Birds in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park for bird watching tours in Uganda: The  park is found in southwestern part of Uganda in the district of, Kanungu and Kabale. The park has varied vegetation types which inhabits and supports different species of birds including tree bird species, mountain bird species in addition to their species of interest such as butterflies, indigenous forest tree species among others. The harbors several species of birds close to 400 bird species and most of the tourists visiting Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National park for birding follow river Ivi trail which has been known for long as one of the best trails with concentrated bird species.

Recognized as the best birding destination, Bwindi impenetrable forest national harbors half of the total bird species that are found in Africa and this make it the leading destination for bird watching in Uganda and African continent as a whole.

The birds of bwindi impenetrable forest national park include handsome francolin, shelley’s crimsonwing, dusky twinspo, strange weave, collared Apalis, Ruwenzori batis, chestnut-throated apalis, western green tinker bird,  African wood owl, dwarf, honey guide, bar tailed trogon, Ruwenzori night jar, fine banded woodpecker, African green broadbill, grey cuckoo-shrike, red-throated alethe
archer’s robin-chat, black-faced rufous warbler, mountain yellow warbler, chapin’s flycatcher, brown-capped weaver, short tailed warbler, chestnut-throated Apalis, purple-reasted sunbird, blue-headed sunbird, blue-headed sunbird, tit hylia, montane oriole, lagden’s bush shrike, doherty’s bush shrike and grey cuckoo-shrike among others.