Africa Wild

Luckily there was a bit of life at the low water bridge

A black stork in the company of a hamerkop and a three-banded plover
That was it from Kruger year 2020.

Next up "Four Days in the Okavango Delta"

Lis!


Great bird pics, and I love the monkey drama...

Never seen a juvenile carmine...


Sorry about the golf club experience...normally one is not rushed or forgets one's order anyway due to relaxing with a .




Thank you so much for this story, and as said, it was a pleasure to meet indeed!

See next year!

Richprins wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 6:30 pm
Thank you so much for this story, and as said, it was a pleasure to meet indeed!

See next year!

It was indeed, only too short!

Next year is too far away and with Virus up and stocks dow.....

Lovely bee-eater youngster, IMO more elegant than the adult

And I have a soft spot for black storks they have cool legs and are otherwise not too overstyled.

Now we go to the Okavango and I can't wait to see more swamp photos

great Black Stork shots ..they are far less common than the very similar Abdims Stork

There's always something to see!

Not good service at the golf club

Thanks for sharing this trip with us

WoW Lisbeth,

love all your carmine bee eater shots and for sure from all the other birdies as well

The vervet mom plus her youngster are cute as well

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 6:03 pm On to the last Kruger day!

Wonder who has been your teacher with that

The squirrels are ever so cute And the baby waterbuck is not far behind in the ranking.
Or maybe even level

And being an arid park dweller, I always appreciate seeing hippo too

Nice captures of the bee-eater. But you will have to admit that the adults are even "beautifuller"

Interesting observation of the golf club. BC always seemed pretty happy with that place

Maybe I was at the Golf Club on a wrong day or maybe I am too difficult and expect too much