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NAMES OF BIRDS IN KIPSIGIS:


1. Raigootiit -the marabou stork
2. Tang'any-kwoony -the secretary bird
3. Cheepchuupo -the starling bird
4. Tergekyaat -the guinea fowl
5. Soorooryet -the dove
6. Suguruut -the owl
7. Sang'kiit -the vulture
8. Chepogilkil -the turkey
9. Ng'kokcheet -the chicken
10. Chepokipapaa -the ibis
11. Kong'oonyoot -the crane
12. Chepisakyaat -the weaver bird
13. Kipkonkoniet -the woodpecker
14. Kipkoosiitweet -the mousebird
15. Kipkosyeet -the honeyguide
16. Riryaat -the red-billed oxpecker
17. Chepkung'kurweet -the pied crow
18. Chepkoropit -the yellow-vented bulbul
19. Cherepesit -the nightjar
20. Ang'ang'eet -the hornbill
21. Tetee -the nightingale
22. Chemermeru -the swahili sparrow
23. Chesiipiit -the sunbird
24. Keereet -the kite
25. Chesiirereet -the hawk
26. Chepkogosyoot -the eagle
27. Chepkuikui -the skylark
28. Chepowiirit -the killdeer
29. Keek -the lilac-breasted roller
30. Ketutunyeet -the red black ground hornbill

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