Thanks Lis, I guess that horn is worth a few hundred thousand dollars unfortunatelyLisbeth wrote:Nice birds and great pics of the agamas![]()
The unmentionable has quite a horn![]()
The "Not a Spotted Maize Beetle" has some very nice colours

Thanks Lis, I guess that horn is worth a few hundred thousand dollars unfortunatelyLisbeth wrote:Nice birds and great pics of the agamas![]()
The unmentionable has quite a horn![]()
The "Not a Spotted Maize Beetle" has some very nice colours
Not sure that any of the Shrikes are my favouritesToko wrote:Haha, that's a very fat and flat agama![]()
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Lovely Boubou, one of my soft spot birdies![]()
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And the beetle with the yellow clubbed antennae which are very stylish is a Blister Beetle (Hycleus lugens)
Our resident photograpic expert says "not bad", I'm honouredRichprins wrote:Not bad!
A pretty bug, for a change!![]()
What does "up at Sparrows" mean?![]()
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Thanks Flutts!Flutterby wrote:Lovely sightings!
Our sightings improved once we got to Croc! I agree with you about Cockroaches - YUK!Heksie wrote:Was great catching up again.
And yes, you have had a lot of luck with your animal sightings and bugs... great pictures as well BT
Like the close up of the spider and cicada, damselfly and not the cricket... I see enough of them in Pretoria. There are one bug that I particularly don't like seeing in the Park and that is a cockroach... they can steer clear...
A long lens is the secret!RogerFraser wrote:Love the Tree Agamas never have any luck getting close to them.
Thanks Pumbaa, nothing comes close to an African sunrise!Pumbaa wrote:Lovely agama shots, BluTuna,
and for sure love the sunrise - Sigh