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Flycatcher Ruaha Camp

Flycatcher Ruaha Camp is a mid – range accommodation found in southern Tanzania, 125 km west of Iiringa, in the remote areas of Ruaha national park along the great running Ruaha river. The camp is always open from June to October in a perfect location to Ttravellers and tourists for game viewing and watching the setting of the sun in the land of the baobab trees that offers the best experience in the African wilderness. The best way to access  Ruaha national park is by a flight that takes 5-6 hours to the close Ruaha Msembe airstrip from Arusha , Dar-es salam then an hour drive to be transferred to the camp .

Flycatcher Ruaha camp consists of  6 spacious and comfortable thatched tents  adjacent to the riverbeds  in shades of acacia trees  built in African Traditional style with and  high levels of comfort.  Tents  are well elevated  , decorated  with timber  and furnished with tranquility and en suite private facilities of flushing toilet , hot and cold bucket showers, mosquito nets , sofa chairs and tables , luggage racks,  free bottled water in the rooms , free toiletries had wash basin ,  coffee making facilities ,white curtains to mention but few .

Each tent has a large Veranda out of the front, with a large  Interior sitting areas that give a stunning view of the savannah and movement of animals to the riverbed.   Rooms are well equipped with comfortable beds containing queen sized beds with Nordic beddings.  There is a fire place pit with comfortable seats where guests relax especially after a safari as they share stories ,it  also provides warmth during chill weather .Tents are in different sizes with singles bed  with individuals, doubles beds for couples / twins, and family rooming options with different costs ranging from 200$ per night and above. The room rate keeps changing as they go high during peak season than in low season.

Fly catcher Ruaha camp offers more services and facilities which include;

  A dining areas in the main building with the view of the river serving different cuisines both international and African- inspired meals that meets guests choice. Meals offered include Continental breakfast, picnic lunch and dinner in the main building served by well trained, friendly and welcoming staff; you can have meals in any place of your choice either veranda overlooking the animals on the riverbed or in the dining areas. Bush breakfasts are also offered while enjoying morning sunrises and bush dinners while overlooking the stars in the sky.

A-well stocked bar with variety of refreshment both alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, you relax on balcony while siping the sundowner overlooking the spectacular view of the River , savannah plains and surrounding area.

Services;  Free  parking space available, offers airport pick -ups and drop-offs, Laundry and house- keeping services available, 24 hour desk.

WIFI hotspot internet available at the camp to enable guest to keep in touch with their families and friends .

Activities to do while at the lodge include;   game viewing in the park and around the lodge that will give you  a chance to see more wildlife roaming along the river, Guided nature walks ,birding/ bird watching in the park and many more activities.

Ruaha national park is the second largest national park in Tanzania after Nyerere national park found in the south of the central mid- point of Tanzania and west of Iringa Town . The park was established in 1964 and  It covers the total area of 20,226 square kilometers (7,809 ) square miles  The Park is  most visited and has  different categories of accommodations that include  Budget, Mid- range/ moderate  and Luxury/expensive accommodations that are convenient and affordable to  any travellers, tourists  visiting the park.  Ruaha national park has a variety of wildlife that includes; large herds of elephants, 10 percent of lions, Zebras , Buffaloes , cheetahs , Giraffes , antelopes , hyenas, Hippos  and many more  and over 570 species of birds  that includes ; endemic species, migratory species with  ostriches, starling , weaver birds, Kingfishers, hornbills etc.  There are more activities to do while in the park and at the lodge  which include; , game drive in the park which enables  you to spot  wide range  and different animals in the park ,   Guide nature walks in the park,  Hot air balloon rides that gives good view of the Savannah  plains at 450$ per person , hand craft safaris, Camping ,Flying safaris, walking night safaris, cultural visits in the  local villages, Bird watching /Birding since the park has more species bird ,the watchers can’t be disappointed to mention but a few.

