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Rwanda's birds and wildlife
Falling for the BIRDS of KIgali
Will’s first book, Falling for the Birds of Kigali was published in early 2023. Over 256 pages and 130 species photographed, the book showcases the stunning birds that call Kigali home. It also highlights the impressive conservation work being done in Rwanda’s capital, and promotes Kigali and Rwanda as an awesome bird watching destination.
It can be found in book shops across Rwanda and can be bought on line at: https://komezart.com/collections/will-wilson/products/falling-for-the-birds-of-kigali
LATEST ARTICLES
Rwanda is home to sixteen members of the swallow family, which is called Hirundinidae. Nine of these are ‘true swallows’, the remaining seven consist of two saw-wings and five martins....
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Three different species of ibis call Rwanda home. Two of these, the Hadada and African Sacred Ibis are resident species and can be found year-round across the country. The Glossy Ibis...
Birds are good for us. It is now widely acknowledged that watching birds and listening to birdsong improves our mental well-being and has lasting positive effects on our mental health.
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Two species of mousebird call Rwanda home – the Speckled Mousebird and the Blue-naped Mousebird. Both are breeding residents and can be found in their preferred habitats throughout...
If you had asked me a couple of years to visualise a kingfisher, my mind would have conjured up an image of beautiful little bird with a long beak perched next to water. However, I...
I'd love to hear from you
If you have have any questions about Rwanda’s birds, queries or feedback about the articles, gallery, or if you want Will to write about a certain avian topic or area, he’d love to hear from you.
