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Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Volcanoes National Park
Wattled Crane
Habitat: Vast wetland marshes and floodplains, Africa's largest crane with hanging wattles.
Cuckoo-Roller
Habitat: Forest canopy and wooded savanna, sole member of its family combining features of both cuc...
African Emerald Cuckoo
Habitat: Dense forest canopy, dazzling iridescent green cuckoo heard more than seen.
Dideric Cuckoo
Habitat: Woodland and gardens, small green-glossed cuckoo with a ringing repeated call.
Jacobin Cuckoo
Habitat: Open woodland and savanna, striking black-and-white crested cuckoo.
Red-chested Cuckoo
Habitat: Forest and dense woodland, lays eggs in robin-chat nests, with a loud insistent call.
African Pygmy-Goose
Habitat: Lily-covered pools and lagoons, Africa's smallest waterfowl.
Egyptian Goose
Habitat: Lakes, rivers and open grassland, striking brown-and-white shelduck.
Knob-billed Duck
Habitat: Pools, swamps and seasonal waters, male with a heavy black knob on bill.
Spur-winged Goose
Habitat: Wetlands and lakes, Africa's largest waterfowl with spurs on its wings.
African Fish Eagle
Habitat: Lakes, rivers and wetlands, calling from treetops over water.
African Hawk-Eagle
Habitat: Woodlands and forest edges, hunting primates and medium prey.
Bateleur Eagle
Habitat: Open savanna, soaring with distinctive short-tailed flight.
Crowned Eagle
Habitat: Dense tropical forests, powerful predator of monkeys and duikers.
Long-crested Eagle
Habitat: Forest edges, rivers and wetlands, black eagle with shaggy crest hunting small mammals.
Martial Eagle
Habitat: Open woodland and savanna, Africa's largest eagle.
Secretarybird
Habitat: Open grasslands, terrestrial raptor that stomps snakes.
Steppe Eagle
Habitat: Open plains and woodland, large brown migratory eagle wintering in East Africa.
Tawny Eagle
Habitat: Savanna and grasslands, versatile scavenger and hunter.
Verreaux's Eagle
Habitat: Rocky cliffs and kopjes, specialist hunter of hyrax.
Wahlberg's Eagle
Habitat: Open woodland and savanna, slender tree-nesting eagle that migrates to the equator.
Common Kestrel
Habitat: Open grassland, farmland and roadsides, hovering falcon with chestnut back.
Greater Kestrel
Habitat: Arid savanna and open plains, pale sandy kestrel often seen on the ground.
Lanner Falcon
Habitat: Open country and rocky hills, large pale falcon hunting birds on powerful level flight.