Africa Wild

There is already a higher 'entry' fee for the Cape parks for non-local visitors and has been for at least the past few (5+) years. The difference is often considerable if you do not have a Wild Card. Some parks, such as Cape Point, ask for your ID / passport, but others don't (or didn't when I last ...

nan wrote:done will be "motorised" at Or Tambo

Great news nan! Glad that you got it sorted. Shame that you and Lis can't do a tandem run at ORTambo

nan wrote:Lis, arks, I phoned today to my travel agency (can't find on the site of SAA ), they will organize and will call me back

Excellent, nan I'm sure that you will find the assistance a great help Bon voyage!

normely nothing can happen Inside the airport :-? will need somebody to go to the domestic airport... to help me carry luggage and find the check in, because not a lot of time 0*\ and then in Upington, not a lot of people ;-) Have you looked into requesting airport assistance thru your airline(s ...

normely nothing can happen Inside the airport :-? will need somebody to go to the domestic airport... to help me carry luggage and find the check in, because not a lot of time 0*\ and then in Upington, not a lot of people ;-) Have you looked into requesting airport assistance thru your airline(s ...

Can anyone help with ID for these insects? the first two were seen in my garden in Darling in late September 2016 1. http://i66.tinypic.com/2w21v9h.jpg 2. http://i63.tinypic.com/sqtnjl.jpg 3. Seen at Stranfontein (Cape Town) in late Septemer 2016. http://i67.tinypic.com/fk4rrp.jpg http://i67.tinypic ...

Can anyone help with an ID for this daisy? Seen at Strandfontein (Cape Town) in late September 2016.

nan wrote:

Richprins wrote:That might have been mountain reedbuck, nana!

maybe

Perhaps in Bontebok NP? I've also seen them at Cape Point.

Only a pleasure ExFmem. And congrats on having you very nice photo of the mousie (and the bush ) published

ExFmem wrote:Does anyone know the name of the plant in this pic, please? ...
... Oct. 2009 Grootkolk

It's a very common Kalahari bush or shrub, the driedoring (three thorn) .