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I am in the initial stages of research for our upcoming Tanzanian trip, focusing on safari to Katavi, Mahale with chimp trekking. Have heard good things about Chad Katavi camp and Greystoke, though they are a bit pricey. Anyone have experience with them? Also Flycatcher safaris offer a Sernegeti, Mahale,Katavi, Ruaha safari for about $7000.00 pp. Anyone used these people. Any info much appreciated.

I have considerd them in the past. There's a very good trip report on them over on the Safaritalk forum-

http://safaritalk.net/topic/7679-north-south-tanzania/

They are a Swiss company so be prepared for multi lingual groups, but on the whole it sounds pretty good to me.

I have been on safari for 3 weeks and have seen 2 or 3 of their vehicles which appear to be in satisfactory condition. Important part of the trip.

Was just researching this option. This is definitely a better value than the Greystoke/Chada (and Ruaha camp of choice) combo, but it seems like Kungwe/your choice of Katavi/Ruaha camps would cost about the same (obviously assuming you choose relatively inexpensive camps) and give you greater flexibility as well as higher quality (at the expense of not being with the same group for the whole trip).

After much consideration my final choices for this trip were, in Selous, Lake Manze camp, in Ruaha, Mdonya Old river camp, in Katavi, Foxes Wilderness camp and in Mahale, Kungwe. As my TO said, these choices are the best value options without compromising on the experience. Whichever options are chosen, this is a pricier trip than many as the air fares push up the cost considerably.

Thanks for the feedback rick. Wise choices. I see your post was last year. When do you go or have you been?

Always a good idea to build in a buffer for arrivals. Rest up if not needed.

I learned that one the hard way some tme back when we arived 24 hours later than planned.

Look forward to hearing about it when you get back, if you don't mind, and hope it goes well.

Rick, this is a trip that I would love to take and not often reported on, so please give us a report when you return. And have a great safari.

Many thanks. I'm looking forward to the trip and will definitely be sending in a report.

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Ruaha Flycatcher

Lying in the remote region of the park with the Great Ruaha River running alongside, the Ruaha Flycatcher Camp offers you the perfect location for a memorable stay. All spacious and comfortable guest tents and the open dining tent are placed to have excellent views, allowing you to observe the movement of animals between the Savannah and the river bed: elephants, dik-diks, baboons, and impalas, giraffes, and zebras.

The tents are equipped with comfortable beds with Nordic bedding, canvas cupboards, luggage racks, safari chairs, and electric lights generated from solar panels. In Flycatcher Ruaha Camp you will be staying in a spacious tent

erected under the thatched roof. Each tent consists of an en suite bathroom with a flush toilet and a bucket shower where hot water will be provided daily. Screened windows on all sides of the tent allow you to encounter nature at its closest.

All six tents are nestled adjacent to the river bed in the shade of Acacia trees. You can enjoy sightings of animals going to the river for water from the privacy of your veranda

The dining tent with open sides situated in the middle of the camp offers marvelous views of the river and its surroundings. The experienced cooks serve excellent meals with a good variety of fresh food products. Enjoy your meals while observing groups of animals gathering around the river. In the evening, the fireplace is a perfect location to watch the setting sun in the land of the baobab trees.

Why choose Ruaha Flycatcher?

• They offer a comfortable and spacious tent erected under a thatched roof
• All tents are well-designed, and you will enjoy an en suite bathroom with a flush toilet and bucket shower
• The hot and cold water is provided daily at the camp also clean towels for the shower are available.
• The bedside table, luggage rack, and canvas cupboard are available in your tents not only that but also comfortable beds with Nordic bedding available
• You will enjoy the private veranda with safari chairs and a coffee table
• The boiled and Katadyn filtered water is always available in the thermos for teeth brushing everywhen you need it.

Camp facilities

• Solar lighting in tents and eco generator running hours for charging electrical equipment in the dining tent.
• Cellular network available in the campsite
•  Laundry service is also available

Refrigerated bottled mineral water, soft drinks, beer, wine, and spirits are available at the camp.ƒ Complimentary coffee and tea are available in the dining tent at any time of the day.

