I asked to go there. Since this was not in the planned itinerary, he consulted his office when we went back for breakfast. For an additional fee, they consented. So we checked out and drove to Lake Bogoria. Bogoria has some hot springs and small geysers feeding the lake.
Flamingos stand in every bit of shallow water, along the shore and on reefs and shoals in the lake.
On the flats at the entry end of the lake, however, there is plentiful evidence that the birds are dying in significant numbers. The nearby hotel appeared just adequate. Next stop was Lake Naivashu, an hour south of Lake Nakuru. We paused en route at a workshop where artisans carve hardwood and soapstone into lovely statues, bookends, busts, and other objets d'art. There is also jewelry made of semi-precious stones such as malachite, onyx, and tiger eye.