Tanzania XIII. Birds from the Serengeti.

The Serengeti is a high plain about 100 miles east of Lake Manyara. It's dotted with lakes and rivers now in the wet season. The tree density varies from moderate to sparse. Here are another bunch of birds. Many of the birds we saw at all three stops, but I have avoided repeat pix for the most part.

Hildebrandt's starling.

Marabou stork.

Speckle-fronted weaver.

Superb starling.

Von der Drecken's hornbill.

Ring-necked dove.

Great spotted cuckoo.

Lappet-faced vulture.

African pygmy falcon.

Steppe eagle.

Rufous-tailed weaver.

Little bee eater.

White-browed coucal.

Roller - European? Lilac-breasted?

Black-lored babbler.

Blue-capped cordonbleu.

Crowned lapwing.

Fischer's lovebird.

Yellow-throated sand grouse, male in front.

Grey-breasted spur fowl.

Long-crested eagle.