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me nor, I'm not sure of the Prinia, I searched about half day and changed the name several time
it was on the 28.2.2017

your collage is
well done and thank you



so we are ready to go up north

Lots of nice birds nan.

Looks like some stunning views Michele!

nan wrote:me nor, I'm not sure of the Prinia, I searched about half day and changed the name several time
it was on the 28.2.2017

your collage is
well done and thank you



so we are ready to go up north

Oh yes...we are ready . :)

I think the bird may be a Rattling Cisticola. I have posted on Birds of Namibia FB group ...I will let you know the outcome. :)

nan, really love your different birdies - Nearly all of them would be lifers for us

plus brilliant insect shots

Michele,

love your collages

Lovely birds

The last one is not a fig, but if you like an Indian fig and commonly called a prickly pear

So my suspicions were correct... it is a Rattling Cisticola :)

Lisbeth wrote:

The last one is not a fig, but if you like an Indian fig and commonly called a prickly pear

Afrikaans name for prickly pear is : Turksvy - directly translated Turkish Fig .
Very very nice to eat the fruit , make jam , and , leaves ( those hairy prickly flat things ) , peeled , cut into squares , boiled and cooked in sugar syrup makes a delicious preserve same as melon preserve

Flutterby wrote:Lots of nice birds nan.
Looks like some stunning views Michele!

thank you Flutts

Pumbaa wrote:nan, really love your different birdies - Nearly all of them would be lifers for us
plus brilliant insect shots

for me too was a lot of lifers
thank you Pumbaa

Michele Nel wrote:So my suspicions were correct... it is a Rattling Cisticola :)

thank you Michele