Africa Wild

The meal is a quiche, Klippies!

Richprins wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 6:21 pm The meal is a quiche, Klippies!

Did you find a few new birdies there?

Awesome, Thick-billed Weaver!

Still on my bucket list.

I have seen one years ago at Lake Panic

@Flutteby - not really, only the little bittern and the green pigeon. Well, two new birds are not that bad in three days No three! Also the spur-winged goose So after all you are right

The Long-toed lapwing is a special one and has to be done for the bird book!

Klipspringer wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 6:13 pm Very good series of the weaver busy building

I like the greenery with the Kingfisher and the fern leaves rolled up. Looks like the meal is a banded groundling.

You are clever if you can see what that "thing" is

harrys wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 4:04 pm Looks like a wonderful place, hopefully one day we will have the opertunity to visit Botswana too

Good luck

Klipspringer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2020 12:40 pm The Long-toed lapwing is a special one and has to be done for the bird book!

Then they were four new ones I did see quite a lot of new birds

Flutterby, you have noticed better than I have

Klippie, I'll put it in the bird book

I have been looking for one of those for decades and all of a sudden I see them everywhere .....not that I mind

So true, Lisbeth,

I always wanted to see a crested barbet and it took indeed a couple of trips to Kruger until we saw our first one and then most easily during each trip since then but not only one…...

Love your malachite shots - Always one of our favourites and also the thick billed weaver - I simply love their nests