Hi all

Kenya has the over 60 weaver species - the most for any country. I
visited Kenya for a week to present PHOWN (*) workshops (in Nairobi
and also Watamu on the coast).
I joined ringing in both areas, as well as going on Fleur's famous bird walk!
To see photos go to the trip report at http://weavers.adu.org.za/trip2012ke.php

Dieter

(*) PHOWN is a citizen science project of the Animal Demography Unit,
to collect and monitor breeding distributions and colony sizes of
weaver birds globally.
PHOWN (PHOtos of Weaver Nests, http://weavers.adu.org.za/phown.php)


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Dr Dieter Oschadleus
doschadleus@gmail.com (or Dieter.Oschadleus@uct.ac.za)

Bird-ringing Coordinator, SAFRING
Animal Demography Unit      tel: (021) 650-2421
University of Cape Town   NEW fax: (021) 650-3301 (Zoology)
Rondebosch 7701 RSA   After-hours: 083-285-6889
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