Animals of the Masai Mara

November 26, 2012 By John E. Riutta in Newly Noted Books Tags: animals, book, guide, kennedy, mara, masai, Princeton

It likely goes without saying that if you’re planning a trip to the internationally famous Masai Mara wildlife reserve in Kenya that you’re going to be interested in seeing and being able to identify more than just the birds to be found there. Fortunately, simultaneous with the publication of Adam Scott Kennedy’s Birds of the Masai Mara, Princeton University Press astutely saw fit to publish Animals of the Masai Mara by Adam Scott Kennedy and Vicki Kennedy as the second of their first two Princeton WILDGuides Wildlife Explorer Guides series.

John E. Riutta

Founder and publisher of The Well-read Naturalist. Inveterate autodidact. Has repeatedly been found out standing in many fields. Plays well with otters.

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