The varied habitats of Mount Suswa — savannah, acacia woodland, crater forest, and volcanic scree — support a remarkable diversity of birdlife. Over 200 species have been recorded here, from the unmistakable secretary bird stalking through the grass to Verreaux’s eagles riding thermals above the crater walls.

Our guides know the territories, the calls, and the seasonal movements, giving you the best possible chance of filling your list with species that are hard to find anywhere else in Kenya.