Semuliki National Park is a home to Over 440 bird species, including the Nkulengu Rail, Congo Serpent Eagle, Yellow-throated Cuckoo, Long-tailed Hawk, and Red-billed Dwarf Hornbill

Bwindi is world-famous for mountain gorillas, but it’s also one of Africa’s best birding destinations. The forest shelters over 350 bird species, including 23 Albertine Rift endemics.

Birders can enjoy sightings of the African Skimmer, Grey Crowned Crane, Pink-backed Pelican, African Fish Eagle, and White-winged Terns along the Kazinga Channel

Mostly known for chimpanzees, but it’s also one of Uganda’s most rewarding birding spot. Spot the rare Green-breasted Pitta, a stunning species that attracts birders from around the world

Birders can spot Rwenzori Turaco, Rwenzori Batis, Strange Weaver, Handsome Francolin, Rwenzori Double-collared Sunbird, and many others that thrive in these cool, misty forests.

Species in Semuliki National Park include African Finfoot, Papyrus Gonolek, White-winged Tit, Ross’s Turaco, and the Red-faced Barbet — one of Uganda’s special birds.

Combination of big game and birdlife makes it an ideal stop for travelers who want both birding safaris and classic wildlife viewing in one destination. spot Shoebill, Goliath Heron, Abyssinian Ground Hornbill, Red-throated Bee-eater, and Rock Pratincole.

Kidepo Valley National is often called Uganda’s “true African wilderness.” Birding here is a special experience — the park holds over 470 bird species, including Ostrich, Karamoja Apalis, Secretary Bird, Abyssinian Roller, and Red-throated Bee-eater.

Mabamba Wetland Famous for one reason — the Shoebill Stork. This large, prehistoric-looking bird is one of Africa’s most sought-after species. Mabamba Bay Wetland is one of the easiest and most reliable places in the world to see it.