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Waddle into the fascinating world of our most endangered bird and Animals off the beaten track and away from the tourist traps. In an easy, 1 hour-stroll, across the rain-forest, tarred road, and wooded boardwalk, we will go into secret spaces that only the penguins know.

From encountering sprightly new-born chicks during breeding-season (March to July) to seeing the adults in their annual molt (September to November), or just to enjoy the sight of birds being birds, you’ll learn how to tell a "she" from a "he", how to tell their age, and also participate in real-time research by helping to collect data about the birds we encounter. We will meet a supporting cast of coastal creatures; birds, insects, plants, reptiles and mammals.

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Location: Shimba Hills National Reserve, Kasemeni sinango rd Shimba Hills National Reserve, Kenya

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