Lake Elementeita is located in between Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha. The Name Elementeita was derived from Maasai Word which they named the place a dusty place. The Lake Ementeita is a UNESCO Heritage site together with Lake Bogoria National Reserve and Lake National Reserve and is a Ramsar site since 2005. The Lake supports over 400 bird species including flamingoes which come from Lake Nakuru and Lake Bogoria both lesser and greater flamingoes to feed on blue-green-algae. Nearby Soysambu, protected area nearby the Lake established Lord Delamere, a 48,000 acres which is a home to over 12,000 animals including; Lions, Leopard, Hyenas, giraffes, primates, primates among others.
Lake Elementeita
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