1874 An Eastern chanting-goshawk, recognisable from the dark chanting-goshawk by its yellow cere and orange legs

1875 The grey-headed kingfisher eats insects and small lizards

1876 White-throated bee-eater

1877 Flocks of superb starlings are very numerous in Meru

1878 Somali ostriches with their young, Not many will make it to adulthood

1879 Rufous-crowned roller

18980 The European bee-eater is a migrant, arriving prior to the onset of the rains

1881 Another shot of a European bee-eater, in different lighting conditions

1882 The striped kingfisher is found over most of sub-saharan Africa

1883 Black-headed lapwing

1884 Common sandpiper

1885 The crested francolin has the noisiest wake up call of any bird I've ever camped near

1886 African grey hornbill. The lack of a casque and pinkish tip to the beak suggest that this is a female

1887 The hamerkop is considered to be magical, or a bird of ill omen

1888 The palm-nut vulture eats the fruits of the oil palm as well as molluscs, fish and sometimes carrion

1865 Sausage tree flowers attract the attention of a scarlet-chested sunbird looking for nectar

1890 The broad-billed roller likes to perch at the top of the tallest rees, making for a difficult shot

1891 Taita fiscal

1892 The African hoopoe is almost identical to the European one

1893 One of the smallest of its family, this is a buff-crested bustard

1894 The Ruppell's griffon vulture is now critically endangered

1895 Pied crow

1896 The European roller is a migrant, arriving in October and leaving in April

1897 A trumpeter hornbill. This is a female, with a smaller casque than the male