Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2017 10:10 pm
a chance he comes backPJL wrote:Great variety of sightings nan! And a very good leopard spot there
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Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2017 7:00 am
Lovely sightings and pix's nan 
Lovely action shot of the Cape Sparrow
Most unusual 
and the
Springbok
Lovely stretching Lion too!
Ooops they miss the sightings at the tree
For sharing
Lovely action shot of the Cape Sparrow
Most unusual and the
Springbok Lovely stretching Lion too!
Ooops they miss the sightings at the tree
For sharingRe: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2017 10:20 am
You should use those "Spot the ... animal" on the quiz thread. I for my part once again can't see a thing 
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
Lion again... aha
Like the ostrich fluffballs
And now
for more of the leopard
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
Lion again... aha
Like the ostrich fluffballs
And now
for more of the leopard Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2017 10:26 am
Funny! Yesterday after having watched a documentary on the ostriches, I was thinking that I had never seen teenager ostriches and there they are
That piece of tail is not easy to see
Great natural pics of the birds on the ground
That piece of tail is not easy to see
Great natural pics of the birds on the ground
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2017 5:32 pm
What a selection, nana!
Leopard tail!
Didn't know you got those bee eaters in the desert?
Leopard tail!
Didn't know you got those bee eaters in the desert?
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2017 3:35 pm
Love the foxes and great lion pics. Lots of nice birds too!
Lots of nice birds too! Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2017 5:37 pm
not often seen Sparrow with flower, the Lion was just face to meAll-Nature wrote:Lovely sightings and pix's nan
Lovely action shot of the Cape Sparrow
and the
Lovely stretching Lion too!
Ooops they miss the sightings at the tree
and people certainly can't understand nothing from me
thank you
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2017 5:40 pm
Mel wrote:You should use those "Spot the ... animal" on the quiz thread. I for my part once again can't see a thing
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
Lion again... aha
Like the ostrich fluffballs
And now
I didn't tink of that was still some babies in January/February
always Ostriches make me laugh... they are
... funny thank you
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2017 5:41 pm
it's why I have to thank the fliesLisbeth 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
That piece of tail is not easy to see
Great natural pics of the birds on the ground
thank you
Re: … and a dream became reality
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2017 5:43 pm
there is a lot of "things" in the desertRichprins wrote:What a selection, nana!
Leopard tail!
Didn't know you got those bee eaters in the desert?
even waders you have to come once
thank you