Two "nanas" (girls) in the Kgalagadi

[nan]

Again fantastic and lots of different bird shots, nan,

plus warthogs and also love the ostriches and for sure the blonde lion

Pumbaa , yes I love this blond Lion, maybe because of his wounded eye
never in missing of birds there

[nan]

That lion must have some stories, nana!

And a privilege to be able to walk around with the rangers...you obviously charm them!

I still can't get around seeing warthog in the desert.

And birdies all day!

RP
yes certainly he can tell and tell lot of stories
no, is not a privilege it's a service to give to those fantastic rangers like often I'm by my own and return early in the evening (they know I don't like the dark ) they are 2 long weeks, alone, without car, making beds, cleaning braai etc... but with "arid" radio

the Warthog is not so common, as per me. But I always seen them in the Nossob river… even some little ones

[nan]

Nice to have a kitty cat around the house!

Flutts
Yes it was

[nan]

Fluff balls are not ugly, Lis Ostriches are never that cute again than when they are babies

Excellent captures of One Eye, nan. He is a handsome fellow indeed! I love his blonde mane,
makes him special compared to the rest of the bunch

Mel
Yes, for me too and for Pumbaa, the babies Ostriches are adorable
One Eye is one of my old friend... always seen he around Urikaruus and he should only see one of us

[nan]

Wow ..that was a marathon read...:) So pleased to discover that the two Nanas are continuing with TT. :)
Too many awesome sightings to comment on..and fabulous photos. :) But I do love the crystal ball ones Nan....:)

Michele, super nice to see you here... instead of somewhere else

certainly my last lifers
this crystal ball was some friends of me now have the same, here in Switzerland
now I make experience... on my balcony less risk of burning the house
I must laugh... or ... it's so sad

[nan]

If you want to see ugly Liz just look and newborn human babies

harrys, yes fluff balls are at least as beautifull

[nan]

Liz, interesting Cape Crow with a bee

[Lisbeth]

[ExFmem]

Love the courting Hornbills, and always the little owlets - no such thing as too many pics of them, or too many posting of same pic - wonderful.

Noisy neighbors The lion roaring so close is always magical (Too bad "one-eye" could only see one of the two of you )

I've never seen a Rock Thrush - handsome bird.

Ostrich chicks look like grumpy old men in miniature bodies , but that makes them endearing.

[nan]

Love the courting Hornbills, and always the little owlets - no such thing as too many pics of them, or too many posting of same pic - wonderful.

Noisy neighbors The lion roaring so close is always magical (Too bad "one-eye" could only see one of the two of you )

I've never seen a Rock Thrush - handsome bird.

Ostrich chicks look like grumpy old men in miniature bodies , but that makes them endearing.

thank you ExFmem
Those Hornbills are the local… but that you know, very entertaining, but sometime nasty… I have seen them broken a nest of White-browed Sparrow-Weaver
Roaring Lion... seems to be something that run into the bones