Visitors can get to enjoy guided nature walks in Lake Mburo N.P accompanied...


Photo taken at Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda by Umarella Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda
11 Feb 2022


Taken at Lake Mburo National Park

Uploaded on Feb 11, 2022 by Umarella

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Mabira forest is famously known to be the largest semi-evergreen rainforest in Uganda with a coverage of 306 sq km. The forest is uniquely located between two major urban centers in Uganda. Mabira forest is a home to many wildlife species however, the 218 butterfly species available in the forest seem to capture the very most attention. The butterfly identification activity in Mabira forest is quite interesting. You will have an awesome time trying to identify the different beautiful eye catching creatures. Their contrasting colors formed on their fickle wings creates the wow! Factor in everything. Umarella voyage safaris is there to take you to this spectacular place by simply requesting a quote at info@umarellavoyagesafaris.com #butterflysanctuary #ugandatourismboard #umarellavoyagesafaris #wildlifesafaris #naturewalks #umarellavoyagesafaris

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Also known as the black-cheeked white nose monkey, the red tailed monkeys often interbreed in Kibale Foerst National Park with the blue monkeys. Their tails reach about 35 inches. These magnificent primates have elastic large cheeks which they use to gather and store food in their mouth. Known to be very social animals, they live in groups of 7-30 individuals where they help each other out in grooming. They are very active in the early morning and evening and tend to give birth to a single baby. For more knowledge, request a quote at info@umarellavoyagesafaris.com #kibalenationalpark #ugandatourismboard #primates #instatravel #umarellavotagesafaris #tourwithus #travelers

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