Report by Sandi du Preez
20 June 2018
It was a very overcast and gloomy day which often made it difficult to see a bird’s features. After scanning the area around the notice board to look for the Spotted Ground Thrush, we made our way to the little patch of grassland. Here we were treated to a whole lot of Purple-crested Turacos flying back and forth between the trees – such a magnificent sight! Unfortunately we couldn’t go into the reservoir area as Crispin was not with us.
Purple-crested Turaco – Dave Rimmer
Sunbirds were scarce in numbers but we did see five of the six species present in winter at Pigeon Valley: – Amethyst, Collared, Olive, Purple-banded and a Grey Sunbird showing off it’s red pectoral tufts.
Tambourine Doves were calling incessantly from all parts of the forest and Southern Boubous serenaded us the whole morning as well.
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