The red-billed quelea is considered to be the world’s most numerous bird-species. These seed-eaters occur in huge flocks, sometimes numbering in the millions, and move around seasonally in search of food. These pictures were taken in April of this year, near Satara in the Kruger National Park in South Africa.
(you can click on the images for a clearer view)
Red-billed quelea, Kruger National Park
Red-billed quelea, Kruger National Park
We’re participating in the online adventure travel magazine LetsBeWild.com‘s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggers. This week’s challenge is “Flying“.
de Wets Wild 
wow, the amount of birds 🙂
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The pictures actually does not do them justice – it’s a spectacle you have to see for yourself in order to appreciate what a million little birds look like!
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Thanks for the encouraging comments fgasette and Imelda!
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WOW! Big WoW! 🙂
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GREAT ACTION PHOTO.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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