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aaaah mghoi! naseka koimbe hata ngaliwa ngera neka ofis. naseka kabla nisewonie worning yako ola sikira.....mwasuisui oka mtineri hata kukemuocha...kukunya na kulavua udalungua so u have to keep watching for that one second otherwise kudasowa nyama hehehehe if only you could put on your speakers and hear how loud i loughed......haki hii forum inanijaaaaaz

Ola kwafuma kukaniseka.......I tried putting on my speakers, I had to funga them haraka sana cos hicho kicheko
Yani huwu hata oho kwaochere nyonyi

heee! redobwaghwa ni bro kweli kweli na panda sa rimu ngule ngule (oke iyo ngulengule kwaichi?) ini kazi yapo yedeka nikuocha ukareda iringo didaja diwose lakini mwasuisui ni wapo uekeri manake ndokudimagha kumuwagha oka mtini ajabu! ela wasingie kushinda iringo

i understand taita will soon become a desert if people are not careful...watu wanakata miti kabisa...why? I remember the days when i was growing up we had the motto, cut one tree plant two..kwani they dont teach that in schools anymore?

moeny money money.......timber is big business ...watu dont want to know that they are courting desert.....i have heard that in some areas cutting trees has been banned unless one has a permit

The correct identification of bird species is essential in any attempt to determine rarity or abundance of birds. To this end I draw your attention to Birds of Kenya and Northern Tanzania, by Dale Zimmermann et al. A colleague has, on this forum isolated the case of Mwalangalanga as a rare bird. it is quite difficult to ascertain this, as there are numerous species of sunbirds, which are all loosely referred to as mwalangalanga ( see Zimmermann et al). A good guide book and a good pair of binoculars are essential basic equipment to any aspiring birder. There are local bird-watching interest groups in Nairobi, Kisumu and Mombasa, where one can learn the basics of birding at very modest cost.

Indeed there are rare birds in Taita, such as the Taita Falcon and Taita white-eye.

Cheers

Zaidi

Taita Falcon ni Wangojhi angu ni Mbungu? Wangohji was colourful ela saa rose wadakaiya msumbesunyi koighu toe ukizighana nguku rakedu and in one clean swipe fly down and pick one!! I feared both of them as a child. Anyway, it is true that Taita birds have lost their habitat and are unable to reproduce as before. Yekoghe nyonyi imu kala yekoghe na mshushu mulacha na yedueghe vina kweli. Ideka na rangi ra chokwa, chilu na yekundu. Nelaghalwa ni iruna jhake but I remember it from many years back. Mndungi waiwonie andwangi cha mzinyi?

iyo nyonyi nio iwangwaa ireu?? am trying to figure out your description.
btw, capri iyo picha yaghokee sana ni oho moni and if so you look gorgeous!!

Capri59 dear you look as gorgeous as the beautifull Taila Falcon. Great.

That's me alright! I decided to come out of the shadows.......I saw this old pic in one of my posts.

That falcon was really scary for a girl in a compound full of chickens. Luckily the chicken always alerted us when they saw it patched on a tree across the valley. It was as if we had to share those chicken.........we had no choice