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The different spider webs are impressive, Sprocky \O

Lucky that you discoered jackal, pearlie and bushbuck as well :ty:


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I prefer birds and mammals thank you O-/


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Lots of cool animals and birds ^Q^


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The spiderwebs make great subjects for photos. \O


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Interesting spiderwebs, I like the clear geometric one \O

Sweet pearlie ^Q^ ^Q^


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I am not a hufe fan of spiders, but the webs can be very decorative in the morning dew.

Your second photo shows a Tropical tent-web spider (Cyrtophora citricola) and a string of egg sacs.


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shoooooo

:shock: :shock:

loverly stuff once more sprocket....

\O \O


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Thank you very dankie. :ty:

Went out on drive this morning, with my main aim at getting more birds for my lockdown list, which is now at 75. My target is 80, but it's getting difficult now.

Once again, one of the first animals to be seen was another Giraffe...
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A bit further on I was kept very busy trying to ID this bird. I finally got it, a juvenile Diederiks Cuckoo...
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Another regular, a Lilac-breasted Roller...
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This one also kept me busy, a Rattling Cisticola...
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More soon...


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great shots sprocket

you should have hung around for a bit longer with that juvenile cuckoo

to see who the sucker bird was that thought is was her offspring...

-O- -O- -O-


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leachy wrote: Tue Apr 07, 2020 11:44 am great shots sprocket

you should have hung around for a bit longer with that juvenile cuckoo

to see who the sucker bird was that thought is was her offspring...

-O- -O- -O-
I was too busy trying to ID it, then it flew off. 0*\


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