Birders Lens proudly joined the Avian Conservation Uganda Society and over 30 participants in celebrating Global Big Birding Day and World Migratory Bird Day 2026 at Lutembe Bay Ramsar Site. The event began with introductions and an educational briefing led…
Cranes are among the most elegant and symbolic birds in the world. Known for their graceful movements, long legs, and distinctive calls, cranes have inspired cultures for centuries. Across wetlands and grasslands, these birds play an important ecological role while…
Birders Lens undertook a strategic field visit to Koome Island, located in Mukono District on Lake Victoria, Uganda’s largest freshwater lake and the second largest freshwater lake in the world. The visit followed a formal invitation to participate in a…
The Woodland Kingfisher (Halcyon senegalensis) is widely distributed across tropical Africa, including Uganda, and is classified as Least Concern by the IUCN due to its vast range and stable population. Uganda lies within the core equatorial zone where this species…
At Birders Lens, we take pride in forging strong, mutually beneficial partnerships that elevate the birding and ecotourism experience in Uganda and East Africa. We recently had the distinct honor of leading a nature walk and birding activity at the…
Our time with Ms. Deva from the USA was a beautiful reminder of why birding is more than just a hobby it’s a deeply rewarding way to connect with nature, people, and place. Her passion for birds, nature and her…
Among Uganda’s lush wetlands and sparkling lakes, few birds capture the imagination quite like the African Jacana (Actophilornis africanus). Famous for their enormous toes and graceful steps across floating vegetation, these birds are often called “Lily Trotters” and Uganda offers…
Uganda, often dubbed the “Pearl of Africa,” is renowned for its lush landscapes, vibrant ecosystems, and exceptional bird diversity. Among the country’s 1,090+ bird species, few capture the imagination and curiosity of birders like the striking Pied Kingfisher (Ceryle rudis).…
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