Overnighting in Wilderness National Park

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^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ the cormorant is a good one O:V


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:-) :-) :-) :-)


some more birds from the area

go away bird

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cape weaver

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cape wagtail

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cape bulbul

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cape white-eye

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cape spurfowl

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cape sugarbird (female)

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cape sugarbird (male)

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Lots of Cape birds there, surprisingly! lol

Jolly good! X#X

I think the first one is a Cape Mousebird? :-0


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Richprins wrote:Lots of Cape birds there, surprisingly! lol

Jolly good! X#X

I think the first one is a Cape Mousebird? :-0
well done richprins...

:yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:


a speckled cape mousebird..............


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You owe me a beer! =O:


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Lovely birds!! ^Q^ ^Q^


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Lovely birds ^Q^ ^Q^


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This sugarbird spreading out his extraordinarily long tail an the lawn is crazy lol


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:-) :-) :-) :-)

the last few birds from the area...

glossy ibis..

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common starling..

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black-headed heron

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greater double collard sunbird

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leachy wrote:
Richprins wrote:Lots of Cape birds there, surprisingly! lol

Jolly good! X#X

I think the first one is a Cape Mousebird? :-0
well done richprins...

:yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:


a speckled cape mousebird..............
Just catching up here . You both have it wrong --just " Speckled mousebird " ^0^ ;-)


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