Futululu Park Birders Venue and Accommodation

Osprey, White-backed Duck, African Jacana and Pygmy Goose can be seen.
Look out for Grey Waxbill, Ashy Flycatcher, Forest Weaver, Green Pigeon, White-eared Barbet, Narina Trogon, Green Coucal, Tambourine Dove, Green Twinspot, Black-bellied Starling and Red-fronted Tinkerbird. Southern Banded Snake Eagle,Whiskered Tern, Goliath Heron, Pygmy Goose and Woolly-necked Stork
Livingstone’s Turaco, Narina Trogon, Green Pigeon, Black-bellied Starling and Grey Sunbird. Red-capped Robin-Chats vie with Brown Robins for the loudest dawn chorus, and the shy Green Twinspots and Grey Waxbills feed on seeding grasses on the edge of the path.

Olive and Collared Sunbirds, Purple-crested Turaco, Ashy Flycatcher, African Pied Wagtail, Yellow-bellied Greenbul and even Narina Trogon are all regularly seen in the grounds. Red-backed Mannikin and Crested Guineafowl search for seeds and small insects on the camp ground verges.

Situated within the 1800ha Futululu Section of the Dukuduku Forest – and within the Greater St. Lucia World Heritage Site.