The return *

[nan]

here you are...
Swift Tern/Sterne huppée

[nan]

Superbe!

I like the French names...why is a kite called a Milan?

Milvus (migrans=Black Kite),milvus=Red Kite)
Milvus... = Milan

[Mel]

here you are, it seems they are Lesser crested Stern


for the first one...

Swift Tern

The white wedge on the wing and the grey spots on the neck and the rather grey than black crest on the head make me think so.

[nan]

much more pollution than a snail


Cape Cormorant/Cormoran du Cap

White breasted Cormorant/Cormoran à poitrine blanche

Sea-Lion/Otarie

[nan]

some flowers... for a change





palm tree with nests



sort of Pelargonium ?

[nan]

Eland

African Black Oystercatcher/Huîtrier de Moquin
they found a place to open the shells... clever birds


Brimstone (Bully) Canary/Serin souffré

Cape Bunting/Bruant du Cap

à suivre...

[nan]

stunning pictures of the cape gannets

and eland

sorry, I am lost - where did you see them?

somewhere near Eland Bay and Lambert Bay
Tina

[nan]

Strange place that the cormorant has chosen for the nest. Completely in the open

Looks like a lovely place and you have taken some beautiful photos

I love the flowers and the eland with the orange tuft on the front

The Brimstone canary could also be a yellow canary, the eyebrow is very long

it seems there is a bit darker

I think the nests are built in these poles specialy for the Cormorants
but some were in a sort of caverne... not light enough for photo (sorry Erectus... you won't see this caverne )

[Toko]

Lamberts Bay is very special, and you got some cool photos of the Gannets

Pelargonium fulgidum

and Tetragonia fruticosa

[nan]

3+4.10.2014

We decide to return by Darling, through this beautiful country, as we have an appointment with Glynis and Rob to Witzenberg, with whom and where we will spend the next 2 days.
Beautiful... superb... and more
Two days made with food, birds, and
Unforgettable

us

The Daltons

les meringues