Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens

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Richprins wrote:Is this the old JHB Botanical Park? :-?
The old Transvaal National Botanic Garden. It is in Roodepoort/Krugersdorp area.


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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

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The only way to photograph the nest presently in use is from the foot of the waterfalls

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This is the result

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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 0*\

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Aha! Great to see a bit more of the surroundings of the black eagle's home. ^Q^

I assume, this is not an 'ordinary' travel tale but you visit there more often? :-?


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nan wrote:must be a lot of people on the "bridge" at certain time 0*\

^Q^
Actually It does not get very busy nan, or rather we have not seen in very crowded around black eagles.
Mel wrote:Aha! Great to see a bit more of the surroundings of the black eagle's home. ^Q^

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! \O

What's the security like there... :-?


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Richprins wrote:Fascinating, Duke! \O

What's the security like there... :-?
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.


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Mel wrote:Aha! Great to see a bit more of the surroundings of the black eagle's home. ^Q^
A little more of the black eagle's home ;-)

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There are plenty of Cycads and Aloes, and other indigenous plants

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Planning to go again this Sunday ;-)


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he has flowers ready... for the take off of the little one :-0
superb vegetation O/\
^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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