​Birds – Kwando Concession

Anthony Ham
Expert
By Anthony Ham

Anthony is a renowned Africa expert and author of many Lonely Planet guidebooks, including the Botswana & Namibia guide.

Anthony is a renowned Africa expert and author of the Botswana & Namibia Lonely Planet guide.

Anthony is the author of the Botswana & Namibia Lonely Planet guide.

Birding in Kwando Concession is outstanding. The concession is great for Okavango specials, such as slaty egret, and the drier mopane woodland species, such as white-headed black chat. Night drives offer an opportunity to spot nocturnal species, including owls, coursers and nightjars. Although the quality of guiding is excellent, there isn’t much emphasis here on bird watching. Serious birders should consider inquiring about private activities.

Notable Birds in Kwando Concession
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African skimmer
Rare
Little bee-eater
Common
Ostrich
Common
Sacred ibis
Common
Slaty egret
Rare

Birding Rating

Birding Specials –Treats for Avid Birders

Facts & Figures

Birds in Kwando Concession
Bird Species
300+
Migratory Birds
Nov to Apr

Best Time for Bird Watching

The best time for bird watching in Kwando Concession is in the Wet season, from November to April, when summer migrants arrive. Bird watching is very good though at any time of the year. Many of the raptors are resident and can be spotted throughout the year. Wildlife viewing is better during the dry months, from July to October.

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Birding Rating

Facts & Figures

Birds in Kwando Concession
Bird Species
300+
Migratory Birds
Nov to Apr