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PC's 2019: a lazy year


Peter Connan

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221) White-fronted Plover

 

Vaastrandkiewiet Charadrius marginatus

 

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16 December, Morgan's Bay and 30 December, Kei Mouth

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222) Common Ringed Plover

 

Ringnekstrandkiewiet Charadrius hiaticula

 

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30 December, Kei Mouth

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223) Black-winged Lapwing

 

Grootswartvlerkkiewiet Vanellus melanopterus

 

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31 December, Kei Mouth

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224) Common Whimbrel

 

Kleinwulp Numenius phaeopus

 

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30 December, Kei Mouth

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225) Great Egret

 

Grootwitreier Egretta alba

 

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30 December, Kei Mouth

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Wow, that many and that good! You have really ended the Old Year in style, Peter!

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So BY 2019 comes to an impressive close.

bring on BY 2020

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Great pictures as usual, looking forward to see the rest since it’s obvious that you’re still in the beginning of your vacations additions.

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Excellent additions, I really like the White fronted Plovers.

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226) Cape Gannet

 

Witmalgas Morus capensis

 

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22 December, Morgan's Bay

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227) Swift Tern

 

Geelbeksterretjie Sterna bergii

 

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19 December, Double Mouth

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228) Common Tern

 

Gewone Sterretjie Sterna hirundo

 

Several great sightings of this locally-common bird, but the best was a bit of a "feeding frenzy" one morning at Double Mouth.

 

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23 December, Double Mouth

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229) Sandwhich Tern

 

Grootsterretjie Sterna sandvicensis

 

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26 December, Kei Mouth

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230) Little Tern

 

Kleinsterretjie Sterna albifrons

 

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21 & 30 December, Double Mouth and Kei Mouth

 

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231) Kelp Gull

 

Kelpmeeu Larus dominicanus

 

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28 December, Kei Mouth

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232) African Black Oystercatcher

 

Swarttobie Haematopus moquini

 

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22 & 30 December, Kei Mouth

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233) Common Swift

 

Europese Windswael Apus apus

 

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28 December, Morgan's Bay

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234) Black Saw-wing

 

Swartsaagvlerkswael Psalidoprocne holomelaena

 

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20 & 23 December, Morgan's Bay

 

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235) Lesser-striped Swallow

 

Kleinstreepswael Hirundo abyssinica

 

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16 & 17 December, Morgan's Bay

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11 hours ago, Peter Connan said:

220) Common Greenshank

 

Groenpootruiter Tringa nebularia

The second one is but I don't think the first one is.

 

Coming along nicely.

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Thank you very much @Galana and @Kitsafari.

 

I will look at that one again!

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An amazing score for SA! Morgans Bay and Kei Mouth certainly produced a great variety of coastal birds. As others have said, your flight shots continue to be impressive!

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Apologies for shutting the gate too early Peter. Some lovely additions which I wouldn't want to have missed.

If I may be so bold, I think your shot of the Oystercatcher in flight, #232, is a wee bit over-exposed. Neat shot though.

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