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- I Love Africa, elephants in particular. We visited Djuma in 2003 and stayed at Bush Lodge.
I have been married for 28 years and have one son Matthew who is 24. We are Dairy Farmers, milking 200 cows. I do all our accounts and paperwork.
I hate ironing!
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What are their Christian names?
Actually I was just about to contact you.
I found a member who is a real bird expert. His name is Rael, pehaps you know him.
Anyway you were spot on with Whalbergs eagle and the other raptor is a Steppe Buzzard. The single shot is of a Sabota Lark and the other two shots are of a Rattling Cisticola. And best of all the last two are lifers for me.
If only I had discovered this site earlier,....like two years ago lol.
Thanks for your contributions Carol
Stay well my friend
Brian
Nice of you to have another look at the pics.
My first guess was Whalbergs but then I doubted myself because it appears as if there is hardly any tail.
Have to get my book out again and check the Robin.
As for the Marshal eagle, we just turned a corner and there he was. Managed to get some video footage of him also which I have posted on Youtube, An awsome bird.
I am totaly envious of your Leopard shots. The best view we had was 4 legs and a tail hanging down from a distant branch. Well you gotta have a reason to return lol. And I would love to see more of the hunting dogs, one lone female by the side of the road, with the remains of a Guinea Fowl was a real thrill for us but the rest of the pack were no where to be seen.
Many thanks Carol
Brian
Cheers Cilla
WElcome to WE.TV. It is wonderful to have you here. Enjoy the site and happy camming.