There are seven hides on site but only three of them are worth visiting. Three are on the north side of the wetland, one on stilts which is about 30 feet high was too much for my vertigo, the other two are overgrown with reeds and little or nothing can be seen from them.
The other four are on the eastern side of the wetland, Hide no 1 overlooks a vlei that was dry when I visited. Hides 2 and 3 overlook the same vlei and face directly west so they are perfect for morning photography. Hide 4 faces southwest and is on a different vlei so it's also good for morning photography.
Here are the birds I managed to photograph.
Sacred Ibis.

Redknobbed Coots.




T-Rex wannabee.

Pied Avocet.

Maccoa Duck.

Threebanded Plover.

Spurwinged Goose.



Grey Heron flypast.

Whitethroated Swallow.

Great Crested Grebe.

And a Singlespine River Crab (thanks to Toko for the ID).

Without a doubt, the star of the show for me was a Black Heron which I first spotted on the far side of the vlei.

Fortunately the fishing there wasn't so good and it came and gave a command performance right in front of the hide.





