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This
Malachite Kingfisher posed for over a half hour Guess he wanted to make sure I got his best side.
The weaver birds had migrated to a different area
when I was there but
I wanted to match the bird to the nests so here is a file photo
Blacksmith Lapwing Southern
Yellow-billed Horn-bill
Black-sholdered Kite
The Hamerkop is a strange looking bird with a strange name.
This
Lilac-breasted Roller is probably the most colorful bird I saw!
Kori
Bustard Nature
has its garbage collectors everywhere. Here White-backed Vultures are cleaning up a rhino carcass. I
think this is a Yellow Billed Kite
These three photos are of the Yellow-billed Stork I have not been able to identify this little guy.
Southern
Ground Horn-bill. I have no idea what this one is doing in a tree!
Great Egret
This Egyptian Goose family is out for a swim in algae covered water.
These Cape Glossy Starlings are a lot prettier that our US ones. They turn an iridescent purple when
the sun hits them. Crested Guineafowl
African Darter
I caught this Brown Pelican winging it home
A Green-backed Heron searching for dinner
This may be a Red-backed Shrike This is the Secretary-bird. It is in a family all by its self
Hadeda Ibis African Hoopoe When he gets excited his head feathers raise up in a mohawk
Ostrich. What would a trip to Africa be
without seeing Ostriches?
. And we end our bird section with these giant
birds
Now
lets move to something a whole lot bigger:
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