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Marabou Stork

The name Marabou Stork means 'Ugly Old Man'.  It's a very common bird in the area, and is also one of the biggest flying birds.  It weighs about 9,5 kg and its wingspan is about 2.9 metres. The...

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African Rock Python

Last night on the way into a leopard sighting I was way-laid by a beautiful sight. There, in the headlights of another vehicle, was my favorite species of snake, an African Rock Python, Python...

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Oxpeckers

  What are their roles and what do they do on mammals?   It is believed that there is a mutually beneficial relationship between the mammal and the oxpecker, removing parasites in exchange for a...

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African Harrier Hawk (Gymnogene)

African Harrier Hawk (Gymnogene) The clown of the raptors, the African Harrier Hawk is often seen hanging upside down from a branch of a tree flapping its wings or scrambling along branches and...

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Bird life!!

The past three nights I was blessed to have a very fun and interesting group of guests. They were here for a specific wildlife photographic safari. During their stay we were fortunate to have...

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Steenbok

In South Africa the Steenbuck is one of the most abundant small antelope species. Only rams have slender upright horns, female have no horns. They are a rufous colour and have a gland situated in...

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