Africa Wild

RP. You got a 3 in one with your vulture pic.

Don't get fobbed off by the ladies allowing for only a two in one.

Think I'd better get my skates on here and help the boys out a little bit with some

Toko wrote: ladies, what do you think, is it a fork-tailed drongo (eyes seems dark) or a southern black flycatcher (tail seems forked)

I think, it's the drongo. Tail seems too much forked for a black flycatcher and dark eyes might have happened because of the low light.

Dewi wrote: RP. You got a 3 in one with your vulture pic.

Don't get fobbed off by the ladies allowing for only a two in one.

Think I'd better get my skates on here and help the boys out a little bit with some

Without correct ID's no points at all

Mel wrote:

Toko wrote: ladies, what do you think, is it a fork-tailed drongo (eyes seems dark) or a southern black flycatcher (tail seems forked)

I think, it's the drongo. Tail seems too much forked for a black flycatcher and dark eyes might have happened because of the low light.

That's may thoughts as well, I'll make it a Drongo.

Thank you, Mel

Hooded Vulture.

White-backed Vulture.

Marabou Stork.

Well done on the 3 in 1 RP.

How many extra points for a six in one? Seven if you include the Impala.

Here is some pics of mine, I don't know all their names, it will be nice if you can help with ID

Between Letaba and Mopani H1-6

Comb Duck

In satara camp

Red-billed Buffalo Weaver.

Near Letaba camp

Tawny Eagle.

Near Mopani

Malachite Kingfisher