Winter (December - February)

Be amazed by the thousands of Carmine bee-eater birds that annually paint the sky in crimson and turquoise as they flock to the South Luangwa in Zambia to nest along the clay riverbanks. September is prime time to see these stunning birds. For a very niche experience, journey to in Zambia to nest along the clay riverbanks. September is prime time to see these stunning birds. For a very niche experience, journey to Kasanka National Park in northern Zambia in November for the annual bat migration and witness around 10 million bats descend from the sky on a tiny patchwork of evergreen swamp.

Spring (March - May)

Be amazed by the thousands of Carmine bee-eater birds that annually paint the sky in crimson and turquoise as they flock to the South Luangwa in Zambia to nest along the clay riverbanks. September is prime time to see these stunning birds. For a very niche experience, journey to Kasanka National Park in northern Zambia in November for the annual bat migration and witness around 10 million bats descend from the sky on a tiny patchwork of evergreen swamp.

Be amazed by the thousands of Carmine bee-eater birds that annually paint the sky in crimson and turquoise as they flock to the South Luangwa in Zambia to nest along the clay riverbanks. September is prime time to see these stunning birds.

Summer (June - August))

Be amazed by the thousands of Carmine bee-eater birds that annually paint the sky in crimson and turquoise as they flock to the South Luangwa in Zambia to nest along the clay riverbanks. September is prime time to see these stunning birds. For a very niche experience, journey to Kasanka National Park in northern Zambia in November for the annual bat migration and witness around 10 million bats descend from the sky on a tiny patchwork of evergreen swamp.

Autumn (September - November)

Be amazed by the thousands of Carmine bee-eater birds that annually paint the sky in crimson and turquoise as they flock to the South Luangwa in Zambia to nest along the clay riverbanks. September is prime time to see these stunning birds. For a very niche experience, journey to Kasanka National Park in northern Zambia in November for the annual bat migration and witness around 10 million bats descend from the sky on a tiny patchwork of evergreen swamp.

Be amazed by the thousands of Carmine bee-eater birds that annually paint the sky in crimson and turquoise as they flock to the South Luangwa in Zambia to nest along the clay riverbanks. September is prime time to see these stunning birds. For a very niche experience, journey to Kasanka National Park in northern Zambia in November for the annual bat migration and witness around 10 million bats descend from the sky on a tiny patchwork of evergreen swamp.