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89 (SA 83). White-headed Vulture. Kruger. 

 

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90 (SA 84). Tawny Eagle. Kruger. Seen regularly throughout the park

 

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Dave Williams

Stunning additions Peter.

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Some great photos and to your usual high standard. Nice Melba finch pose.

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The Lappet-faced vulture is my favourite of this batch, it’s difficult to be uglier than that :lol:.

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Beautiful additions 

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Thank you @Dave Williams, @Galana, @pedro maia and @shazdwn ! Let's add some more from those carefree times when we could still travel....

 

91 (SA 85) Red-billed Oxpecker. Kruger. Seen on various grazers. Here on the back of an impala.

 

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92 (SA 86) Yellow-billed Oxpecker, Kruger. A lot less common than its red-billed cousin and we only saw it twice.

 

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93 (SA 87) African Sacred Ibis. Kruger

 

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94 (SA 88) Crested Francolin. Kruger

 

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95 (SA 89) White-crested Helmetshrike. Kruger

 

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96 (SA 90) Red-billed Quelea. Kruger. Not the usual large flock, but a single male this time.

 

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97 (SA91) White-faced Whistling Duck. Kruger

 

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98 (SA 92). Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill. Kruger. Seen in about the same numbers as the next one.

 

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99 (SA 93). Red-billed Hornbill. Kruger.

 

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100 (SA 94). European Roller. Kruger. As #100 perhaps not a completely African bird, but I do love the European version.

 

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Congratulations for bird #100! And only right to support the local birds :D!

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Dave Williams

Fabulous images, I wonder if there were more birds around when you went but you still managed to get so many more frame fillers than I did...I think!

 

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Really like the Red-billed Oxpecker picture, and congratulations on 100!

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Excellent additions and well done on reaching 100.

 

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Congrats for the first century and for the ever present high quality.

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Peter Connan

Magnificent photos throughout Peter!

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Lovely photos and kind thoughts about the travel situation generally. Hopefully there will be some reports and posts to keep us entertained and amused.

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Thanks for all the kind words @xelas, @Dave Williams, @Zim Girl, @TonyQ, @Tdgraves, @pedro maia, @Peter Connan, @Galana. Yes it's good to see photos and still read about trips while being grounded. Apart from working on photos and staring out of the window I also pick up the guitar at times and try to put some feelings to music. This is a little song for all those that are working so hard in health care. Some of them are close relatives. If you are interested: https://youtu.be/SVXWTcW6ZOQ

 

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