- BIRDLIFE PARADISE
Punda Maria Camp Birding
the far north in the Kruger National Park is birding paradise and Punda Maria offers fabulous birdlife! The Flycatcher Trail provides excellent sightings. The birdbath attracts scores of different species, with constant activity throughout the day.
The hide attracts birds for bathing and drinking and Verreaux’s Eagle can sometimes be sighted overhead.
- INCREDIBLY RICH BIRDLIFE
Shingwedzi Camp
Shingwedzi has abundant birdlife in the camp and not only offers a rich variety of birds during the day, but at night there is the opportunity to see (and hear) nightjars and Scops owls.
And at dusk, you may be lucky enough to see bat hawks catching bats and swifts before the night sets in.
- lovely water BIRDS
Mopani Camp
Inside Mopani camp the indigenous vegetation has been left as found in the wild, not only adding to the unique atmosphere of the camp, but also encouraging abundant birdlife.
Binoculars reveal a plethora of water birds around the Pioneer Dam.
- birds and bats
Letaba Camp
Letaba has a varied birdlife population and is particularly good for viewing owls at night. You may be lucky enough to see Pearl-spotted, Barred and Scops Owls in the evening.
Letaba is also one of the most bat-rich camps in the Kruger National Park, and particularly known for its resident fruit bats… a tremendous sighting of winged mammals.
- Busy camp birdlife
Olifants Camp
Olifants has a very rewarding birdlife. Red-winged starlings are particularly prominent. Trumpeter hornbill and pied barbet are regularly seen in camp, and when the many aloe plants in camp are in flower, they act as a magnet for sunbirds.
A pair of binoculars will reveal some amazing birdlife in the riverbed.
