From July 21 to 30, 2016, Haitian Yise organized a Kenya wildlife photography creation activity, this creation has been a complete success, a total of 21 species of wild animals (published on this website), 31 species of birds, now on 31 species of birds separately to show you and attach the name and brief introduction of birds, today is the second release of 10 species, the next time it is finished, if there is something inappropriate, welcome to follow the post to correct. In July 2017, the Kenya Wildlife Photography Creation Activity will start again, please pay attention to the www.htyscm.com for details.
11. The white-browed crow is distributed in south-central Africa (including the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula and the entire African continent south of the Sahara Desert (Tropic of Cancer)." ）
12. The African Grebe is distributed in south-central Africa, including the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula and the entire African continent south of the Sahara Desert (Tropic of Cancer).
13. Egyptian geese are birds of the genus Egyptian geese in the duck family, commonly known as bald geese. Weight 11-4 kg. The eyes are brown, there are a pair of red circles that look like sunglasses at the eye sockets, the neck and back feathers are chocolate colored, and a pair of large wings that are good at flying are composed of neatly arranged black and white colors, with pink long feet and a beige mouth. The upperparts are slightly mottled reddish-brown , and the neck has a collar that is reddish brown. It is found in the upper Nile valleys and sub-Saharan Africa.
14. Vulture, a large bird of prey, 108-120 cm in length. The whole body is dark brown , the head is bare , with only short black-brown down feathers , the hind neck is completely naked and featherless , and the base of the neck is wrinkled with long black or pale brownish white feathers. Juveniles are paler than adults, have a more bare head, and are easier to identify.
It inhabits low hills and alpine wastelands and forests in wild rock meadows, valley streams and forest edges, often alone, and occasionally in small groups, especially in food-rich areas. Feed on the carcasses of large animals, often soaring over open and more exposed mountains and plains, peering into animal carcasses. Occasionally, it flies low along the mountainous terrain, actively attacking small and medium-sized mammals, amphibians, reptiles and birds, and sometimes attacking domestic animals.
It is found in northwestern Africa, southern Europe, Spain, southern France, Romania, the Balkan Peninsula, and eastwards through Asia Minor, northern Arabia, Central Asia, Iran, Afghanistan, western Himalayas, India, Mongolia, former Soviet Turkestan, Tajikistan, Altai, and all the way to southern Siberia.
15. Long-legged eagle, a bird of the order Ploveridae Of the family Regurgitate. The legs and mouth are slender. It is about 35 to 45 cm (14 to 18 inches) long. Living around ponds in warmer areas, it feeds for crustaceans and other small aquatic animals in shallow waters overgrown with mudflats and reeds. The body of the common long-legged sandpiper varies from black to white, with pink legs and red eyes.
16, bead-necked dove, also known as partridge eagle, partridge, middle spotted, flower spotted dove, flower neck spotted dove, pearl dove, spotted dove, bead-necked pigeon, spotted beetle, is distributed in South Asia, Southeast Asia and southern China in a wide area of a common spotted dove.
17, gray-necked heron bustard also known as Collie bird, gray-necked heron bustard is the world's largest flying weight bird. It is found in eastern Africa and in Angola and South Africa. It inhabits grasslands and other environments, and moves in small groups, feeding on the old bark, branches, etc. of plants. The breeding period is from February to September, and the nest is on the field ground, laying 2 eggs per nest.
18. The red-beaked hornbill is distributed in south-central Africa (including the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula and the entire African continent south of the Sahara Desert (Tropic of Cancer)." ）
19. Starlings of Lu's, starlings are medium-sized birds, with a total of 21 species and moderate size. The shape of the mouth is almost straight and pointed, the mouth edge is smooth or only the upper mouth is missing; the mouth whiskers are either present or absent. The nostrils are bare or covered with weeping feathers. The wings are moderately long, with 10 primary flight feathers, the first one is very short and small; the tail feathers are short, flat-tailed, and the tail feathers are 12. The feet are long and strong, with shield-like scales on the leading edge. The male and female are morphologically similar ; the juveniles have longitudinal stripes on the body feathers. The habitat is open woodland and spiny high shrubland areas. The staple food is plant fruits and berries, as well as insects, and nests in tree holes, soil cliff wall holes or crack holes. Moulting is only done in autumn every year. It is found in Africa.
20. White-headed cattle bird. It is found in south-central Africa, including the southern Arabian Peninsula and the entire African continent south of the Sahara Desert (Tropic of Cancer). ）
In July 2017, the Wildlife Photography Creation Activity in Kenya will start again, please pay attention to the www.htyscm.com for details