Hamlet Birding Tours & Safaris Ltd
Uganda,Kenya,Tanzania and Rwanda
Hamlet Birding Tours & Safaris Ltd
Uganda,Kenya,Tanzania and Rwanda
Hamlet
Benson
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Hamlet Mugabe
Is Principle Tour Leader, Managing Director; He is enthusiastic and master bird guide, on birds of Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. Hamlet has been birding since 1998 to date. Hamlet has also participated on various bird surveys and research with different research organizations like Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), Nature Uganda, Environmental Consult to mention but a few. He also helped NHK Japan during their filming of Scarlet-tufted Malachite Sunbird, Ruwenzori Turaco and Purple-breasted Sunbird in the Mountains of the Moon (Ruwenzori Mountains) as well as Shoebill filming at Mabamba wetland on the shores of Lake Victoria in Uganda. He has also worked with other international tour companies on bird watching trips with Bird Watching Breaks, and Avian Adventures
Hamlet Mugabe is a member to Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Nature Uganda,
Arocha Kenya, Africa Bird Club and Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
Denis Tumuhamye
Is a bird-guide on birds Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. Denis is very good on birding techniques and has been birding since 2001 around East Africa leading bird watching clients. In his free time enjoys talking about birds and he likes story telling and enjoys watching soccer. His favourite dish is chicken and matoke (matoke is a local Uganda name for bananas)
Benson Bamutura
Is experienced on birds and birding in Uganda and Rwanda and has been leading tours since 2000. Benson enjoys watching soccer in his free time. His favourite dish is matoke and beef.
Denis
Emmanuel Agaba and Zuma are our driver guides and Happy Phillips is our cook during camping safaris
Samie Sikombe
Is an experienced tour guide on birds Kenya and Tanzania as well as on wild mammals. Samie has widely worked with wildlife research organizations like Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in Tanzania with Elephant research project as well as bird surveys, and he has worked with a team of National Geographic in many occasions. Samie is a very keen enthusiastic wildlife guide and he loves he work and enjoys showing you and telling about nature. In his free time at a camp fire he plays a guitar and likes singing and enjoys eating nyama choma (roasted meat)
