Safari Lodge
    Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve, Uganda
    1,073m
    PlnrScore 27

    Nguse River Camp

    Nguse River Camp is a camp near Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve.

    Score
    27
    Species
    494

    Location

    Latitude

    1.140989

    Longitude

    31.003199

    Elevation

    1,073m

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    Nguse River Camp in Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve

    Activities

    camp

    Nearest Airport

    Lake Albert Lodge Airstrip

    UG-0009
    2 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Entebbe International Airport

    EBB
    229 km away

    494

    Total Species

    14

    Mammals

    144

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Balacra herona
    20 obs
    Cryptosara caritalis
    19 obs
    Balacra preussi
    16 obs
    Balacra pulchra
    15 obs
    Black Wedge Pyralis
    12 obs
    Glyphodella quadrinalis
    12 obs
    Parafrasura pectinella
    11 obs
    Collared Sunbird
    10 obs
    Olive-bellied Sunbird
    10 obs
    Purple-edged Pearl
    10 obs
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    Planning & reference

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