Yellow-billed Duck
Anas undulata
Photo by: Henupotography
Addis Ababa/Bole lami
Ethiopia
2021
i was so surprised to see this bird in Addis Ababa i was at my beginning of bird photography and thought you can only find this bird where there is a river or lake. i was so lucky to see it over here.
Читать полностью…Erckel’s Francolin
Pternistis erckelii
Near-endemic to highlands of Et and Er, at 900–3000m (only other population is in hills of Red Sea Prov, Sudan). Pairs are rather shy, usually remaining within cover.
Photo By HenuPhotography
Welo
Ethiopia
2020
African Harrier-Hawk [Alt: Gymnogene]
Polyboroides typu
Singles and pairs are widespread but local residents of forest edge, riverine woodland, well-wooded grassland and cultivation, from sea-level to 3000m, but absent from much of EEt and NSo. Regularly steals young from cavity nests like those of swifts and weavers, using long flexible legs to probe for and grab nestlings.
Photo By HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
2017
Bruce’s Green Pigeon
Treron waalia
Small flocks are common and widespread in Er, Et, Dj, NSo and Soc, in wooded valleys and semi-arid grassland where typically found in fruiting figs, from near sea-level to 1900m.
Photo ByHenuPhotography
Abijjatta shala
Ethiopia 🇪🇹
2020
European Bee-eater
Merops apiaster
Small to large flocks on passage are harbingers of Palearctic migration with main southward movement in Aug–Oct and more sporadic northward passage Mar–May. Some birds overwinter in Et. Prefers open country, especially wetlands, from sea-level to 3000m.
Photo By HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
2021
on Tuesday morning we spot this beautiful hybrid Crow at Adama Nazerey i believe its a hybrid of Pied Crow x Dwarf Raven correct me if am wrong
photo by HenuPhotography
Adama
Ethiopia 🇪🇹
March 2021
African Thrush
Turdus pelios
Largely replaces Mountain Thrush in west, being common and widespread in forest edge, thickets, gardens and cultivation at 500–2000m. In areas of overlap, African is at lower altitudes.
Photo By HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa Bole Arabesa
Ethiopia
2018
Tawny eagle
Aquila rapax
Overall colour varies from dark to very pale brown or creamy-buff; some are vaguely streaky and present a rather scruffy appearance, and a few show random rufous blotches; flight feathers and (plain-looking) tail always darker. At close range, gape is short, only extending back to below middle of eye. Eyes yellowish-brown on adult, dark on immature. Perched immature shows two very narrow bars (pale fringes) across closed wing. In soaring flight wings held flat, and tail broad and rounded. Adult shows browner or paler wing-coverts, contrasting with flight feathers on both wing surfaces (never as plain and dark as adult Steppe Eagle). Immature, from above, shows narrow bands across coverts and along trailing edge of wing, small whitish flash on inner primaries, and pale Buffy rump-crescent. From below, shows narrow white trailing edge; pale line between coverts and flight feathers is obscure. Two races occur in Africa: larger and browner belisarius is found throughout most of NE Africa, and more Rufus nominate occurs in south. Singles, pairs and small groups are most frequently encountered large brown eagle. Occurs throughout region; often feeds on road kills.
Photo by HenuPhotography
Ethiopia
2019
Ground scraper thrush
Psophocichla litsitsirupa
Race simensis is common in highlands of Er and Et at 1500–3400m, inhabiting grasslands, open woodland and moorland; usually terrestrial.The three disjunct races in southern Africa are greyer-brown above and whiter below, preferring woodland to alpine moorlands.
Photo by HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa Bole Arabes
Ethiopia
2018
Abyssinian Black Wheatear (Male)
Oenanthe lugubris [Alt: Abyssinian Wheatear]
ENDEMIC. Common resident in Er, Et and Dj, inhabiting rocky country with bushes at 800–3000m. Occurs at 1800–2100 in NSo.
Photo by HenuPhotogaphy
welo
Ethiopia
March 2021
Red-billed Oxpecker
Buphagus erythrorhynchus
Common and widespread
from sea-level to 3000m, wherever wild mammals and undipped cattle occur. Overlaps with Yellow-billed, but latter localised in NE Africa.
Photo by HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa Bole Arabesa
Ethiopia 🇪🇹
2018
Common Redstart (Male)
Phoenicurus phoenicurus
Common Palearctic passage migrant and winter visitor to Er, Et (except SE) from Oct–Apr, favouring wooded areas and thickets, from sea-level to 3000m. Rare in NW&SSo. Active, shivering tail regularly; often first recognize when it shows flash of Rufus tail.
