Uganda is arguably the most attractive country in Africa to birders, not only because of the unusually high number of species recorded with in its boarders, but also due to its easy access to several bird-rich habitats that are difficult to reach elsewhere. Uganda’s remarkable avian diversity of over 1,050 species (more than 50% of the total bird species in Africa) recoded in an area similar to that of Great Britain-can be attributed to its location at a transitional point between the East African savanna, the west African rain forest and the semi-desert of the north. More surprisingly, indicative of Uganda’s transitional location is the fact that only one bird is endemic to the country the recently confirmed resident Fox’s Weaver (ploceus spekeoides). Was confirmed by the members of Uganda Safari Guides Association-USAGA in the mid of 2018 in eastern Uganda.