Month: April 2017
Cape West Coast Tourism
World Bonsai Convention – Bonsai Empire
Identification of Spectacled Warbler – British Birds
Bonsai quando posso: Summary
The Most Innovative Bonsai Master In Japan | SEKAI BONSAI
African Finfoot
Originally posted on Adventures:
Podica senegalensis (African finfoot) Watertrapper [Afrikaans]; Watertrapper [Dutch]; Grébifoulque d’Afrique [French]; Afrikanische binsenralle [German]; Pés-de-barbatanas [Portuguese] There are moments in live that you do not know who to share it with! This happened on Wednesday morning while I had a few minutes before a meeting. I pulled in at Impenjati Reserve and was looking for the Half-collared Kingfisher, but it was quite… Continue reading African Finfoot
Crown Eagle and GP City Dwellers
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? ? Above: An adult female African Crowned Eagle. Below: The African Crowned Eagle being released and the massive claw of the eagle. The African Crowned Eagle was knocked unconscious by a vehicle in pursuit of a Hadeda. Local residents in Umtentweni came across the accident scene, where the bird was already picked up by some individuals who had supper in… Continue reading Crown Eagle and GP City Dwellers
The Beauty of the Malachite Kingfisher
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The colours of the Kingfisher species range from just black and white (the Pied Kingfisher) to the beautiful colours of the Malachite and African Pygmy Kingfishers. Beauty to be admired…. Continue reading The Beauty of the Malachite Kingfisher
Birding on the Lower South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal
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The last couple of days I enjoyed quite a bit of birding in various habitats. There were the African Black Oystercatchers, Little Egret, Three-banded Plover, Giant Kingfisher, Hadeda Ibis, Banded Martin, Grey Heron, Purple Heron, Western Osprey, Blacksmith Lapwings and a Fish Eagle at the lagoon. Some Kelp Gulls were flying in for a cross the ocean. In the coastal forest… Continue reading Birding on the Lower South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal