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PJL wrote:Great variety of sightings nan! And a very good leopard spot there :yes:
a chance he comes back \O

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Lovely sightings and pix's nan ^Q^ ^Q^
Lovely action shot of the Cape Sparrow O/\ Most unusual O:V
and the O\/ Springbok ^Q^
Lovely stretching Lion too! :yes:
Ooops they miss the sightings at the tree 0*\ O**
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You should use those "Spot the ... animal" on the quiz thread. I for my part once again can't see a thing lol

Love the BEFs! I have never ever seen BEF cubs. Firstly the adults are sometimes hard to find anyway and more often than not keep their distance
and secondly I was never there when the time was right for the little ones. But November / December there seems to have been plenty of sightings
with really young pups :-0

Lion again... aha :O^

;-) =O:

Like the ostrich fluffballs O/\

And now 0() for more of the leopard :-0


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Funny! Yesterday after having watched a documentary on the ostriches, I was thinking that I had never seen teenager ostriches and there they are ^Q^ ^Q^

That piece of tail is not easy to see :shock: :shock:

Great natural pics of the birds on the ground ^Q^ ^Q^


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What a selection, nana! ^Q^

Leopard tail! lol

Didn't know you got those bee eaters in the desert? :shock:


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Love the foxes and great lion pics. \O Lots of nice birds too! ;-)


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All-Nature wrote:Lovely sightings and pix's nan ^Q^ ^Q^
Lovely action shot of the Cape Sparrow O/\ Most unusual O:V
and the O\/ Springbok ^Q^
Lovely stretching Lion too! :yes:
Ooops they miss the sightings at the tree 0*\ O**
:ty: For sharing
not often seen Sparrow with flower, the Lion was just face to me O-/
and people certainly can't understand nothing from me =O: =O: =O:

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Mel wrote:You should use those "Spot the ... animal" on the quiz thread. I for my part once again can't see a thing lol

Love the BEFs! I have never ever seen BEF cubs. Firstly the adults are sometimes hard to find anyway and more often than not keep their distance
and secondly I was never there when the time was right for the little ones. But November / December there seems to have been plenty of sightings
with really young pups :-0

Lion again... aha :O^

;-) =O:

Like the ostrich fluffballs O/\

And now 0() for more of the leopard :-0
\O I didn't tink of that 0*\
was still some babies in January/February :yes:
always Ostriches make me laugh... they are :-? ... funny lol
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Lisbeth wrote:Funny! Yesterday after having watched a documentary on the ostriches, I was thinking that I had never seen teenager ostriches and there they are ^Q^ ^Q^

That piece of tail is not easy to see :shock: :shock:

Great natural pics of the birds on the ground ^Q^ ^Q^
it's why I have to thank the flies =O:
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Richprins wrote:What a selection, nana! ^Q^

Leopard tail! lol

Didn't know you got those bee eaters in the desert? :shock:
there is a lot of "things" in the desert 0' even waders =O:
you have to come once ;-)
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