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Belated BY - 6th year! Herman&Kit

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02. African Gray Flycatcher, Mara  

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46. Hooded Vulture

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75. Red-billed Oxpecker

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54 Lesser Striped Swallow

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55. Lilac-breasted Roller

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58. Malachite Kingfisher

I can't recall but I think this was Herman's lifer.

 

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60. Martial Eagle

clearly we were unprepared!

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64. Northern Black Flycatcher

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67. Northern White-crowned Shrike

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69. Pectoral Patch Cisticola

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72. Plain-backed Pipit

I had to make the guide reverse the vehicle as I saw a flash of an all-white bird land just as we drove past. we found out later it is highly likely a leucistic plain-backed pipit (confirmed by Zarek). The poor bird was hassled by several other small birds including one or 2 of its kind but another hung out with it eventually. 

 

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