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Field Guide to the Birds of East
Africa
Terry Stevenson, John Fanshawe: Buy
from Amazon.com
or Amazon.co.uk
- This field guide to a spectacular
region for birding covers all the resident, migrant and
vagrant birds of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda
and Burundi, describing a remarkable 1388 species. The plates
show 3400 images illustrating all the plumages and major
races likely to be encountered. Set opposite the plates
are concise descriptive accounts describing identification,
status, range, habits and voice, and range maps for each
species.
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Collins Illustrated Checklist:
Birds of Eastern Africa
Ber Van Perlo: Buy from Amazon.com
or Amazon.co.uk
- I took this book with me for a two
week family holiday in Kenya where I visited Tsavo game
parks, coastal regions and also went on a bush walk near
Mombasa. As a beginner to African birds I found the illustrations
and brief descriptions very helpful and in some cases
it was superior to the larger reference books that I had
studied before I went.
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Lonely Planet: Watching Wildlife:
East Africa
David Andrew, Susan Rhind:
Buy from Amazon.com
or Amazon.co.uk
- This invaluable guide covers more
than 100 bird and wildlife-watching destinations in East
Africa, (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda.). The
itineraries include the Bwindi Impenetrable, Lake Mburo
and Murchison Falls National Parks. Each featured destination
is accompanied by maps to the best sites. An extensive photo
gallery features all the main bird and mammal groups. Recommended.
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Superb, concise and
compact enough to use in the field. All the mammals you
are ever likely to encounter on a trip to africa. For
anyone with an interest in African mammals, there really
is no substitute. More than 700 illustrations by the authoritive
and acclaimed Jonathon Kingdon.
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Collins Safari Guide:
Birds of East Africa
David Hosking, Martin Withers: Buy
from Amazon.com
or Amazon.co.uk
- This guide covers all the common birds
found in East Africa and the major areas visited by safaris
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Ethiopia. Each species is
illustrated, with the differences betwen the male and female
pointed out.
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Recommended travel books for Tanzania
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Bradt Safari Guide: Northern Tanzania: Available
direct from Bradt travel
guides
Philip Briggs: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
- An indispensable companion for the
wildlife enthusiast and birdwatcher on safari in Tanzania.
There is excellent coverage of the National Parks, a wildlife
section with information on key endemic species and
a valuable itinerary planner.
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Lonely Planet: East Africa
Hugh Finlay, Geof Crowther
: Buy from Amazon.com
or Amazon.co.uk
- While sometimes flawed and annoyingly
out of date, LP's East Africa remains one of the best guides
to the region. Travel info is mostly reliable, and the hotel/hostel
write ups make finding somewhere to crash far easier.
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Lonely Planet: Trekking
in East Africa
David Else :
Buy from Amazon.com
or Amazon.co.uk
- East Africa has some of the world's
most spectacular national parks and trekking routes. This
guide, covering Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi and Zambia,
provides practical information on how to prepare a trek,
what to take, the best trails and how to hire a guide.
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