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Peter Connan

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140) Cape Weaver

 

Kaapse Wewer

 

Ploceus capensis

 

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28 November, Rietvlei

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141) African Stonechat

 

Gewone Bontrokkie

 

Saxicola torquata

 

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28 November, Rietvlei

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142) Levaillant's Cisticola

 

Vleitinktinkie

 

Cisticola tinniens

 

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28 November, Rietvlei

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such brilliant shots of the small birds especially the stonechat. 

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@Peter Connan"like" em all. The shots featuring the birds with the Zebra and Giraffe are particularly attractive at the moment. Can I join everyone else in hoping your wife has a successful rehab and recovery.

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Even more to come and very nice too. Love the Cisticola!

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143) Cape White-eye

 

Kaapse Glasogie

 

Zosterops pallidus

 

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28 November, Rietvlei

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144) Steppe Buzzard

 

Bruinjakkalsvoel

 

Buteo vulpinus

 

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28 November, Rietvlei

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145) African Black Duck

 

Swarteend

 

Anas sparsa

 

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28 November, Rietvlei

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Oh bugger. Seems like I will never learn. Thanks @Tdgravesand @Galana.

 

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146) African Hoopoe

 

Hoephoep

 

Upupa africana

 

This is a fairly common bird in my area, and I had seen several throughout the year, but somehow they are great at evading my camera.

I also apologise for showing pictures I have already posted on another thread, but I'm still going to show them again... Just because I like them.

 

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28 November, Rietvlei

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147) Karoo Thrush

 

Geelbeklyster

 

Turdus Smithi

 

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30 November, My garden

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What an amazing sequence you managed to shoot of the Hoopoe and Drongos (even a Myna there, I think). The poor Hoopoe didn't stand much of a chance, but it was a great opportunity for you and you used it very well, indeed! Even the drop of the insect, incredible work!

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Wow great hoopee shots, what a great looking bird and amazing action 

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Thank you very much @PeterHGand @shazdwn.

Peter, I think the Myna was (for once) merely an innocent bystander. There were a couple of them foraging on the same patch of grass.

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Poor Hoopoe!! but stunning series captured on that theft Peter! 

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148) Black-shouldered Kite

 

Blouvalk

 

Elanus caeruleus

 

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20 December, Rietvlei

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