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Beautiful Wryneck. You surely must be saving a cracker for 200.

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Peter Connan

Thank you very much @xelas, @Dave Williams and @Galana.

 

200 is in the bag, and will make an appearance shortly. However, don't expect too much, as I haven't really been saving anything up particularly.

 

It will be a reasonably good shot, but of a fairly common bird.

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193) Cape Turtle Dove

 

Gewone Tortelduif Streptopelia capicola

 

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Same tree and same day as the previous bird

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Great photos Peter, especially love the Brubru and the Amethyst Sunbird!

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Thank you very much @michael-ibk

 

194) Cape Robin

 

Gewone Janfrederik Cossypha caffra

 

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Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens, 1 July and 4 August

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195) Peregrine Falcon

 

Swerfvalk Falco peregrinus

 

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The Aloe Farm, Hartebeespoort, 7 July

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Closing the gap to #200 with another fine bird and its photo!

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3 hours ago, xelas said:

Closing the gap to #200 with another fine bird and its photo!

Thwnk you very much @xelas

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196) Little Swift

 

Kleinwindswael Apus affinis

 

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7 August, The Aloe Farm

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Dave Williams

The Cape Robin is a smart little bird.Lovely shots.

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197) Cape Wagtail

 

Gewone Kwikkie

Motacilla capensis

 

My mother's favorite bird, as they are always so neat. I must have been a terrible dissapointment to her...

 

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The aloe Farm, 7 July

 

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Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens, 4 August

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who says you are not always neat, @Peter Connan?! And for sure one could find a photo or two of Cape Wagtail not being that neat at all :huh:!

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I say it, and I should know @xelas.

 

One look in my garage/workshop should quell any thoughts that I might be neat...

 

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198) Southern Boubou

 

Suidelike Waterfiskaal Laniarius ferrugineus

 

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7 July, The Aloe Farm

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A pretty wagtail - I'm curious as to why does your mother think it's neat - is it because it looks neat or that its nests are always neat looking or it keeps the area around the nest neat? 

 

 

oooh on the brink of the 200th.....

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Thanks @Kitsafari.

 

The bird itself. I doubt my mother has ever seen a nest.

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199) Thick-billed Weaver

 

Dikbekwewer Amblyospiza albifrons

 

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7 July, The Aloe Farm

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Dave Williams

So, all will soon be revealed. 200 needs to be a bit special to top what you have already posted Peter!!!!! That's a challenge.

 

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Well, we started this thread with a weaver, so we may as well...

200) Cape Weaver

 

Kaapse Wewer Ploceus capensis

 

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7 July, The Aloe Farm

 

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4 August, Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens

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Congrats on reaching #200 with a beautiful series of the weaver!

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Sharpness on the yes, as from the photo guide book, well done and of course, congratulations for reaching #200, @Peter Connan!

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a golden bird for the golden 200th. that's  a beautiful weaver and the whites of its eyes are just startling. 

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