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African Paradise Flycatcher

Paradise Flycatchers are intra-Africa migrants which are found throughout most of Sub-Saharan Africa, excluding the south-western section. They are well adapted to riverine and open forests, woodlands or savannah habitats, and are regularly found in cultivated gardens in highly populated areas.

The African Paradise Flycatcher ( Terpsiphone viridis ) is one of 8 flycatchers found in our region and is definitely the prettiest of the flycatchers seen at Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve . Belonging to the family Monarchidae, this particular species is the most widely distributed, and is a common resident as far south as the tip of the Western Cape Province of South Africa.

Flycatchers are perching (passerine) birds, sitting upright on their short legs on small branches hawking and catching flying insects in mid-air, or darting under foliage to glean tasty prey.

Their diet is not just limited to flies; they will eat many types of insects including beetles, moths, butterflies and various other prey items - even ants or spiders.

The African Paradise Flycatcher is quite a vocal bird, often heard long before it is sighted. Its call seems to vary in different parts of the continent. In the Sabi Sabi region it has a raspy, shrill contact and alarm call, but its song is a very pleasant rippling warble.

Although there are many flycatcher species, this is the most beautiful of all. With an iridescent, crested grey head, bright blue bill and eye wattle, chestnut-orange back and wings, this bird doesn't need to be shy about its looks.

Unlike many other bird species, both the male and female Paradise Flycatchers are similarly brightly coloured.

They have fairly long tails which make them appear larger than their actual medium size, but in the breeding season the two central feathers of the male's tail can almost double in length to over 30cms.

During the mating season the male will put on a colourful courtship display, sometime to several females at once, flying in a bobbing motion to best expose his bright under parts and long flashy tail.

Once settled onto a branch he will call the females closer with his bill wide open, exposing the bright inside of his mouth, while at the same time quivering his wings and sweeping his long tail back and forth.

He may even add a little dance to his display.

Once a mate is chosen and accepted, African Paradise Flycatchers are monogamous, pairing for life.

African Paradise Flycatchers are co-operative breeders and building the nest and incubating the eggs is a job equally shared by both sexes.

The nest is built as high up as possible in the fork of a tree, between 2-10 meters above the ground. The nest is a wonderfully crafted, tiny, neat eggcup-shaped construction of both fine and coarse material.

Coarse matter such as branches or bark are used for the framework and once that is done the nest will be lined and camouflaged with soft grass, lichen, leaves or even animal hair, uniquely held together by spider web.

Breeding and egg-laying season varies from one region to another but in the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve it peaks between October and January. Males defend the territory surrounding their nest and in the case of a few nests close together, will defend the territory communally.

The female lays 2 -5 eggs, with incubation being 13 - 15 days. New-born chicks are fed for at least a week after they have left the nest. Unfortunately, if the nests are found by Diderick Cuckoos, Green-backed Honeybirds or Jacobin Cuckoos, these brood parasites may forcefully remove the flycatcher's eggs leaving their own eggs and subsequent young to be incubated and fed by the flycatchers.

Guests at Little Bush Camp recently had the privilege of observing two Paradise Flycatchers on their amazing nest, in their natural environment - the pristine Sabi Sabi bushveld.

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I am in the initial stages of research for our upcoming Tanzanian trip, focusing on safari to Katavi, Mahale with chimp trekking. Have heard good things about Chad Katavi camp and Greystoke, though they are a bit pricey. Anyone have experience with them? Also Flycatcher safaris offer a Sernegeti, Mahale,Katavi, Ruaha safari for about $7000.00 pp. Anyone used these people. Any info much appreciated.

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Flycatcher Adventures – We Create Wonderful Memories

Flycatcher Adventures, as the name suggests, is a company venturing into all kinds of adventures, from wildlife safaris to river rafting and from trekking to a range of leisure activities. We help you explore your adventurous side and get closer to nature with a plethora of sporting, hiking and trekking events. A group of like-minded, qualified people from diverse backgrounds sharing a passion for wildlife, nature, photography and environment conservation have come together and formed this company. The name of our company is inspired by a very dignified species of bird called ‘Paradise Flycatcher’.

