Breaking News: Sokoke Pipit spotted at Pugu
Not easy to understand that with the present status of the Pugu Forest still globally endangered species are found like the recent spotting of the Sokoke Pipit (Anthus sokokensis)
Few remaining Rondo Dwarf Galago
The secretive and almost extinct Rondo Dwarf Galago is still a regular visitor of the Pugu Hills Nature Centre. At night from your bed in the banda you may hear it calling.
Children without Nature
The publishing of an article about the worrying absence of Nature in the life of upgrowing children in the UK is not only a warning relevant in Europe
Pugu Hills Closed
We are sorry to inform our customers that Pugu Hills Nature Centre will be closed during the rainy season for maintenance.
Pugu Plastic Forest Reserve
A Trash Art Work in the making at Pugu Hills Nature Centre symbolising the struggle of Humans against Nature! Will humans manage to win and bury nature in its trash?Nature Sounds Pugu
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Birdsongs are most abundant at Pugu Hills and a logical starting point for an audio collection.
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The most melodical bird at Pugu often mistaken for a jazzy and happy human visitor (December 23, 2011) |
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| The flock of Retz Shrikes recorded at Pugu Hills in October 2011 |
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| The bulbul song which is around at pugu most of the day all year round (at the end of the recording the frog like sound of a turaco is heard) |
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The cute little Green backed Camaroptera comes very close to humans possibly too small to be eaten(December 26, 2011) |
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| The endangered miniature primate the Rondo Dwarf Galago can be heard at night from the banda and tent at Pugu Hills Nature Centre. |
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