The old Transvaal National Botanic Garden. It is in Roodepoort/Krugersdorp area.Richprins wrote:Is this the old JHB Botanical Park?
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The Black Eagles nest close to the waterfall. The top nest has not been used for a few years, pity, as you can see the top nest when you walk to the top of the falls. Both nests can be seen in photo 2 below
The only way to photograph the nest presently in use is from the foot of the waterfalls
This is the result
It has been a while since we visted WSNBG so we were pleasantly surprised to see an outdoor gym, which looks cool.
The only way to photograph the nest presently in use is from the foot of the waterfalls
This is the result
It has been a while since we visted WSNBG so we were pleasantly surprised to see an outdoor gym, which looks cool.
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must be a lot of people on the "bridge" at certain time
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Aha! Great to see a bit more of the surroundings of the black eagle's home.
I assume, this is not an 'ordinary' travel tale but you visit there more often?
I assume, this is not an 'ordinary' travel tale but you visit there more often?
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Actually It does not get very busy nan, or rather we have not seen in very crowded around black eagles.nan wrote:must be a lot of people on the "bridge" at certain time
Mel wrote:Aha! Great to see a bit more of the surroundings of the black eagle's home.
I assume, this is not an 'ordinary' travel tale but you visit there more often?
Will hopefully be an on going one Mel. We want to see the chick grow up.
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Fascinating, Duke!
What's the security like there...
What's the security like there...
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It is ver safe RP. There are car guards in theparking area and many people use the gardens for a Sunday outing just to walk amongst all the indigenous plants or have a picnic.Richprins wrote:Fascinating, Duke!
What's the security like there...
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A little more of the black eagle's homeMel wrote:Aha! Great to see a bit more of the surroundings of the black eagle's home.
There are plenty of Cycads and Aloes, and other indigenous plants
Planning to go again this Sunday
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he has flowers ready... for the take off of the little one
superb vegetation
superb vegetation
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