Paradise Lost Resort in Kenya was started in 1996 by coffee farmers in Kiambu. The scenery is beautiful which exudes such beauty that the name fittingly benefits the surroundings and nature. The main attraction is the caves, which have a waterfall at the entrance, they were used by the Mau Mau during the fight for independence in Kenya. Paradise Lost has different habitats wetlands, grasslands, plantations, and a forest that are rewarding and productive for bird life. There is a coffee factory within Paradise Lost, where they blend and sell it to consumers at an affordable price. There are quite a number of birds to see and record in Paradise Lost
Paradise Lost is the best place in Nairobi to see the rare or range-restricted Grey-olive Greenbul
Paradise Lost Common Birds; Little Grebe, Great Cormorant, Reed Cormorant, African Darter, Little Bittern, Knob-billed Duck, African Black Duck, African Fish Eagle, Osprey, African Goshawk, Augur Buzzard, Buff-spotted Flufftail, African Green Pigeon.
