Birding in The Zambezi Region
The Zambezi Region (formerly Caprivi Strip) is an excellent bird-watching destination and has over 450 species recorded. It supports many birds not found elsewhere in the country. Most of the Okavango specials can be seen here, including slaty egret, racket-tailed roller and wattled crane. Permanent water in the area makes it a popular stopover for many migrants from Eurasia and elsewhere in Africa, from November to April. A variety of waders is abundant throughout the year.
The list of bird examples found are (Note these are just a few birds mentioned)
- Coppery tailed coucal - Chirping cisticola - Collard palm thrush - Brown fire finch - Brad field hornbill - Bearded Scrub robin - Bat Hawk - Pearl Breasted Swallow - Southern Carmine Bee Eater - Red Tailed Bee Eater
Price
U$17/N$300.00 per hour Birding flexibility up to maximum of 12 hours per day.
Your Options
- The Bwabwata National Park - On the Zambezi River - Chobe National Park (Sedudu Island) - Okavango Delta (Special Booking)
Best Time For Bird Watching
The Zambezi Region can be visited throughout the year, but its wildlife viewing is best in the dry months from May to October. Bird watching is best in the wet months, from November to April, when migrant birds are present. We have the best bird guides, these guys will take you straight to places where your desired birds will be found. Prepare your cameras
