Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2018 10:30 am
Thx Lisbeth. :)
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Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
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Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2018 10:46 am
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2018 11:16 am
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2018 12:39 pm
Dindingwe, thank you so much for posting the birds with their numbers and in order, it makes it so much easier to post them 
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2018 12:43 pm
Dindingwe added 14 new birds - 420 points
The new total:
Michele Nel - 7660
nan - 5760
Mel - 3620
ExFmem - 3080
Tina - 2480
Lis - 1760
Toko - 980
Dindingwe - 980
harrys - 100
Peter Betts - 80
The new total:
Michele Nel - 7660
nan - 5760
Mel - 3620
ExFmem - 3080
Tina - 2480
Lis - 1760
Toko - 980
Dindingwe - 980
harrys - 100
Peter Betts - 80
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 9:41 pm
I think immature Capped Wheatear. :)
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2018 2:00 pm
Dindingwe has added 7 birds
Michele Nel - 7660
nan - 5760
Mel - 3620
ExFmem - 3080
Tina - 2480
Lis - 1760
Dindingwe - 1140
Toko - 980
harrys - 100
Peter Betts - 80
Michele Nel - 7660
nan - 5760
Mel - 3620
ExFmem - 3080
Tina - 2480
Lis - 1760
Dindingwe - 1140
Toko - 980
harrys - 100
Peter Betts - 80
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2018 8:44 pm
I still think it is a juvenile Capped Wheatear...:) :)
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2018 8:52 pm
It certainly does with its starting to appear wash on its front (breast) Michele ..I hadnt thought of the Wheatear
Re: Kgalagadi BIRD Challenge - Fun & Drinks
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2018 9:32 am
Thank you Michele and Peter. At least you both agree that it is not a Tractrac Chat !
The Familiar Chats are numerous in the region but this particular bird did not have the "jizz", that's what I was searching for another species. It might be a juvenile Capped Wheatear, as we can guess a darker collar appearing on the breast
The Familiar Chats are numerous in the region but this particular bird did not have the "jizz", that's what I was searching for another species. It might be a juvenile Capped Wheatear, as we can guess a darker collar appearing on the breast