Lake, Sea, Rivers and Forests

[Richprins]

What foreign starling? It is a fork tailed drongo, juvenile and it is written all over the place

Ja, ok, Roberts...

[Mel]

[Pumbaa]

Cute bushbuck who came to visit you, All Nature

[All-Nature]

Very interesting again, and some great views, AN!
Sable in the Cape...wonder what for?
Shaggy bushbuck there, and foreign starling?

Sable do seem strange to see at the seaside
Shaggy bushbuck even shaggy Kudu at Addo Sea air maybe

[All-Nature]

What foreign starling? It is a fork tailed drongo, juvenile and it is written all over the place

Drongo it is
Nice views over Wilderness - even with a bit of haze in the photo

Glad the foreigner seems to be sorted
The sea is always changing

[All-Nature]

Cute bushbuck who came to visit you, All Nature

We were just as suprised to see it there

[All-Nature]

Visited the hide but it was dead except for some Redknobbed coots and some nesting ones as well

None of the 4 pixs below anywhere in sight
These were from a previous visit



Dabchicks





Kingfisher



With the drought which is even evident here, there seemed not to be many flowers about. However the Wild dagga sure attracted the Sunbirds.
They really gave me a hard time not sitting still long enough to focus and off they went again to the next flower to suck up the little nectar there was.

Greater DoubleCollared Sunbird





Egyptian Goose



One legged Spoonbill Too many one legged birds around





Sunset



Morning view over the Touw River from the chalet



African Hoopoe



Mouse peeking through the vegetation



Stralitzia (Bird of Paradise) with some green figs



Again a one legged bird, this time a Cape Wagtail



Who goes down there below



It is a mouse

[Lisbeth]

Lots of nice little things I love the spoon-billed stork

[Richprins]

More pirate birds! Arrr!

Lots of mice! I wonder what kind they are?

[H. erectus]

Showee AN, some very special intro to a nature situation!!

Oh goodness but we are so privileged!!! Some stunning photo's
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