Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 9:01 pm
Oryx... the looser 
Four-striped Grass Mouse 
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Oryx... the looser Four-striped Grass Mouse in a hurryRe: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 9:04 pm
I searched the 3rd specie of the bird... no succes
Temminck's Courser
Temminck to...
they have so nice camoufflage 
quasi impossible to find
Temminck's Courser Temminck to... they have so nice camoufflage quasi impossible to findRe: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 9:09 pm
At the camp there are Swifts-Swallows-Martins, at least two different kinds. Impossible to identify, for me
At midnight a Steenbok is taken by the camera trap.
I think it's a Barn Swallow
and then cats will come again, plus some dear to my heart... at last
At midnight a Steenbok is taken by the camera trap.
I think it's a Barn Swallow and then cats will come again, plus some dear to my heart... at last
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 7:24 am
Nice variety of birds! 
The mongoose has lovely colouring!
Cute mouse! 
The mongoose has lovely colouring!
Cute mouse! Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 8:54 am
Lovely mongoose and a sweet little mouse (when I don't see the tail 
).
It is difficult enough to catch a swallow not to talk about IDing it
Temminck's Courser must be another rarity in KTP
). It is difficult enough to catch a swallow not to talk about IDing it
Temminck's Courser must be another rarity in KTP
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 11:56 am
Just caught up again here nan - what fantastic sightings and great photos 
I particularly like the hyena clan and the meerkats
Nice martial eagle, and the unicorn-oryx is quite unique
I particularly like the hyena clan and the meerkats
Nice martial eagle, and the unicorn-oryx is quite unique
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 5:58 pm
Brilliant, nana, and I like your interest in the small stuff!
Springboks look like our rugby team!
Next thing we'll have cormorants in the desert!
Always funny how orange those mongooses are compared to ours here..
Love the bird in quasi-camouflage!
Springboks look like our rugby team!
Next thing we'll have cormorants in the desert!
Always funny how orange those mongooses are compared to ours here..
Love the bird in quasi-camouflage!
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2017 7:16 am
Nice variety for birds nan
Grass Mouse and Temminck giving you the run around with your camera!
Lovely photos of them
Springbok and Oryx lazy bunch
for sharing nan 
Grass Mouse and Temminck giving you the run around with your camera! Lovely photos of them
Springbok and Oryx lazy bunch
for sharing nan Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2017 7:47 am
love this Mongoose, but so shyFlutterby wrote:Nice variety of birds!
The mongoose has lovely colouring!
right Swallow and other similar are a nightmareLisbeth wrote:Lovely mongoose and a sweet little mouse (when I don't see the tail
It is difficult enough to catch a swallow not to talk about IDing it
Temminck's Courser must be another rarity in KTP
yes, Coursers are not so often seen in the Kgalagadi
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2017 7:53 am
unique... is the good wordPJL wrote:Just caught up again here nan - what fantastic sightings and great photos
I particularly like the hyena clan and the meerkats
Nice martial eagle, and the unicorn-oryx is quite unique
Meerkats are always so interesting to Watch and follow
small stuff is part of the wild tooRichprins wrote:Brilliant, nana, and I like your interest in the small stuff!
Springboks look like our rugby team!
Next thing we'll have cormorants in the desert!
Always funny how orange those mongooses are compared to ours here..
Love the bird in quasi-camouflage!
Springboks... too young it's seems to me
Cormorants... and maybe Pélicans, why not, for next time
maybe the sun change the color of Mongooses