Family / Scientific name - Coastal Forests of Kenya and Tanzania

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Species/ Survey site REMP Technical Report 44: Biodiversity Summary Mtanza/Msona FR and Rufiji riverine forest and camp site Kichi Hills FR Nyamuete FR Burchell’s coucal x ? ? x African Emerald cuckoo x x Barred long tailed cuckoo x African wood owl Strix woodfordii x x x x African scops owl x(miombo only) Montane nightjar Caprimulgus poliocephalus x Boehm’s spinetail x Palm swift x Giant kingfisher x Pied kingfisher Malachite kingfisher x Narina’s trogon Little bee-eater x x x x Swallow-tailed bee-eater x White-fronted bee-eater x Lilac breasted roller x x Broad billed roller x Green wood-hoopoe x x x x Hoopoe x Trumpeter hornbill Tockus alboterminatus x x x x Crowned hornbill Tockus alboterminatus x x x x Ground hornbill x Moustached green tinkerbird Pogoniulus leucomystax x x Golden-tailed woodpecker x x Buff spotted woodpecker X? African broadbill x x Lesser striped swallow x x Black saw-wing X? Black cuckoo-shrike x x African pied wagtail x Common bulbul Pycnonotus barbatus Placid greenbul x x x x Yellow bellied greenbul x x x x Fisher’s greenbul x Nicator x x x Kiwengoma FR 97
Species/ Survey site White starred forest robin Pogonocichla stellata REMP Technical Report 44: Biodiversity Summary Mtanza/Msona FR and Rufiji riverine forest and camp site Kichi Hills FR x Nyamuete FR Red-capped robin chat x x x x Yellow throated apalis x x Common camaroptera x x x x White-eyed slatey x flycatcher Forest batis x East coast batis x x x x Paradise monarch x x x x Blue mantled crested monarch x Livingstone’s monarch x Yellow white-eye x x Collared sunbird Hedydipna collaris x x x x Olive sunbird Cyanomitra olivacea x x x x Little purpled banded sunbird x Tropical boubou x x x x Sulphur breasted bushshrike x x Retz’s Helmetshrike x x x x Black bellied glossy starling x Fork tailed drongo x x x x Square tailed drongo x x x Dark backed weaver x x x x (race kersteni) Green-winged ptilia x x Common waxbill x Discussion Galagos: Species distribution/biogeography and taxonomic implications Kiwengoma FR Greater galagos Otolemur spp. Consistent with other coastal forest areas of Tanzania and Kenya O. garnetti was found in the forested and forest margin habitats. O. crassicaudatus was found in the drier woodland habitats indicating that these two species are parapatrically distributed according to their ecological niches. Some areas of overlap probably occur along forest margins during nightly foraging, but their different behavioural ecologies e.g. distinctive calls, indicate that although the chance for cross breeding exists and may even occur occasionally the species remain distinct. Small galagos Galago spp. 98
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