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Kosi Bay and Mkuze
9 to 16 May 2019 Report by Paul and Sally Bartho A chance remark to my sister resulted in Sally and I being invited to join her in the TEBA Cottage at the very mouth of Kosi Bay Estuary for … Continue reading
Kgalagadi Trip Report
Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 9th to 26th April 2019 River of Joy and Mokala Friends of ours (Arthur and Rose Douglas) suggested we join them and their two friends (Rodney and Myra) for eight nights in the Kgalagadi. … Continue reading
Mkuze and St. Lucia
Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 7 to 13 February 2019 It was time to get away – you could say the lure of the bush was calling. This time a short trip – 4 nights in Mkuze and a … Continue reading
The Cavern
Report by Sally and Paul Bartho 25 to 27 January 2019 As an engagement anniversary present to ourselves we went on a birding weekend at The Cavern with David and Sally Johnson. The Cavern nestles against a forest habitat. It … Continue reading
Kruger Part 10 – Summary
Kruger Part 10 – Summary 11 November to 7 December 2018 Report by Sally and Paul Bartho The intention of this summary is to: show you in one chart our birdlist for the entire Kruger and which birds we … Continue reading
Kruger Part 9 – Lower Sabie
Kruger Part 9 Lower Sabie and Malelane Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 4 to 7 December 2018 Our journey from Satara to Lower Sabie produced some exciting sightings. Leaving early we headed to Tshokwane for breakfast. As we neared … Continue reading
Kruger Part 8 – Satara
Kruger Part 8 Satara Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 1 to 4 December 2018 Satara and the surrounds were very dry. None of the dams had any water. Only the N’wanetsi Dam had a little water in it. In … Continue reading
Kruger Part 7 Tsendze Rustic Camp
Kruger Part 7 Tsendze Rustic Camp Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 28 November to 1 December 2018 We arrived at Tsendze after checking in at Mopani. A bit of a shlep especially if you are coming from the south … Continue reading
Kruger Part 6 – Punda Maria
Kruger Part 6 Punda Maria Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 23 to 28 November 2018 We arrived at Punda Maria quite early. Two signs greeted us at the entrance. One read “Go to reception to check in before choosing … Continue reading
Kruger Part 5 Shingwedzi
Kruger Part 5 Shingwedzi Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 21 to 23 November 2018 We only planned to have one full day here – and it was enough. Temperatures had climbed reaching over 420 C at times. Thankfully there … Continue reading
Kruger Part 3 – Lower Sabie
Kruger Part 3 Lower Sabie Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 14 to 18 November 2018 The next morning we left Malelane on our way very early to Lower Sabie for 4 nights. We had not gone far on the … Continue reading
Kruger Part 2 – Malelane Campsite
Kruger Part 2 Malelane Camp Report by Paul and Sally Bartho 12 to 14 November 2018 The drive from Wakkerstroom was quite scenic, especially going through Barbeton. After an early start we arrived at the Kruger Park Malelane gate at … Continue reading
Cape Vidal and St. Lucia. 25th to 30th August 2013.
Cape Vidal and St. Lucia. 25th to 30th August 2013. Sally and I went to Cape Vidal campsite for 2 nights followed by 3 at Sugarloaf campsite in St. Lucia. We endured strong wind for all 5 days. Our tent … Continue reading
Larking About in Namibia. Part 2.
Larking About in Namibia. Part 2. After five days camping at Kunene River Lodge we headed for Etosha. We left on Saturday 22nd June. Our plan for Etosha was 2 nights at Namutomi followed by 3 nights at Halali. Etosha … Continue reading
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Indoor meeting : Wednesday 10 April 19h00 New Venue, Change of Speakers & Topic.
Dear all, BirdLife Port Natal is delighted to let you know that to inaugurate our move to our new evening meeting venue, we have two well-known members of the club, and excellent birders, as guest speakers. “Circling the Stones: A Tour of Zimbabwe” … Continue reading
