Quiet Morning Chorus at the Kirandich Dam

Artist:

Martha Mutiso

Baringo County , Kenya

Notes:

Kirandich dam is a man-made dam that was constructed to supply clean, drinking water to the people of Kabarnet in Baringo County.

Nestled in scenic hills, rivers, riverine forests, and dense woodlands, the dam serves as a hot spot for diverse flora and fauna.

At dawn, the serene atmosphere is disrupted by the vibrant calls of Hadada Ibises, signaling the start of a new day. They are joined by more bird species singing including White-browed Robin Chats, Common Bulbuls, Tinkerbirds, and Tropical Boubous, filling the air with fascinating avian tunes. The loud call of the African Fish Eagle further confirms the dam’s thriving aquatic ecosystem, teeming with life.

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Quiet Morning Chorus at the Kirandich Dam

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