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Lisbeth wrote:Wow a Klaas’s Cuckoo (Look at the eyes, STF )

Look, I am not going to talk leopards anymore ( )

Thank you for the correction Lisbeth.

Do you see a leopard on every road you take??

Nice shot of the cuckoo!

have you not seen any of exciting stuff like

kudu and waterbuck and baboons and

impala
(that are not lying in trees or sticking out of leopards mouths)

honestly

steamtrainfan wrote:Yikes, is this now three leopards in the space of a few hours.

Two with a kill.

Is the bird not a Didericks Cuckoo?

Brilliant photos of it as they do not normally like posing for photos.

Thanks STF Yip, lucky again with the leopard I'm sure it's a Klass Cuckoo

Lisbeth wrote:Wow a Klaas’s Cuckoo (Look at the eyes, STF )

Look, I am not going to talk leopards anymore ( )

Sharp Lisbeth, I got the bird name correct I'm learning

Pumbaa wrote:Maybe in the beginning the drive was quiet which definitely can happen when leaving Biyamiti that way but then leopard after leopard and even otters and Klaas cuckoo

and WoW Buchcraft

Yes Pumbaa, a very quiet start to the day, but it turned out ok and it's only lunch time

Alf wrote:

It's not normal to see so many leopards in just a few hours

Are you showing us leopard pictures from previous trips

Alf, it's no jippo. Sometimes you can hit a luck, our best is 7 leopard in a day in July 2014 (check out that day (15th) in the TT ), but a few times 5 & 6. All one can do is drive the correct area for what one is looking for and then the rest is luck.

I don't delete the EXIF picture data, so you can save those leopard pics to your PC and explore the EXIF data which will indicate date and time of when the pics were taken

Twigga wrote:Browns !



Still doing the "ketchup" on page 12

All this cat sightings & the kill!!! WOWI!!! on which road was that again?

We were planning to go to Talamats in January, I don't think so ! Not with that expensive construction site

You need to write a book

"Spotting" for dummies

All that spots

Howzit Twigga Where have you been Ja, that Talamati construction is an issue, but it may be better once done The number of eyes and keen rats does help. Soon Hawkeyes will have her learners license and then I'm just going to park off and wait for them to find something of interest

Flutterby wrote:Do you see a leopard on every road you take??

Nice shot of the cuckoo!

Luck comes and goes Flutts, but September and October in the south is very good for leopard. I prefer September for them, but can't go due to the rats and school

The Cow took the cuckoo pic