"Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."

[Tina]

great pictures of the birds in flight

[Flutterby]

Lovely pics....especially the nightjar.

[Pumbaa]

Caught up, Dewi,

and love your scenery shots, the lions and nyalas - Some more than brilliant sightings you had Not to forget all the different feathered ones

[Bush Brat]

Very eerie but beautiful shot of the nightjar! And the LBR!

[Duke]

Ek is terug oom Dewi

Lovey shots of the Luvhuvu and LBR

[Dewi]

Thanks for all the comments Lisbeth, Nan, Richprins, Amoli, Bushcraft, Mel, Tina, Flutterby, Pumbaa, Bush Brat & Duke.

RP, we were in unit 1 - we love this one and have stayed here before.

Flutt's, the pink binoculars went down a storm. Her face when I gave her them when we arrived in Punda was priceless.

[Dewi]

An early morning drive down the S56, along onto the tar road and back to camp was fairly quiet.

The waterhole just south of the turn off to the camp.



A flock of Red-billed Quelea were busy feeding along the main tar road.





And a Red-billed Hornbill was sunning itself in the early morning light.



Back in camp for breakfast, I noticed one of the Hooded Vultures, who have a nest opposite our unit, sitting in a tree preening itself.





While a small herd of Impala came down into the dam to drink.



Followed closely by a noisy flock of Helmeted Guineafowl.



On the tree next to our unit, a striped skink was warming up in the sunshine.

[Lisbeth]

You must be feeling better

Nice photo of the skink

[Richprins]

Are you still at Punda?

This thing is dragging on forever!

[Dewi]

We left Punda on the first morning RP.

We have been to Klopperfontein, Baobab Hill, the Luvuvhu river bridge, Pafuri Picnic spot, Babalala, the S56 and are now at Sirheni - unit no 1.

I'm up to August 2014. I note that you are still somewhere in the Dark Ages on your TT.

Keep up dear boy.