Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018

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Great to see vultures! I was quite worried because I only saw a couple when I stayed at Phala, but I did not see any carcasses either ;-)

Looks like a big leopard, but difficult to be sure.

I cannot see any Jackals in the pic :-?

The giraffe has quite an abscess or whatever it is :shock:

Lovely white stork \O

Ant army on the move O:V

To tail or not to tail O**

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The giraffe is "chewing the cud", Lis! :twisted:


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Better ;-) \O


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Alf wrote: Sun Jun 09, 2019 9:12 am Rather you than me in that traffic jam O**

Interesting tail you have told lol
;-) \O
Richprins wrote: Sun Jun 09, 2019 9:33 am Wow, that is a big prey item for a leopard, Rog! :shock:

Great all-round scenes, and the mystery of the tail continues... :-? O-/

And the smaller things! :-0

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Yes must have been quite a battle to bring it down . \O
Lisbeth wrote: Sun Jun 09, 2019 9:51 am Great to see vultures! I was quite worried because I only saw a couple when I stayed at Phala, but I did not see any carcasses either ;-)

Looks like a big leopard, but difficult to be sure.

I cannot see any Jackals in the pic :-?

The giraffe has quite an abscess or whatever it is :shock:

Lovely white stork \O

Ant army on the move O:V

To tail or not to tail O**

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The Jackals are in the middle of the pic far back .

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On the way back to camp these beauties were foraging for bugs

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A herd of bufs was down in the riverbed

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The birds were enjoyinh the berries
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Back in camp we enjoyed the bushbuck
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and a kingfisher
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That evening while baaing we watched some owls on the opposite bank of the river -pic is not too clear

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:-0 :-0 :-0 Rog!


Interesting all those starlings in the tree! :shock:

Your bushbuck may be a nyala... -O-


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So many wattled starlings in one tree :shock: The berries must have been very good ;-)

Buffalos in the green \O

Great pics of the bushbuck and the Kingfisher. I don't think that I have ever seen a Bushbuck male :-?

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The Bushbuck is a Nyala...Wattled Starlings are highly nomadic and gather before moving onto the next destination ..Lovely pics especially the Kingfisher


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Is that a striped Kingfisher? ..0..


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I considered it this morning, but forgot to control :o0ps:

The bill should be black above, but I cannot exclude it as it looks as if it has a white collar and no buff on the underparts. The head should be darker though :-?

Roger, do you have other pics of the Kingfisher?


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