1850 A great egret stalking frogs in a stream

1851 The pygmy falcon is exactly that

1852 Yellow-necked spurfowl are extremely common in Meru

1853 Red-billed queleas are the World's most numerous bird. Flocks can contain millions of individuals

1854 A closer look at some red-billed queleas

1855 The martial eagle is one of the biggest African eagles. It is capable of taking a young impala

1856 A male kori bustard

1857 A pair of Somali ostriches

1858 The emerald-spotted wood-dove loves the dry scrubby country of Meru

1859 The white-headed buffalo weaver looks distinctly pink as it is approaching breeding season

1860 At 14 inches long, Ruppell's long-tailed starling is one of the biggest in East Africa

1861 A marabou stork gliding into land

1862 The small black-shouldered kite has very distinctive plumage

1863 A red-billed buffalo weaver

1864 Helmeted guinea-fowl abound in noisy flocks

1865 A secretary bird looking for lizards and snakes in the long grass

1840 A black and white cuckoo

1867 The golden eyes of the brown snake-eagle contrast the brown plumage. Underwing flight feathers are silver white

1868 The white-throated bee-eater has a striking black and white head pattern

1869 White-bellied go-away-birds utter onomatopoeic sounds hence 'go away' bird

1870 A very smart looking spur-winged lapwing - known as plovers in southern Africa

1871 Wooly-necked storks are widespread in Africa and Asia

1872 African black-headed oriole making it difficult to get a good shot

1873 Nice photo of a little bee-eater