Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2014 3:11 pm
great pictures of the birds in flight 
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Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 4:13 pm
Lovely pics....especially the nightjar.
Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 10:24 pm
Caught up, Dewi,
and love your scenery shots, the lions and nyalas - Some more than brilliant sightings you had 
Not to forget all the different feathered ones 
and love your scenery shots, the lions and nyalas
- Some more than brilliant sightings you had Not to forget all the different feathered ones Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 7:44 pm
Very eerie but beautiful shot of the nightjar! And the LBR!
Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 7:19 pm
Ek is terug oom Dewi 
Lovey shots of the Luvhuvu and LBR
Lovey shots of the Luvhuvu and LBR
Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 4:19 pm
Thanks for all the comments Lisbeth, Nan, Richprins, Amoli, Bushcraft, Mel, Tina, Flutterby, Pumbaa, Bush Brat & Duke.
RP, we were in unit 1 - we love this one and have stayed here before.
Flutt's, the pink binoculars went down a storm. Her face when I gave her them when we arrived in Punda was priceless.
RP, we were in unit 1 - we love this one and have stayed here before.
Flutt's, the pink binoculars went down a storm. Her face when I gave her them when we arrived in Punda was priceless.
Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 4:31 pm
An early morning drive down the S56, along onto the tar road and back to camp was fairly quiet.
The waterhole just south of the turn off to the camp.
A flock of Red-billed Quelea were busy feeding along the main tar road.
And a Red-billed Hornbill was sunning itself in the early morning light.
Back in camp for breakfast, I noticed one of the Hooded Vultures, who have a nest opposite our unit, sitting in a tree preening itself.
While a small herd of Impala came down into the dam to drink.
Followed closely by a noisy flock of Helmeted Guineafowl.
On the tree next to our unit, a striped skink was warming up in the sunshine.
The waterhole just south of the turn off to the camp.
A flock of Red-billed Quelea were busy feeding along the main tar road.
And a Red-billed Hornbill was sunning itself in the early morning light.
Back in camp for breakfast, I noticed one of the Hooded Vultures, who have a nest opposite our unit, sitting in a tree preening itself.
While a small herd of Impala came down into the dam to drink.
Followed closely by a noisy flock of Helmeted Guineafowl.
On the tree next to our unit, a striped skink was warming up in the sunshine.
Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 4:55 pm
You must be feeling better 
Nice photo of the skink
Nice photo of the skink
Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 5:20 pm
Are you still at Punda? 
This thing is dragging on forever!
This thing is dragging on forever!
Re: "Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 5:30 pm
We left Punda on the first morning RP. 
We have been to Klopperfontein, Baobab Hill, the Luvuvhu river bridge, Pafuri Picnic spot, Babalala, the S56 and are now at Sirheni - unit no 1.
I'm up to August 2014. I note that you are still somewhere in the Dark Ages on your TT.
Keep up dear boy.
We have been to Klopperfontein, Baobab Hill, the Luvuvhu river bridge, Pafuri Picnic spot, Babalala, the S56 and are now at Sirheni - unit no 1.
I'm up to August 2014. I note that you are still somewhere in the Dark Ages on your TT.
Keep up dear boy.