Free bird trekking along the edge of the park is now available on request. The guides are happy to take you out from 5-6 p.m. if you book by 10 a.m. that morning. You can choose where the walk will take you, or simply relax in the campground.
A stroll a long the buffalo wall toward the Congo takes you through a wetland area where the Ibis, Whydah, Speckled Mousebird, and Fire Finch are found. Stonechat, Grey Capped Warbler, Waxbills, and Yellow-Vented Bulbul are often seen around the campground.
Ask your guide where the best spots are. Feel free to take your time and go at your own pace, there is no hurry when birdingbirds.This is time when you are even free to learn about the .culture of the people of Uganda
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