....Cameroon - an On-line Site Guide. Ornithologically, Cameroon 

remains little known despite being the richest country in West Africa for birds. Cameroon is probably the most accessible country in West-Central Africa with a host of exciting species.  Lying at the junction between West and Central Africa, and forming a key part of the Lower Guinea Endemic Bird Area (EBA), Cameroon and its highland chain supports over 900 bird species, amongst them seven endemic species. Cameroon is highly diverse with typical lowland tropical rainforests in the south and west to the Pro-Sahelian savanna in the north, and from rolling plains to volcanic beaches and mangrove swamps. Most of the speciality species, including the endemics, are concentrated in the forests of the south. One should attempt to spend three-weeks covering the variety of lowland and highlad sites as well as the savanna in the north. One is likely to see over 450 species in this time period. 

....Banyang-Mbo Wildlife Sanctuary -

Cameroon records over 800 species of birds, including an endangered partridge, the Mount Cameroon francolin, the Bannerman's crested turaco, and banded wattle-eye, all endemic to Cameroon.

Natural World Heritage Site

By Jon Hornbuckle. Cameroon offers the best birding in western Africa and is relatively safe, cheap (apart from vehicle hire) and hassle-free. 

A Tropical Birding Tour Report. Ornithologically, Cameroon remains little known despite being the most accessible and richest country in West Africa for birds. Lying at the junction between West and Central Africa, and forming a key part of the Lower Guinea Endemic Bird Area (EBA), Cameroon and its highland chain supports over 900 bird species, amongst them seven endemics. Cameroon is highly diverse with typical lowland tropical rainforests in the south and west to the Pro-Sahelian savanna in the north, and from rolling plains to volcanic beaches and mangrove swamps. 

26 February to 30 March 2002. By Michael Mills and Callan Cohen. The highlands of Cameroon form one of Africa's most important Endemic Bird Areas, harbouring 25 endemic bird species. These include many elusive and charismatic species such as Mount Kupe Bushshrike, Mount Cameroon Francolin and White-throated Mountain Babbler. 

Mount Cameroon, Mount Kupé. 3-17 March 2001. By Charles Davies. I visited only three main areas during a two-week trip to the mountains of south-west Cameroon: the Bamenda Highlands (2 days), Mount  Cameroon (1 week) and Mount Kupé (4 days). Although recording fewer than 125 species, it was possible for me to see most of the Cameroon mountain specialties, including Cameroon Francolin.

de Boer. A birdwatching tripreport for packpackerswith link to sound of Sjösteds Honey-guide Greenbul. While I lived in the Gambia from 1998-2001 I made several trips to some West-African countries. This is a report about a 4-week birding trip to Cameroon. Beforehand I thought this to be the most interesting country in Africa because of it’s geographic features. Bird life of course is also diverse. Cameroon is home to 8 of the 10 African bird families and has at least 874 species but probably quite a lot more as there are areas in Cameroon where just a handful of ornithologists have ever been. It is quite possible to see all 7 endemic species in a 4-week trip, although we only saw 4 of them this trip mainly because we did all the travelling by public transport which costs a lot of time, which is why we skipped a few sites and left some sites before finishing the ‘job’. Cameroon is not a country that anyone would just go to, which makes it even more appealing. It is however infamous for being (arguably) the most corrupt country in the world. And I we had some experiences that support this reputation.

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