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Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary

Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary protects a wetland in the Senegal River delta, where lakes, channels and floodplains support changing concentrations of birds.

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What makes it special

  • Look for pelicans, flamingos, African spoonbills, herons and cormorants in a dynamic ecosystem.
  • December to March is generally the priority period for migratory birds.
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Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary from Saint-Louis during migration

A visit to Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary is best planned around the migration calendar, water levels and the kind of observation you are seeking—not around a checklist of species.

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Profile updated: 28/09/2026