Mammal Identification
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Re: Mammal Identification
Thanks all It was very interesting -- and entertaining -- to watch the heron hunting amongst the rocks The area is also a surfing spot, so there's quite some variety of entertainment along the Kommetjie coastal boardwalk
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Can anyone help with an ID for this rat -- definitely larger than a mouse :) . Seen at MZNP in July 2015.
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Thanks Toko Karoo bush rat has also been suggested and doing a bit of sleuthing, it looks like Brandt's whistling rat may also occur in MZNP So from no idea to a multitude of possible choices!
Re: Mammal Identification
I thought this was a Duiker, then maybe a Klipspringer, but when compared to my other pics of those 2 antelopes, "something" seems off. Help please.
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Re: Mammal Identification
Klipspringer.........I think but it could also be a duiker
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Don't agree. That dark marking is too low for a klipspringer. I'd stay with the duiker.
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as per the horns I would say Duiker
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