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Lake Panic bird hide, KNP, 4/9/19

 

Canon 7D mark II, 100-400 mark ii, ISO 1000, f5.6, 1/800

 

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384) Black crake

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Sand river, KNP, 4/9/19

 

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385) Woolly-necked stork

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6 hours ago, Tdgraves said:

 

Should be @xelas another 11 days worth of photos...

Good good. Look forward to them.

 

Sadly I am unhappy with your Southern Black Flycatcher. The brownish primaries and tail suggest our friend the FT Drongo.

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Many good additions again, @Tdgraves! The Lake Panic bird hide can be a rewarding place, though quite busy sometimes.

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6 hours ago, Tdgraves said:

@Galana I think it may be a trick of the light - how about this angle??

It's a tough call alright. I am not too strong on Southern Blacks (they skulk a  lot) when I do find one. I wonder if the brown primaries are a moulting change?

No red eye for a Drongo so maybe just leave it. If you end up with a tie breaker we can let the others decide.:P

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10 hours ago, PeterHG said:

The Lake Panic bird hide can be a rewarding place, though quite busy sometimes.

 

It certainly was @PeterHG we left after a few minutes...

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Nice ebc with the Black Crake. The feet look like 2 large red spiders

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Near Skukuza, KNP, 5/9/19

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark ii, ISO 1600, f5.6, 1/640, EV +1/3

 

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386) Emerald-spotted wood dove

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Near Skukuza, KNP, 5/9/19

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark ii, ISO 1000, f7.1, 1/1250, EV +2/3

 

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387) White-headed vulture

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Near Skukuza, KNP, 5/9/19

 

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Female

 

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Male

 

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388) Red-billed firefinch

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Near Skukuza, KNP, 5/9/19

 

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389) Wahlberg's eagle

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Phabeni gate, KNP, 5/9/19

 

Canon 5D mark IV, 100-400 mark ii, ISO 500, f7.1, 1/2500

 

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390) Blue waxbill

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Near Skukuza, KNP, 5/9/19

 

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391) Long-tailed paradise whydah

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Near Pretoriuskop, KNP, 5/9/19

 

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392) African wattled lapwing

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Near Pretoriuskop, KNP, 5/9/19

 

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393) Black-bellied bustard

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Pretoriuskop in camp, KNP, 5/9/19

 

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394) Purple-crested turaco

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Shitlhave waterhole, Near Pretoriuskop, KNP, 5/9/19

 

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395) Kurrichane buttonquail

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More good sightings, especially the White-Headed Vulture and the Buttonquail. I´m always struggling with Brown Eagles so I´m curious - why do you think this is a Wahlberg´s and not a Tawny? Absence of crest and size of bill would suggest the latter to me?

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@michael-ibk It was the eye colour (brown), but as soon as I posted it, I began to wonder. I have checked other angles and the eyes are definitely brown. Then, Roberts says tawny is "brownish" whereas SASOL states "yellow" :angry:. My shot shows an almost identical bird to Roberts under tawny, so 389) is now tawny. I don't think I had any better sightings of one and I'm sure I can find a Wahlberg's somewhere else....

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Love the Button-Quail. So rarely seen long enough for a decent photo.

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Nothing to add from the 6th (was predator, rather than bird heavy)..

 

S100, near Satara, KNP, 7/9/19

 

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396) Gabar goshawk

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near Satara, KNP, 7/9/19

 

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397) Lazy cisticola

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near Satara, KNP, 7/9/19

 

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398) African pied wagtail

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near Satara, KNP, 7/9/19

 

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399) Cape glossy starling

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