Kruger's Motley Crew

[ExFmem]

First of all, THANKS to our resident sleuth, Liz, for IDing the "unknown" eggs as those of the Leaf-footed Bug.

RP - agreed, I think the first one is plant matter, but also wondered if there are aphids/parasites attached, or if it may just be sap, etc.

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The second one…no idea.

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RP - "more babbling please"…be careful what you ask for. As you know, I'm full of it …blather, that is.

RP - The terrapins were taken at Mingerhout Dam.

Okay all you diehard TT followers, let's continue...

[ExFmem]

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White-headed Vulture

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[Richprins]

Wow wow wow, Ex!

Some very difficult in-flight pics there!

[Lisbeth]

Fabulous vultures

[nan]

they are back
fantastic.... like especialy the ribs

[ExFmem]

Thanks

I was going to continue, but I'm still getting the "not available" problem under Backyard Wildlife a few minutes ago, so will come back later...

[Mel]

The first photo reminds me of Hitchcock... wonder why that is

[Flutterby]

Great pics Exfmem!

[ExFmem]

Let me see if the pics all show up this time

Vultures cont....

Fighting for every last miserable morsel

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[nan]

they are all visible

what could these ribs in the "smiming pool", not easy for them to wash all the rest

love them, pictures and Vultures