Please send your interesting sightings and reports to BLPN and write “Sighting” or “Report” in the subject line of the email. If you attach photos then be sure they are less than 300 KBs – preferably in the 150 KB… Read More
Here is a photo I took of a cormorant which I took at Cape Point in December on the shipwreck Trail. Can anyone ID it for me? Cheryl King. Please add your opinion in Comments below the Post. Remember: If… Read More
Sally and I are back from our impromptu wanderings around Natal. We headed to Mahai for 5 days, Ithala and Ndumo for 4 days each then 2 days each in Bonamanzi and Richards Bay. We had interesting sightings… Read More
Our outing to Amatikulu was very pleasant and we spent most of the day there. There was only seven of us, the distance from Durban and unpredictable weather kept the numbers down. Members who attended ; Sandi du… Read More
Final reminder: Southern Africa’s Butterfly Atlas and Red List book is available for order via the pre-publication offer, which expires 31 March. A significant piece of work for butterfly conservation in our region. The accounts for all of… Read More
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ID Challenge. If you know what this bird is then click on “Comments” below the picture and state your case. Paul.
Saturday, 2 March 2013 : Shongweni 16 people : 13 members & 3 non members : bird count 76 The day was a little cloudy but after the rain on Friday night I thought the outing was going… Read More
Hi everyone, Our next issue is now available. We would appreciate it if you could please circulate this to your members. Thank you very much. Bronwyn Howard – Editor, Conservation Africa. The new issue of our fabulous, paperless… Read More
For those photographers with a zoom lens, this may be of interest. It is possible now to use your zoom lens as a spotting scope. Click here for more information.
