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Trip	Ethiopia - Summer Endemics 2021 by Rockjumper Birding 5 \| Excellent 19 Reviews Trip Details Save Trip Customize

Duration	17 days
Price From	$ 5,795
Price Per Day	$ 341
Highlights	Ruspoli’s & White-cheeked Turacos Stresemann’s Bush Crow Spot-breasted Lapwing Blue-winged Goose Rouget’s Rail Egyptian Plover Wattled Ibis Ankober Serin Yellow-fronted Parrot Black-winged Lovebird Erkel’s & Harwood’s Francolins White-backed Black Tit Abyssinian Woodpecker Donaldson-Smith’s Nightjar White-tailed Swallow Archer’s (Sidamo) Gillett’s & Somali Short-toed Larks White-winged Collared Dove Nile Valley & Black-bellied Sunbirds Arabian & Hartlaub’s Bustards Golden-breasted Magpie & White-billed Starlings Pygmy Batis Red-naped Bushshrike Juba Weaver.
Trip Style	Small group tour
Lodging Level	Standard
Physical Level	3- Moderate
Travel Themes	Nature & Wildlife Birding National Parks Eco, Sustainable & Green Travel
Countries Visited	Ethiopia
Cities and Attractions	N/A
Flights & Transport	Ground transport included
Activities	Bird watching Educational/ learning Nature Wildlife viewing
Meals Included	N/A
Description	Ethiopia is hands-down one of Africa’s most productive and rewarding birding destinations. A plethora of endemic birds, many of which are very tame and confiding is further complimented by a rich assemblage of forest and savannah species, rare mammals and a kaleidoscope of culture and food that combine to produce a fascinating and intriguing experience. Spring brings earth parching rain, flushing the spectacular landscapes in green. Spring means the Palearctic migrants have already returned home, but the important endemic and near endemic species are just beginning their breeding cycle. Outside of the regular tourist season, you’ll feel that Ethiopia is all yours! Fascinating history, decent road infrastructure, diverse cultures and astonishing wildlife make Ethiopia an essential expedition for both hard-core and casual birders alike, and for many of our guides this remains one of their top destinations on the African continent!