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The western loop is the trip I run most often, and for good reason: in nine days it covers four completely distinct avifaunas without a single wasted transfer. This is how it went in July.
The numbers
- 412 species recorded across 9 days
- 4 Kenyan endemics and 11 near-endemics
- 6 bases, none for fewer than two nights
- Best day: Kakamega, 168 species
Days 1–2 — Naivasha
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Days 3–5 — Baringo and Bogoria
The cliffs behind Baringo produced Hemprich’s Hornbill within twenty minutes of arriving, and the night drive is always the part clients talk about afterwards.
Days 6–8 — Kakamega
Three sessions across both Buyangu and Isecheno. Great Blue Turaco on the first afternoon; Turner’s Eremomela held out until the last morning, which is roughly par.
Days 9 — Dunga Swamp
Papyrus Gonolek duetting at 06:40, then the flight home.
Logistics
Vehicle, permits, guide fees, where we stayed and what it cost. This section earns more enquiries than anything else on the page — future clients are trying to work out whether the trip is feasible for them.
