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Boesmanskloof Trail Redux | An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa

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An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa. Laquo; Boesmanskloof Trail – Greyton. Du Toit’s Kloof Pass. January 21, 2011 by h0bbes. I went back to the. On the Boesmanskloof Trail with a friend last week. The. Were still there though it was clearly nearing the end of their season. I didn’t take many photos of the. As I had good shots from the last trip; I spent quite a lot of time following this mating pair of Long-tailed Blues. The other interesting observation was two Yellow Pansies. Enter your comment here.

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Du Toit’s Kloof Pass | An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa

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An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa. Laquo; Boesmanskloof Trail Redux. Du Toit’s Kloof Pass Redux. Du Toit’s Kloof Pass. January 29, 2011 by h0bbes. Made a quick trip to Du Toit’s Kloof Pass last week in pursuit of Holmes’ Skolly. Special thanks to Andrew for the directions! A slightly worn specimen – see the scales missing on the hind wing. Posted in A Natural History of Africa. On October 15, 2011 at 6:10 pm. Du Toit’s Kloof Pass Redux « An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa. Enter your comment here.

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Hluhluwe – Malala Lodge | An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa

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An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa. Laquo; Butterflying Montagu. Hluhluwe – Malala Lodge. October 2, 2010 by h0bbes. Back in July I took a family holiday in the Hluhluwe area. We stayed at Malala Lodge. Here are a few photographs:. Dry Season Form African Veined White. Members of this group of related species can only be distinguished by genital dissection.). But difficult to tell without seeing the underside of the wing.). Other species observed included:. Mocker Swallowtail (Flying hankerchief).

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iSimangaliso Wetland Park | An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa

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An Amateur Naturalist in South Africa. Laquo; Shaw’s Pass, Hermanus, & Kleinmond. Boesmanskloof Trail – Greyton. January 1, 2011 by h0bbes. Back in July I took a family holiday in the Hluhluwe area. An earlier post on butterflying around Malala Lodge. In the morning we went on an estuary cruise which focuses on hippos and crocodiles as well as the larger birds. It was a very enjoyable trip and we saw plenty of crocodiles and hippos and quite a few birds – though nothing new for me. With a Grey Heron.

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Breeding | Black Sparrowhawks

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Of the Cape Peninsula. If all goes well, the breeding cycle of a Black Sparrowhawk takes about six months. If something happens, like the loss of eggs and the birds lay a second clutch of eggs, the time spent breeding is much longer. It is thought that because nearly all the greenery is aromatic that it helps keep parasites like lice and mites at bay. It is also thought that the greenery on the nest might serve as a signal to other Black Sparrowhawks that the territory is already occupied. The bird on th...

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Birds, Beasts and Bush Club: Artemis Ringing

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The Birds, Beasts and Bush club in Franschhoek is a place for nature-lovers to meet, mingle, mature and muse about the beauty of our natural world and its wild inhabitants. Robyn's Cape Bird Chat Photo Blog. Feel free to jump over to my own blog. For more on Franschhoek birding. Great birding websites to visit. Birds in Franschhoek Valley. Did a spot of ringing in Andrea's beautiful garden a few days ago. This was the first little one in the net, an Olive Thrush. Even scorpions have a home here! Robyn Ka...

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Birds, Beasts and Bush Club: May 2010

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The Birds, Beasts and Bush club in Franschhoek is a place for nature-lovers to meet, mingle, mature and muse about the beauty of our natural world and its wild inhabitants. Robyn's Cape Bird Chat Photo Blog. Feel free to jump over to my own blog. For more on Franschhoek birding. Great birding websites to visit. Birds in Franschhoek Valley. Our spotter has arrived. At Strandfontein we saw a large group of Pelicans which is always lovely to see. There were numerous other water birds about but far less ...

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Birds, Beasts and Bush Club: Karoo Desert Botanical Garden in Worcester

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The Birds, Beasts and Bush club in Franschhoek is a place for nature-lovers to meet, mingle, mature and muse about the beauty of our natural world and its wild inhabitants. Robyn's Cape Bird Chat Photo Blog. Feel free to jump over to my own blog. For more on Franschhoek birding. Great birding websites to visit. Birds in Franschhoek Valley. Karoo Desert Botanical Garden in Worcester. On arriving at the garden, the TBC had already started their walk so we looked around the car park and the planted gardens ...

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Birds, Beasts and Bush Club: Meeting Details

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The Birds, Beasts and Bush club in Franschhoek is a place for nature-lovers to meet, mingle, mature and muse about the beauty of our natural world and its wild inhabitants. Robyn's Cape Bird Chat Photo Blog. Feel free to jump over to my own blog. For more on Franschhoek birding. Great birding websites to visit. Birds in Franschhoek Valley. New members and visitors are always welcome at the Birds, Beasts and Bush Club, no experience necessary:. Every 2nd Saturday of every month at 2.00pm. See the Club News.