Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks

[Lisbeth]

I have put it on the list as common, but without a number.

[Michele Nel]

I have put it on the list as common, but without a number.

I wouldn't say it was common...as I have never seen one before...:) :) :) :)
Actually many people may have seen one as larks are difficult to ID . They all look the same to me. But the deciding factor for my ID was the fact that it was displaying..flying up ..clapping wings ..then landing again. If the bird is not displaying it would most probably be overlooked. :)

Thx for adding Lisbeth. :)

[Lisbeth]

It has the same name as the Cape Clapper Lark.

OK, I'll make it red

[Michele Nel]

It has the same name as the Cape Clapper Lark.

OK, I'll make it red

:)
Cape Clapper - Mirafra apiata
Eastern Clapper - Mirafra fasciolata

[Lisbeth]

I meant "same number"

It is on the list now

[Michele Nel]

I meant "same number"

It is on the list now

Thank you ...hopefully I will upload later this evening. :)

[Michele Nel]

167. Pallid Harrier - female

Pallid Harrier

Eastern Clapper Lark

Eastern Clapper Lark

Terrible photo of lark....

[Lisbeth]

I suppose that the lark is the brown spot in the photo

[Michele Nel]

I suppose that the lark is the brown spot in the photo

Indeed...:) :)

[Klipspringer]

Great find of the Harrier

How on earth did you ID the lark?