Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2014 11:40 am
The Red Basker might be a Broad Scarlet Will have a closer look at the other beautiesBluTuna wrote: Thanks Toko, any IDs yet???
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The Red Basker might be a Broad Scarlet Will have a closer look at the other beautiesBluTuna wrote: Thanks Toko, any IDs yet???
I think you are right the blue on the back of the eye is a giveaway!Toko wrote:The Red Basker might be a Broad Scarlet Will have a closer look at the other beautiesBluTuna wrote: Thanks Toko, any IDs yet???
Thanks Nan, yes the Mopane Eco Trail is inside the camp.nan wrote:very hilarious Zebra
lot of Barbets, maybe not water enough
magnificent pictures of the Zebras
Mopane Eco Trail, is the tour of the camp
Lucky shot! I didn't notice the "Cheesy" until I looked at the pictures!steamtrainfan wrote:Love the grinning zebra.
Lovely series of photos.
Thanks for the Barbel info BC.Bushcraft wrote:Hyena and cheetah You need to be faster on the draw BT
Barbel is one of the few species which can fill their swim bladder by gulping air, (most swim bladders are internally gas filled if that makes sense) but they are also obligatory air breathers and sometimes do this to scoop up insects. Cool sighting
Love the zebra cheesy
Lots of Kori's around the area but mostly too far away for pics.Richprins wrote:Kori obligatory at "longname"...but if you didn't see tsessebe you suck!
The Northern streams are pollution-free, Tzendze system being a great example.
Good to see cheetah still there!