Why Flycatcher Adventures?

Our company not only aims at providing value service to our tourists, but we also strive hard to protect the environment and preserve nature by taking up various initiatives. We believe in spreading environment conservation awareness among people by way of various activities, one of which is the ‘Eco-Club’. We adhere to the strict safety norms put forth by the Government or Jungle Authorities, and we make our tourists aware of the same, so that no rule is violated or there is no indiscipline in the group. We can arrange special tours for students in the 9 to 18 age group, where they will be given valuable information about nature and ecological conservation by experts accompanying them on the tours. We are always on the lookout for new destinations to explore fresh avenues and experience new adventures. We strive to keep innovating and offering memorable experiences to our loyal customers.

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We offer discounts to a group of minimum 6 people. There is also an 'Early Bird Discount' offer to those who book tours early (i.e. 92 days prior to the journey date). You will get discount on full payment of your tour. Students below 12 years of age can also avail a discount.

Special mention must go to the new service that we are introducing that shall cover your travel.

We offer a multitude of payment options (wire transfer, cheque, DD, cash) to make booking tours very easy & hassle-free. We have transparent refund policies too.

Goals and Objectives

• The company’s primary objective is to provide an insight to travelers into the world of wildlife and nature
• The company wishes to help travelers to explore their liking for nature by taking them on jungle safaris with experienced tour guides
• The company is actively involved in initiatives for environment conservation
• The company wishes to give its travelers an unforgettable experience by taking them to the nature and introducing them to the flora and fauna of the various regions in India
• The company wishes to make a social contribution by introducing Eco-clubs at the school level and making children aware of the undeniable importance of ecological conservation from a very early age

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Flycatcher Safaris Limited – Tour Company in Arusha

Flycatcher Safaris Limited is one of the tour operator in Arusha, Tanzania with  grade A. Under this magazine, YouScholars Portal has collected some of the very important details about Flycatcher Safaris Limited. The information contained in this magazine were collected and updated by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism in Tanzania by 2020.

• Name of Tour Operator: Flycatcher Safaris Limited
• License Number: 2332
• Activity: Tour Operator (4-10 Vehicles)
• Last updated: 2020

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Flycatcher Safaris Limited is the tour operator company registered to conduct its tour activities in Tanzania.  Below are the information for users to know in details about Flycatcher Safaris Limited.

License Number

Flycatcher Safaris Limited is registered by  The Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism which is the government ministry of that is responsible for the management of natural resources and cultural resources and for the development of the tourism industry in Tanzania.

The license number provided to identify  Flycatcher Safaris Limited is 2332. The official name of which the described tour operator is registered for is  Flycatcher Safaris Limited.

Flycatcher Safaris Limited is registered to conduct the activity of Tour Operator (4-10 Vehicles) in Arusha, Tanzania. The company is graded to class A by 2020 year.

Contact and address

Principally, Flycatcher Safaris Limited was registered with license number 2332 to run tour activities in Tanzania. Flycatcher Safaris Limited is based in Arusha.

The known address of which Flycatcher Safaris Limited uses for its physical communication is P.O.Box 591 Arusha. For more information about Flycatcher Safaris Limited please contact the Ministry responsible via official website , or use the followings contacts below.

Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, Prime Minister’s Road, SL P 1351, 40472, Dodoma, Tanzania

Email: [email protected]

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Asian paradise flycatcher.

The Asian paradise flycatcher (Terpsiphone paradisi) is a medium-sized passerine bird native to Asia. Males have elongated central tail feathers, and in some populations a black and rufous plumage while others have white plumage. Females are short-tailed with rufous wings and a black head. They feed on insects, which they capture in the air often below a densely canopied tree.

With an extremely large range and a large population that appears to be stable, they have been evaluated as Least Concern by IUCN since 2004.

In his first description of 1758, Carl von Linné nominated the species Corvus paradisi. Paradise-flycatchers used to be classified with the Old World flycatcher family Muscicapidae, but are now placed in the family Monarchidae together with monarch flycatchers.