Africa Wild

en route

Lesser-grey Shrike

without comment
then

spot the aminal

Itumeleng again

I am preparing to shoot a Black-breasted Snake-Eagle, which disappears almost immediately from his perch, I follow it with my lens ...
BINGO he comes back to me with a Cape Cobra in heels, of course I'm not ready, but I do have some interesting photos

Black-chested Snake-Eagle coming back

with Cape Cobra in the two paws

only with one paw

then in the beak

Back to Urikaruus, Eric propose to me the Nr 2 and I'm glad, there is shade.

Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill Brocken the nest of a White-browed Sparrow-Weaver

How did you manage to see the leopard

Great bird pics! I love the naughty hornbill

It is not called a snake eagle for nothing

Very well spotted on the Leopard, nan

Love the cute baby robin and hopefully the next people in the bungalow realized same.

Fantastic black-chested snake eagle with ist kill shots

That poor scrub-robin chick Hope the next guest did NOT braai it!

Do hornbills feed on eggs or fledglings?

And how on earth did you ever manage to see that Leopard?

Lisbeth wrote:How did you manage to see the leopard
Great bird pics! I love the naughty hornbill
It is not called a snake eagle for nothing

A lady said to me there is Leopard in a tree just a bit further... but I searched a long time and nobody stop : there is nothing
and I waited also a long time in hope to see the Leopard on legs

Pumbaa wrote:Very well spotted on the Leopard, nan
Love the cute baby robin and hopefully the next people in the bungalow realized same.
Fantastic black-chested snake eagle with ist kill shots

had a look all the night at this little one.... well almost all the night

Mel wrote:That poor scrub-robin chick Hope the next guest did NOT braai it!
Do hornbills feed on eggs or fledglings?
And how on earth did you ever manage to see that Leopard?

it's not possible for me to put this little one on a tree because of the electric wire, but there is a gate along the fence
thanks to the lady who gave me the place for the Leopard but not easy to find
No, it seems it "only" destroy for destroy... using its huge bill like a hammer

lot of people see me in all the roads and stop to speak a little bit, so we exchange our sightings
not often a lady stays 6 weeks in 4 roads
but often when I'm at a Cheetahs sighting... people send me toward Lions

Aha! Chicken on the braai!

Rp! Not much meat on the chick

Richprins wrote:Aha! Chicken on the braai!

a bit to tiny buts must be lekker