Rwanda Bird Watching Tour. Where to Go for Birding Safaris in Rwanda?

Your Rwanda Bird Watching Tour will be the most exciting trip of your life thanks to Acacia Safaris Uganda. Acacia safaris will take you to every Rwanda Bird Watching Tour site. All African travelers will always remember their safaris with Acacia Safaris Uganda in Rwanda. About 650 different bird species have been identified in Rwanda, making for an exciting trip on a Rwanda bird-watching safari. These include a large number of the highly sought-after Albertine Rift Endemics (‘AREs), as well as some rare West African forest species that are only found as far east as Rwanda. Additionally, a small number of regionally rare species can only be observed (safely) in Rwanda at the moment. The Best Sites for Bird Watching tour holidays in Rwanda are described by Derek Schulman.

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10 Days Best Rwanda Safaris tour takes you for a Rwanda Bird Watching tour to Rwanda safari destination of Akagera national park. It will also take you on a Rwanda gorilla safaris tour to Volcanoes national park.

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The 14 Days Best Gorilla Safari Rwanda & Wildlife Safari Tours in Kenya takes you for a Rwanda gorilla Safaris tour to Volcanoes national park. Rwanda Wildlife tour to Akagera park, and after which you fly to Kenya for a Kenya safari.

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Nyungwe Forest National Park

This stunning and old tropical evergreen forest, which is primarily known for the 13 species of resident primates, is arguably the most exciting for bird watching tour in Rwanda. Nyungwe Forest is divided by a winding tarmac road, and the topography contains numerous steep slopes.

Birders can find most of the Albertine Rift resident endemics along the road, including the remarkable “painted” Rwenzori Turaco, Handsome Francolin, Mountain Black Boubou, and Rwenzori Batis. Additionally visible are Stripe-breasted Tit and Strange Weaver. The sought-after Red-collared Mountain Babbler can currently only be safely found in Nyungwe Forest.

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Volcanoes National Park

A renowned home to mountain gorillas, two troops of recently acclimated golden monkeys, and 180 different species of birds can all be found in this park. This makes Volcanoes national park an exciting bird-watching tour destination in Rwanda. The terrain consists primarily of steep volcanic slopes and is well situated within the Virunga volcano chain. Much of the Afro-montane forest below 2,500 meters have been cleared for agriculture.

Higher up, there is moorland, marsh, and grassland, with Giant Lobelias occasionally being a notable feature. Most of the habitat is made up of dense bamboo stands and Hagenia woods between 2,500 and 3,500 meters. Numerous Albertine Rift endemics are resident birds, including the Handsome Francolin, the coveted and magnificent Rwenzori Turaco, the Dusky and Shelley’s Crimson wings, and Archer’s Robin-chat.

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Akagera National Park

Akagera national park is not only a wildlife safari destination but a bird-watching tour in Rwanda. Savanna, relatively open grassland, and Papyrus swamps are the dominant features of the park in eastern Rwanda. Many widely dispersed African birds, including Bennett’s Woodpecker, headed Black Chat, White-Black-collared Barbet, Tabora Cisticola, and Miombo Wren-warbler, can be found in the acacia savanna.

The best place to look for the extremely rare Ring-necked Francolin is probably Akagera. On the grounds of the Akagera Game Lodge, look for the rare Souza’s shrike as well as the highly specialized Red-faced Barbet, an acacia specialist. Brown Parrot, White-winged Black Tit, Barefaced Go-Away Bird, and Sooty Chat are additional species worth searching for.

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