With more than 1,000 species of birds, Uganda is home to the highest concentration of land birds in Africa and is the best place to see the legendary whale-headed stork.
The whale-headed stork resembles a stork, so named because of its huge bird beak that resembles a whale's head. There are currently only between 5,000 and 8,000 birds worldwide, listed as vulnerable birds.
The whale-headed stork is tall , averaging 1.2 m tall and with a wingspan of up to 2.6 m. The hook-shaped beak is particularly sharp, and even crocodiles with thick skin are its favorite prey.
The Yellow Eagle Owl, among the owls, ranks first in Africa and third in the world. Usually appears in pairs on tall trees and can be found in botanical gardens in Entebbe, Uganda.
The African life belt, with its long tail, is currently life-threatening like its name, and belongs to a non-endangered species.
The red-faced toucan, a popular and beloved bird, is currently found only in Uganda, north-eastern Tanzania and Rwanda. It is said that the red panda bird is also known as the Guan Gong bird, and the red-faced toucan will not agree...
The purple starling, because of its gorgeous feathers, will be caught and sold by humans. Late summer or early autumn, flocks of low-lying thorny bushes and relatively food-rich areas in Uganda are the best seasons to see.
The African fin-toed grebe (ti), a crane-shaped order with flap-like webs on its feet, sometimes showing only its head and neck on the surface of the water when swimming. Lake Mboro National Park in Uganda is the best place to see.
The Great Blue Banana Crane, which is active on the top of the forest, mainly eats the fruits of various plants, and is hunted in large numbers because its feathers and flesh are good. Uganda's Bwindi National Park is a great place to see it. Its bird's crown resembles a gladiator's helmet with wood on top?
The East African crowned crane is uganda's national bird. Its head is the most impressive, its cheeks are embedded with small red patches on top and large white patches below, a pair of small round eyes that are shining with god, and two large red flesh hangings under its throat. The feathers on the front of the head are covered with a piece of dark velvet satin, soft and smooth, and the back is wearing a brocade crown woven of stiff silk wool, shining like a crown. Great places to see in Elizabeth National Park.
The Moose's blackbird, the Bigodi Swamp in Uganda's Beventy Game Reserve National Park, is a great place to see.
The black and white noisy hornbills, which also become gray-cheeked hornbills, are generally slightly smaller than the males and lay two eggs. The Kibale Forest in Uganda is a great place to see.
All of the images in the atlas were taken by Sherry McKelvie, who has been living in Uganda for 26 years, together with her colleagues, who are professional guides, photographers and bird research experts who have published an album of almost all Ugandan birds. Images have been authorized to be published to the Global Academic Innovation Headlines. Birds have not only been friends of human beings since ancient times, these beautiful elves may also bring us a lot of inspiration and inspiration...