On Friday, April 26, 2019, 2:10:06 p.m. PDT, Colin Jackson colin.jackson@arocha.org [kenyabirdsnet] <kenyabirdsnet-noreply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Just to follow up on this one, on 10th April a male Tacazze
Sunbird was seen in City Park during the CISCA (Citizen Science in
Africa) workshop field excursion. Interesting that within 8 months
there have been two records of Tacazze around Nairobi. Suggestions
of climate change?
The data being collected through the African Bird Atlas / Kenya
Bird Map will allow us to pick up such trends in species
distribution change and we are reaching the stage where we will be
able to start telling some very interesting stories about our bird
movements and populations. Watch this space...
Colin
On 02/09/2018 17:34, James Bradley
jalopyjamo@gmail.com [kenyabirdsnet] wrote:
Dear All,
For those who bird in the Nairobi area, an immature male Tacazze Sunbird was photographed at the snake park at NMK on 25 August. Of the four Nectarinia sunbird that occur in Nairobi this is by far the rarest, with only 1 or 2 previous records.
Good birding,
James
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