A short trip to Tankwa*

[Toko]

some other critters

this one seems to be a toktokkie

This a beautiful Psammodes sp don't find the exact species

[Toko]

Toko, that pencil plant you IDed - would it be the same that you can buy here as an exotic plant?

Perhaps, Mel, there are several similar looking ones in the genus, don't even know the German name but love them

[Tina]

I missed this one completely But now I am here

Nice accomodation, but looks a bit dark inside or is it only the light in the photos?

Lovely view and flowers and all the familiar chats are lovely

It was a bit dark, Lis, but we stayed outside most of the time anyway.

[Tina]

more flowers

[Tina]

[Tina]

White-eyed Duiker Root?



cotula?



White-eyed Duiker Root again?

[Tina]

the sunset

[Tina]

there is no electricity in the cottages and lanterns are provided – very cozy



the gecko liked them as well as the light attracted the moths



We actually did not see many mammls as we stayed on the main roads. There was a lonely springbok and an AWC visited us after dark.

Although this was a short stay, we really enjoyed it.

[Toko]

more flowers

Just beautiful, Tina

A white hairy Dewflower Drosanthemum eburneum and a lilac Drumsticks Zaluzianskya villosa, closed flowers resemble drumsticks, hence the name ‘drumsticks'.

[Toko]

cotula?

Gansogie or Knoppies-Stinkkruid This is now known as Oncosiphon piluliferum, but the classification has changed and it was placed in the genus Cotula before

You ID'ed it yourself well done

And you are spot on for the White-eyed Duiker Root Grielum humifusum