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11/08/2026

WHEN THIRST DRIVES THE GIANTS | TSAVO WEST
From the balcony of Ngulia Safari Lodge, high along the iconic Ndawe Escarpment, we watched Tsavo’s giants gather around the shrinking water pans under the relentless African sun.
Some drank what little water remained, while others dug into the dry earth, searching for the life - giving water beneath. Across the parched plains, the adults stood scattered protectively around the young - keeping the little ones safely tucked between them.
In Tsavo, every drop counts. Every moment tells a story.

06/05/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! James Waweru, Simon Mwichigi

24/03/2026

06/08/2025

Birdwatching in Kenya. A traveler's guide to the land of 1100 bird species

Kenya is a pretty amazing place for anyone who likes birds. It’s got these huge open spaces, cool lakes, and even some forests, all packed with different kinds of birds.

06/08/2025

Explore Kenya's Premier Avian hotspots with local experts

Explore Kenya’s Premier Avian Hotspots with Local Experts Kenya stands as one of the most iconic birding destinations in the world. With more than 1,100 recorded species, including both

12/05/2025

Early morning magic at Aberdares National Park! We gave way to this stunning Leopard, and in return, it led us for a short stroll before pausing, glancing back as if to say, 'Hope you enjoyed the es**rt,' then vanished into the thicket.

29/11/2024

The African Jacana [Actophilornis africanus], affectionately known as the "Jesus Bird," enchants birdwatchers with its unique ability to appear as though walking on water. This illusion is made possible by its long toes and wide feet, allowing it to gracefully traverse floating vegetation. Captured foraging at Manguo Ponds (Limuru), this striking wader probes through water lilies and grassy patches, showcasing its fascinating feeding behavior. With its rich chestnut plumage, white facial shield, and agile movements, the African Jacana is a marvel of nature’s adaptation. Whether you’re a passionate birder or a nature enthusiast, this remarkable bird offers unforgettable moments in Kenya's wetlands.

09/10/2024

During our thrilling game drive in Nairobi National Park, we were treated to a breathtaking sighting of two massive Southern White Rhinos with their two young ones resting in a muddy marsh. This incredible scene was set against the backdrop of city buildings and new constructions, blending urban life with wildlife. Nearby, several bird species, including Grey-headed Sparrows, a Three-banded Plover, and a Wood Sandpiper, foraged peacefully close to the Rhinos. On the water’s edge, nearly three dozen immature White-backed Vultures rested, appearing content after a meal, though no carcass was visible. One Rhino briefly stood up in a relaxed posture, epitomizing the tranquillity of a lazy afternoon. This rare juxtaposition of cityscape and diverse wildlife in Nairobi National Park offers a truly unique safari experience that showcases Kenya’s natural wonders right next to its bustling capital.

08/10/2024

During a recent safari, we had the rare opportunity to witness a spectacular mating scene between a powerful male lion with a stunning dark mane and a lioness, captured just meters from our vehicle. Notably, the male lion had a pink-colored left eye, indicating an infection that added to his rugged appearance. Lion mating rituals are intense and frequent, occurring every 20 to 30 minutes for several days, enhancing the chances of successful fertilization. This frequent mating behavior ensures a higher probability of pregnancy, as lionesses have a short window of fertility. It's fascinating that despite the high energy expenditure, this ritual is essential to maintaining pride genetics and dominance. Such sightings are uncommon, making this encounter even more special. Join us at Twinspot Tours and Travel Ltd for a chance to witness these extraordinary moments in the wild.

04/10/2024

On a recent tour through Nairobi National Park, we had the incredible opportunity to observe a male Maasai Ostrich strolling gracefully through the open grasslands, with the city’s skyline and residential houses creating a stunning backdrop. This giant bird, also known as the Common Ostrich, has a fascinating breeding system involving a dominant hen and 5-6 minor hens, all laying eggs in the same nest. The major hen incubates the eggs during the day, while the male takes over at night. After hatching in about six weeks, the chicks leave the nest within just four days. Though they mature at 3-4 years, males typically reach mating status between 6-7 years. Interestingly, Egyptian Vultures break their eggs using stones! With a booming call that can carry over a kilometer, these magnificent creatures add unforgettable wildlife magic to any visit to Nairobi National Park.