Feathered Friends Flying About in Chobe National Park

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Feathered Friends Flying About in Chobe National Park

Stacy

Posted On 01/10/2024 10:09:11

Botswana | Chobe River | Chobe National Park | Chobe Bakwena Lodge | Safari | Game Drive | Birding | Birds | Pied Kingfisher | Long Toed Lapwing | African Darter | Jacana | Egyptian Geese | Open Billed Stork | Yellow Billed Stork

Feathered Friends Flying About in Chobe National Park

Believe it or not, some people head to Chobe National Park in Botswana with their main goal being to see the amazing bird life. There are thought to be over 450 species of birds flying about in the park, so it's no surprise that the area would be a favorite for birders. Even those who don't claim to be into birding will likely see some unique and interesting feathered friends that will catch their eyes and capture their attention!

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Prior to the start of our African adventure, we never claimed to be avid birdwatchers. As each day on safari went by, we saw more and more unique birds - some of which we were fast enough to capture in photos and many of which were must faster than we were! During our morning "game cruise", our goal was to see the elephants cross the Chobe River. We were also lucky enough to get a few photos of the birds of Chobe. Check out the pied kingfisher, long toed lapwing, African darter, jacana, Egyptian geese, open billed stork and yellow billed stork.

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