Tree Species at Kokomori Birder’s Lodge
Our diverse habitats at Kokomori Birder’s Lodge encompass over a hundred different tree species, including the Anna Tree, Knop Thorn, Weeping Boerbean, Zebra Wood, Apple Leaf, Nyala Tree, Wild Apricot, Buffalo Thorn, Large- Fruit Bush Willow, and many more.
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Encounter the wonders of nature with close to 400 bird species inhabiting our lush
habitats, from the Limpopo Riverine Forest to open grasslands. The Limpopo river
serves as a natural link between subtropical lowveld regions and the bushveld of
Limpopo, showcasing a variety of amazing bird species. Explore over a hundred tree
species, including the Anna Tree, Knop Thorn, Buffalo Thorn, and more, creating a
picturesque landscape on our 500-hectare farm.
Immerse yourself in the diverse
ecosystems surrounding Kokomori
Lodge.
the thriving diversity of bird species
The Limpopo River acts as a natural conduit between the
subtropical lowveld regions of Zimbabwe and
Mozambique, and the Bushveld of the Limpopo. This
unique confluence results in the presence of a wide array
of fascinating bird species.
•
African Crake
•
African Finfoot
•
African Yellowbellied Bulbul
•
Bateleur
•
Bennett's Woodpecker
•
Bluecheeked Roller
•
Bluegrey Flycatcher
•
Bronzewinged Courser
•
Burchell's Sandgrouse
•
Dickinson's Kestrel
•
Dusky Lark
•
Great Reed Warbler
•
Henglin's Robin
•
Kori Bustard
•
Lappet Faced Vulture
•
Little Bittern
•
Martial Eagle
•
Meve's Longtailed Starling
•
Montague's Harrier
•
Pels Fishing Owl
•
Sharpbilled Honeyguide
•
Thickbilled Cuckoo
•
Tropical Boubou
•
Whitebacked Night Heron
You can also spot various game
species along the well-marked
trails. Along the river, you may
come across Hippos or Crocodiles
basking in the sun.
Farm Klipbokspruit, Tom Burke
+27 829 628 588
Encounter the wonders of nature with close to
400 bird species inhabiting our lush habitats,
from the Limpopo Riverine Forest to open
grasslands. The Limpopo river serves as a
natural link between subtropical lowveld
regions and the bushveld of Limpopo,
showcasing a variety of amazing bird species.
Explore over a hundred tree species, including
the Anna Tree, Knop Thorn, Buffalo Thorn, and
more, creating a picturesque landscape on our
500-hectare farm.
Immerse yourself in the diverse
ecosystems surrounding
Kokomori Lodge.
the thriving diversity of bird species
The Limpopo River acts as a natural conduit between
the subtropical lowveld regions of Zimbabwe and
Mozambique, and the Bushveld of the Limpopo. This
unique confluence results in the presence of a wide
array of fascinating bird species.
•
African Crake
•
African Finfoot
•
African Yellowbellied Bulbul
•
Bateleur
•
Bennett's Woodpecker
•
Bluecheeked Roller
•
Bluegrey Flycatcher
•
Bronzewinged Courser
•
Burchell's Sandgrouse
•
Dickinson's Kestrel
•
Dusky Lark
•
Great Reed Warbler
•
Henglin's Robin
•
Kori Bustard
•
Lappet Faced Vulture
•
Little Bittern
•
Martial Eagle
•
Meve's Longtailed Starling
•
Montague's Harrier
•
Pels Fishing Owl
•
Sharpbilled Honeyguide
•
Thickbilled Cuckoo
•
Tropical Boubou
•
Whitebacked Night Heron
You can also spot various game
species along the well-marked
trails. Along the river, you may
come across Hippos or Crocodiles
basking in the sun.
Tree Species at Kokomori Birder’s
Lodge
Our diverse habitats at Kokomori Birder’s Lodge encompass over a hundred different tree species, including the Anna Tree, Knop Thorn, Weeping Boerbean, Zebra Wood, Apple Leaf, Nyala Tree, Wild Apricot, Buffalo Thorn, Large-Fruit Bush Willow, and many more.
Connect via WhatsApp, Join on
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2023 Kokomori Birder’s Lodge. All rights reserved.
