19th July 2020 Cecily Salmon lives on the edge of Krantzkloof, the Uve Road side, which is across the gorge from the main entrance. She invited me to join her for a birding walk on Sunday morning (she said walk but it was more like a hike). The Uve Road entrance is still closed so…
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Latest Cape and Bearded vulture Tracks
Dear All Please find attached (click here) the movements of our Bearded Vultures; Jeremia, Pharaoh and Mollie and our Cape Vulture N207, for the past week.
Latest Cape and Bearded Vulture Tracks
Dear All Please find attached (click here) the movements of our Bearded Vultures; Jeremia, Pharaoh and Mollie and our Cape Vulture N207, for the past week. Good news from our nest camera this week- Although the chick is not yet visible, it appears that it has hatched ! Kind regards Sonja Krüger https://www.facebook.com/projectvulturehttps://twitter.com/vultureproject www.http://vultureproject.org.za
Bahati, Zululand
July 14th to 19th 2019 Report by Sally and Paul Bartho After the Umlalazi weekend outing (some photos shown at the end of this report), Sally and I headed north to Bahati Game Farm. Here we camped for five nights. Bahati is very close to Bonamanzi – about half a kilometre on the opposite side…
Latest Cape and Bearded Vulture Tracks
Dear All Please find attached (click here) the movements of our Bearded Vultures; Jeremia, Pharaoh and Mollie and our Cape Vulture N207, for the past week. Please also find attached photos of our incubating bird from our nest camera. A lot more wool has been added to the nest this week. Kind regards Sonja Krüger…
BLPN Bird Walk at Amber Lee, Howick
23rd June 2019 Report and photos by Crystelle Wilson Birders from the coast got to see more than only birds on this outing to the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. Reedbuck, impala, nyala, warthog and zebra wander around the residential estate, but the highlight was undoubtedly seeing a leguaan sunning itself on the reedbeds at one of the…
Latest Cape and Bearded Vulture Tracks
Dear All Please find attached (Click here) the movements of our Bearded Vultures; Jeremia, Pharaoh and Mollie and our Cape Vulture N207, for the past week. This past week has not been a good one for vulture; a dead Cape Vulture was picked up in the Eastern Cape- quite close to where N207 is foraging….
Iphithi Outing
Report by Sandi du Preez Wednesday 22 May 2019 At the start of the outing we stopped at the lookout/picnic shelter and a huge flock of Thick-billed Weavers flew overhead. From this spot we also saw Black-bellied starlings, Greater double-collared Sunbird, Cape White-eyes, Yellow-fronted Canaries, a Little Sparrowhawk and Dark-capped Bulbuls. Walking down the slope…