look at them as a whole huge thing! Clever ah?

27/02/2023

Cheetahs! World's fastest land mammals.
Rarely sighted but of course you stand better chances with the best 😜. Visit Kidepo valley national park and Pian Upe wildlife reserve in Uganda for such unique encounters!

24/02/2023

As the saying goes, "one man's meat is another one's poison!" Giraffes are known to feed on their favorite thorny Acacia trees. The question is, don't they get pricked?
Well, they have a specially adopted tongue to their feeding habits that is 40-50cm long with no front upper teeth in the mouth. The black-like or purplish tongue has thick and sticky saliva that coats any thorny vegetation eaten so as not to hurt the mouth or the digestive tract!

23/02/2023

Under the rules of nature, "we all contribute to the survival of one another!" Regardless of how small or big, the fact remains that we need each other! The yellow billed oxpeckers on the buffalo's back play a critical role in pecking ticks off their bodies that relieve them of parasites, in return of food! Mutualism at play!

21/02/2023

Sun set made in Uganda! Every single day am grateful to God that am a citizen to this beautiful country! You can too wake up and go to sleep to such sceneries! VISIT UGANDA!

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20/02/2023

Ashy flycatcher.
One of the bird species in mother land Uganda! Commonly sighted in riverine forests, waterlogged areas, farmlands among other biomes.just like the name suggests, their diet consists of flies and other insects.