Photo by HenuPhotography
Debre Zeyit Adulala Resort
Ethiopia
2017
በመጪው ቅዳሜ የካቲት 27 ቀን በሚጀምረው የእንጦጦ ፓርክ ፕሬዲተር ሩጫ ላይ በንስር አሞራ ስም የተሰየመውን እና ከባዱን (4ኛውን) ኪሎ ሜትር በምን ያህል ደቂቃ ይጨርሳሉ?
For the first edition of the Entoto Park Predator Run, to be held 6th March, how many minutes will it take you to finish the toughest (4th) kilometre aka the Eagle?
#running #ethiopia #staysafe #predator
Blue-headed Coucal
Centropus monachus
Two races occur: Common resident (but rare in Er) close to water in marshes, papyrus swamps and other dense wet areas at 500-2700m.
Photo By HenuPhotography
welo
Ethiopia
2020
Black-tailed Godwit (nonbreeding)
Limosa limosa
Small and large flocks are sometimes common on larger lakes and wetlands in Er and Et up to 2900m (especially in Rift Valley), Aug–May, with some over summering; rare in Dj and So; vagrant Soc. Occasional at coast.
photo by HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa Bole lami
Ethiopia
2017
Cape Rook [Alt: Black Crow; Cape Crow]
Corvus capensis
Small flocks occur commonly in highlands of Et, Er and NSo, mainly favouring open country and farmland above 1800m, and up to 4100m in Et; an isolated population occurs at lower altitudes in coastal SSo.
Photo by HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa Bole Arabesa
Ethiopia
2018
Black-headed Batis (Female)
Batis minor
Two races occur in region: erlangeri in west and nominate minor in east.Ranges from sea-level to 2600m: erlangeri is widespread and locally common in variety of woodland and open bush in Er and Et; minor is fairly common in bush and woodland, mainly along Jubba and Shabeelle valleys in SSo.The two forms are sometimes considered separate species: Eastern Black-headed Batis B. minor and Western Black-headed Batis B. erlangeri.
photo by HenuPhotography
abijjatta shala
ethiopia
2020
African Citril (Male)
Serinus citrinelloides
Locally common in small flocks in highlands of Er and Et, occurring in evergreen and juniper forest, clearings, moist scrub, gardens and cultivated areas, mainly at 1200–2500m.
Photo by HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
2018
Yellow-billed Duck
Anas undulata
Two races occur: rueppelli is widespread in Et. Pairs, family parties or flocks are common on wide range of wetlands above 1500m.
Photo By HenuPhotography
Addis Ababa Bole Lami
Ethiopia 🇪🇹
2020
Rüppell’s Vulture
Gyps rueppellii [Alt: Rüppell’s Griffon Vulture]
Groups are widespread, gregarious and sometimes numerous at kills, from sea-level to 3000m. Often associates with domestic animals near colonies on cliffs and rocky outcrops; forages far from nest sites.
photo by HenuPhotography
Ethiopia
2019
abyssinian Ground-hornbill (Female)
Bucorvus abyssinicus
adult female has reduced casque, and entirely blue eye skin and wattles. Pairs and family groups are fairly common in open grassland with scattered trees at 200–2000m (occasionally up to 2400m) in Er and Et (except SE); rather rare in NWSo.
Photo by HenuPhotography
Welo
Ethiopia
March 2021
Ruddy Shelduck
Tadorna ferruginea
Uncommon presumed Palearctic migrant to Er (once) and CEt. Breeds on Sanetti Plateau in Bale Mts, SEEt, where resident. Occurs on freshwater pools and lakes, and highland marshes above 3500m. Often grazes on land.
Photo by Annemarie Geurts
Bale mountains
Ethiopia 🇪🇹
2021
ሦስት ቀናት ብቻ ለቀሩት ለመጀመሪያው የእንጦጦ ፓርክ ፕሬዴተር ሩጫ ዝግጁ ናችሁ? የመጀመሪያውን ሩጫ አሸንፈው የመጀመሪያውን "ፕሬዴተር" ስያሜ ይውሰዱ!
Only 3 days to go for the 1st edition of the Entoto Park Predator Run! The winner of the first edition will be crowned the 1st Predator! Good Luck!
#running #ethiopia #staysafe #Predator
kittlitz’s Plover
Charadrius pecuarius
Locally common and widespread resident on short grass and muddy fringes of wide range of inland waters below 2700m. Most frequent in Rift Valley but also on temporary pools and coastal saltpans; rare in Er and NSo.
photo by HenuPhotography
Abijjata shalla
Ethiopia
2020