Reach for the skies!!! My tern to fly high!

[Galana]

I am happy to confirm the others thoughts. Your Rattlers are all good and the last  one , 352, is a Zitter.

Cisticolas ID always puts me in mind of Humpty Dumpty 's wise words with Alice.

[Dave Williams]

@michael-ibk @Tdgraves. @Galana   Thanks for the quick confirmation which allows me to move on without messing up the numbers!!

[Dave Williams]

353)Red-billed Buffalo Weaver

Somewhere neat Talamati,Kruger NP.

Red-billed Buffalo Weaver. BY353 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

354)Red-billed Firefinch

Another species from the very productive bird hide in Mantua Camp,UMkhuze,KZN.

The female takes centre stage for a change!

Red-billed Firefinch.  BY354 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

Edited October 17, 2022 by Dave Williams

[Dave Williams]

355)Red-billed Hornbill

Common in KNP but not further south it seemed.

Red-billed Hornbill.    BY355 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

356)Red-billed Oxpecker

The only Oxpecker species we saw but there were plenty about wherever there was game you'd find them.

Could be a caption competition!

Red-billed Oxpecker.   BY356 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

Edited October 17, 2022 by Dave Williams

[Dave Williams]

357)Red-billed Teal

These were the only ones seen , at Ndumo. I was disappointed with how few species of wildfowl we saw on the whole trip.

Red-billed Teal. BY357 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

358)Red-breasted Swallow

The only ones we saw were in the heat of the day and distantly at UMkhuze.The heat haze didn't look so bad through the camera viewfinder! 

I think they had only just returned to the region so we were lucky to see any at all.

Red-breasted Swallow. BY358 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

359)Red-capped Robin-Chat

Another good find and "lifer" that my daily woodland walk produced in St Lucia.

Red-capped Robin-Chat.  BY359 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

360)Red-faced Mousebird

UMkhuze reserve,KZN

Red-faced Mousebird.  BY360 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

361)Red-fronted Tinkerbird

Mantua camp, UMkhuze reserve,KZN

Red-fronted Tinkerbird.  BY361 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

362)Retz's Helmetshrike

Berg-en-Dal camp, KNP.

Retz's Helmetshrike.  BY362 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

363)Sabota Lark

Kruger NP.

Sabota Lark      BY363 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

364)Sacred Ibis

In to the sun Ndumo. I'm used to seeing these regularly in The Gambia so I was surprised this was the only one we saw.

Sacred Ibis   BY364 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

365) Saddle-billed Stork

Kruger NP

 

Saddle-billed Stork.   BY365 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

366) Scarlet-chested Sunbird

Biyamiti Bushveld camp, KNP.

Scarlet-chested Sunbird.  BY366 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Peter Connan]

Some lovely shots again!

[TonyQ]

Excellent shots @Dave Williams. Your daily woodland walk seems very productive 

[Dave Williams]

367) Secretary Bird

I have a fixation with this bird but I'm not sure why. A top top target which I only saw very distantly in Kruger so when we were at Buffalo Hill Safari lodge in Manyoni reserve and our host offered to nip us out to see some Lions she had just seen on her way back to the lodge I was even more delighted to get close up views and without the heat haze of the Kruger from a previous visit.

Secretary Bird.   BY367 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

368)Sombre Greenbul

Seen only at Berg-en-Dal camp from memory.

Sombre Greenbul.     BY368 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

369)Southern Black Flycatcher

This one at Buffalo Hills Safari Lodge, Manyoni. Once you get your eye in you realise they are not Drongos!

Southern Black Flycatcher.  BY369 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

370)Southern Black Tit

One from the grounds of the Ndumo camp site.

Southern Black Tit.    BY370 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

371) Yellow Weaver

I'm open for a challenge on the ID of this one. In what appears to be full breeding plumage it's not the female Southern Brown-throated Weaver I don't think, seen mixing with them though in St Lucia,KZN

Yellow Weaver   BY371 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

372) Southern Brown-throated Weaver

No disputing this one, St Lucia,KZN.

Southern Brown-throated Weaver  BY371 by Dave Williams, on Flickr

[Dave Williams]

373)Lesser Masked Weaver

St Lucia KZN

 

Lesser Masked Weaver   BY373 by Dave Williams, on Flickr