For years, bird watching has been an alien activity for most Kenyan tourists. There was little to no pleasure seeing sparrow weavers or the brown snake robins in the wilderness or watching the male Black-headed Lapwing make a courtship display and a sound that is memorable but very hard to capture.
But now birding is drawing enthusiasts travelling to different locations to spot rare species and others widening their experiences into something bigger by curating photos of birds.
