Africa Wild

harrys wrote:What a wonderful day full of beautiful sightings

thank you harrys, Kgalagadi is like that... or nothing or a lot

Pumbaa wrote:Fantastic Lion sightings all over, nan,
either by night or day but love the mousebirds and the gymnogene - Always amazing when these two species do come along

Lions, right 2 weeks with Lions everywhere... I was desperate to see at least one Cheetah
but Mousebirds and Gymnogen are always a nice surprise
thank you Pumbaa

Mel wrote:Lazy lions
I like the gymnogene though and find the mousebirds' behaviour rather interesting

lazy... almost like usual
learn a lot watching Mousebirds
thank you Mel

Flutterby wrote:Lots of lovely sightings.
Drinking & sleeping lions , nice gymnogene and well-spotted owl!

thank you Flutts
if we drive slowly, we can find the Barnie, in contrast we have to search the Gymnogen
and like already said... Lions everywhere during 2 weeks

Richprins wrote:Great lion shots at night, nana!

Rugby!

I like the gymnogene..face turning pink?

thank you Prins
these Mousebirds are not the only team I found
love Gymnogen, one of my prefered big bird

nan wrote:And suddenly something moves in the tall grass ..........

... ... a Rock Monitor
there are even two, impossible to photograph them together ... even if they don't go fast

Rock Monitor

Then the most beautifull road block, a melanistic Gabar Goshawk and again beautifully colored or not birds

so cute

Ant-Eating Chat

African Hoopoe... not easy to have a picture

too much birds

is it a Kalahari Scrub Robin juv.

Common Fiscal

Spotted Thick-Knee (Dikkop)

Cape Crow having a bath

Mushroom and fly

On the way back, a at the foot of a tree tries to attract my attention by going around the tree and often looking up, in the branches ... Yes........

Never too many birds

Impressive monitor

Another cliffhanger

Back after a road trip
Missed so much, still catching up

Stunning sightings and so many awesome bird sightings all are just great!