
Winter Migration To MZNP
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Fantastic antelope shots, PJL
Love the wildebeests

Love the wildebeests

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I'm not sure where they were introduced from RP, but Addo would make sense

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Thanks everyone for the comments and tagging along
Birding
MZNP is apparently home to a really vast array of bird species. I can't remember the exact figure but I was really amazed at the number when a guide once mentioned his personal tick list...
Having said that, the park can often seem rather empty of birdlife until you really start looking for them. We're not massive birders, so these were just some of the species we managed to spot during the stay.
One of the more common birds of prey - the Pale Chanting Goshawk

African Shelduck at one of the link road waterholes

Hoopoe

With a kill!!



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MZNP is apparently home to a really vast array of bird species. I can't remember the exact figure but I was really amazed at the number when a guide once mentioned his personal tick list...

Having said that, the park can often seem rather empty of birdlife until you really start looking for them. We're not massive birders, so these were just some of the species we managed to spot during the stay.
One of the more common birds of prey - the Pale Chanting Goshawk
African Shelduck at one of the link road waterholes
Hoopoe
With a kill!!

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Double-Banded Coursers on Ubejane Loop

Three-Banded Plover treading on thin ice

First time I've seen a Gabar Goshawk

Always good to see the Oxpeckers doing well - this time hitching a ride on a Gemsbok

TBC
Three-Banded Plover treading on thin ice

First time I've seen a Gabar Goshawk

Always good to see the Oxpeckers doing well - this time hitching a ride on a Gemsbok

TBC
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Must agree they have plenty of bird life there
Next trip to the bush??
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Exquisite photographs, I must say, Peej!
That goshawk really is pale!
Was the other bird really on ice?

That goshawk really is pale!

Was the other bird really on ice?

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The plover on ice is unique and priceless!




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