Africa Wild

Kgalagadi, janv./ febr. 2017

2. ID - African Hawk-Eagle ???

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Fri Apr 07, 2017 11:47 am African Hawk-Eagle should not be found in KTP in Sasol's opinion.
Could it be a Wahlberg's Eagle or even a Tawny

Dewi wrote: ↑Fri Apr 07, 2017 6:20 pm Agree with african hawk-eagle.

need help please

Grootkolk (Kgalagadi) 13.11.2.017 (16h30)
maybe you have one more colored Liz

I do not have that one. Maybe a chat flycatcher.

Familiar chat.

Rufous in tail visible

I looked for the rufous, but I is not quite there

Nan, I think that it is a chat Flycatcher, because I do not see anything chestnut coloured, nor the rump nor the outer tail nor the chin. This does not mean that Dewi is wrong, but...........

I'm thinking African Goshawk. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Fri Jun 22, 2018 12:30 pm most likely a juvenile Gabar goshawk

I will need your help again as I saw in Namibia in Palmwag this leucistic specimen.

Maybe a quelea?

When I see a grey Goshawk in the Kgalagadi, I usually identify it as a Pale Chanting Goshawk without thinking too much. But I may be mistaken. When Peter posted his picture of a Gabar Goshawk, it reminded me of that bird :


Sorry, the picture is a bit blurred, but could it be a juvenile Gabar ? I think it is difficult to differentiate the 3 (Gabar, Pale and Dark Chanting). If someone has some tips on these species.