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Excerpts from "A Traveller's Guide to Swaziland" by Bob Forrester. ADVENTURE AIDS AIRLINES AIRPORT AIRPORT BUS ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHITECTURE ARCHIVES ART GALLERIES BANKS BIRDING BOOK EXCHANGE BUDGET TRAVEL BUSES BUSHFIRE BUSHMAN PAINTINGS BUSHMEN CAMPSITES CAR HIRE CARS and DRIVING CATTLE CLIMATE COLONIALISM CRIME DRUGS ECONOMY HISTORY IMMIGRATION KINGS MBABANE NATURE RESERVES POLICE RITUAL CEREMONIES SIBEBE TRAILS TOUR COMPANIES TRAVEL AGENCIES Index to information in the guide	BIRDING Swaziland has a wealth of bird life, with the greatest concentration of species in the lowveld. A total of 497 species have been identified in Swaziland, and some of these extremely rare, such as the Blue Swallow or the Bald Ibis. Birds are best seen in the Nature Reserves and details of bird-life can be had by contacting the individual reserves. Birding trips conducted by an experienced ornithologist can be booked through Phophonyane Lodge. Vincent Parker, the noted ornithologist, has produced a checklist of the birds of Swaziland, usually available at Book and Pen in The Mall, Mbabane.