Africa Wild

Richprins wrote: ↑Mon Feb 21, 2022 1:26 pm
I am commenting on the 4 images posted on page 8:

1. The odd looking fiscal

1. The bird is as one of the members has suggested, the Western race of the Common or Southern Fiscal… This is illustrated below in a screen shot from the Roberts Bird App.
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both for that

Sorry I can't read the extrait of the book... it seems to me that I said Common Fiscal too.... :

Southern Shrike (Common Fiscal/Fiscal Shrike), arid west has a big eyebrow like yours, love them Southern Fiscal is the new name (Lanius collaris)

and for the Vulture I must have to know... I saw so many Ruppel's when I was in Kenya.... sorry a bit lazy

Hi there

will you please help me with some bird id's please

The first one is a Pied wagtail

Second a pair of African Hawk Eagles!

Need help with the identification of this raptor which we saw in February this year in the Berg en Dal area





Thanks so much in advance

I am still convinced that it's a tawny eagle

Lisbeth,

same was not that large as the tawny

Got the information that this is a juvenile african hawk eagle

It actually has a couple of black points on the chest and especially the throat is revelatory

Now that I know what to look for....

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Sun Jun 25, 2023 1:22 pm It actually has a couple of black points on the chest and especially the throat is revelatory

Now that I know what to look for....

Me too