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Mountain water, often filtered naturally through rocks and soil, is not only clean but also rich in essential minerals. It serves as a vital resource for hydration, sustenance, and agriculture, especially for communities living near mountain ranges. Its purity and refreshing quality make it invaluable, highlighting the importance of preserving such pristine natural sources.

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The African black duck 

Appearance: It has predominantly black plumage with striking white marks on its back, a dark bill, and vibrant orange legs and feet. A purplish-blue speculum is often visible, especially in flight

Habitat: This duck is typically found in rivers and streams during the day and prefers larger open waters at night. It inhabits wooded hills and builds its nests near running water, always above flood level

Behavior: The African black duck is very shy and territorial, usually seen in pairs or small flocks. It breeds throughout the year, with the female incubating the eggs and caring for the young

Diet: It is an omnivore, feeding on larvae, pupae, small fish, snails, crabs, plant material, and seeds

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The Great Cormorant is a large, black seabird known for its distinctive white throat patch and, during the breeding season, a white patch on the thigh. These birds are adept divers, primarily feeding on bottom-dwelling fish.

Great Cormorants have limited waterproofing in their plumage, which is why you often see them standing with their wings outstretched to dry. This behavior also helps them warm up and possibly aids in digestion. They are found worldwide, inhabiting both freshwater and saltwater environments.

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When you make that decision of going on hike,did you know you leave behind the noise of the world and you imminently tune into the rhythm of your soul🤔👌🫶💯.

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The Olive Bee-eater is a bird species found in Africa. As its name suggests, it primarily feeds on bees and other flying insects, catching them mid-flight with remarkable agility. The bird has an olive-green plumage, with a distinctive black eye stripe and a long, slightly curved beak. These birds are often found in open habitats such as savannas, riverbanks, and coastal areas, where they can easily hunt. Olive Bee-eaters are social, nesting in colonies and often seen perched together. They typically nest in burrows dug into sandy banks or cliffs.

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Shining Sunbird is a small, brightly colored bird found in parts of northeastern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Males are known for their striking iridescent plumage, often featuring metallic green or purple hues, while females are more muted, with grayish or olive tones. These birds are nectar feeders, often seen hovering around flowers or perched as they feed. They also eat insects, especially when feeding their young. Shining Sunbirds are highly active and are often found in dry, scrubby environments or gardens. Their swift movements and vivid coloration make them distinctive in their range.

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The White-crested Turaco is a striking bird native to Africa, Known for its vibrant plumage, it features a prominent white crest on its head, which contrasts sharply with its mainly green body and crimson flight feathers. The bird belongs to the Musophagidae family and is about 45 cm (18 inches) in length.

White-crested Turacos are frugivores, primarily feeding on fruits and occasionally flowers and leaves. They inhabit tropical forests and woodlands, often staying in the canopy. These birds are known for their distinctive, loud calls and their ability to move skillfully through the trees using their strong feet and reversible outer toes.

Despite their vivid colors, they can be difficult to spot in the wild due to their ability to blend in with the dense foliage.

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Red-headed Bluebill(*Spermophaga ruficapilla*) is a species of estrildid finch found in the forests and woodlands of Africa. It's known for its striking coloration, where the male typically has a bright red head and a deep blue or blackish-blue body, while the female is generally duller with more brownish tones. These birds are often found near water sources, and they primarily feed on seeds and insects. They are also known for their social behavior, often seen in pairs or small groups.

In Kenya you can find the red headed bluebill in forests like;
mount Kenya forest
kakamega forest

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Three-banded Courser is a species of bird in the Glareolidae family. It is native to sub-Saharan Africa, inhabiting open woodlands, savannas, and dry scrublands.

The bird is named for its distinct appearance, characterized by three prominent black bands across its chest. It has a sandy-brown coloration on its upper parts, which helps it blend into its environment, and white underparts. The species is nocturnal and primarily terrestrial, often seen foraging on the ground for insects and other small invertebrates.

Three-banded Courser is known for its unique courtship displays, where the male performs aerial acrobatics and vocalizations to attract a mate. These birds are relatively solitary outside of breeding season and tend to be secretive, making them somewhat difficult to observe in the wild.

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