Especially the terns and the swallows 
Rietvlei Nature Reserve through Greenies' Eyes
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Re: Rietvlei Nature Reserve through Greenies' Eyes
Wonderful bird pics Especially the terns and the swallows
Especially the terns and the swallows "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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Re: Rietvlei Nature Reserve through Greenies' Eyes
Some incredible shots which do make me WoW, BluTuna
I should visit this reserve one day
I should visit this reserve one day
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Whoooweee - most amazing photos Amoli and B.T. I am unable to pick a favourite as they all so good.
Joan and I went on Friday afternoon to take my mind off the 13 naughty moles that the dermatologist had just burnt off me. So off we went with me smelling like the after effects of a local braai.
A young wattled lapwing quenching its thirst.
At Otter Bridge Joan spotted this beauty having dinner - looks like "koring kriek".
Here he is busy softening it up by beating the living daylights out of it on the branch.
Swallowing his dinner.
After action satisfaction.
Later in the afternoon some clouds came up and made for very dull photography but I had to take some shots of this handsome fellow.
Even later the clouds disappeared and out came the most amazing sunlight for this stonechat.
A few late afternoon storm cloud photos as we left.
Managed even to get the moon in on this shot.
Joan and I went on Friday afternoon to take my mind off the 13 naughty moles that the dermatologist had just burnt off me. So off we went with me smelling like the after effects of a local braai.
A young wattled lapwing quenching its thirst.
At Otter Bridge Joan spotted this beauty having dinner - looks like "koring kriek".
Here he is busy softening it up by beating the living daylights out of it on the branch.
Swallowing his dinner.
After action satisfaction.
Later in the afternoon some clouds came up and made for very dull photography but I had to take some shots of this handsome fellow.
Even later the clouds disappeared and out came the most amazing sunlight for this stonechat.
A few late afternoon storm cloud photos as we left.
Managed even to get the moon in on this shot.
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superb Kinghfisher and clouds 
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Great pics of the kingfisher The photos of the clouds are super and also the stonechat
The photos of the clouds are super and also the stonechat "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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Very nice STF, I like the one of the MK with the Mole Cricket.
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