We’re participating in the online adventure travel and photography magazine LetsBeWild.com‘s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggers. This week’s challenge is “Birds of a feather” and we’re submitting a collection of photographs of some of the more than one hundred bird species we’ve identified over the last five days that we’ve been spending here in the Kruger National Park.
Blue Waxbill
Pied wagtail
Hooded (left) and Lappet-faced (right) Vultures
Tawny Eagle
Wire-tailed Swallow
Lilac-breasted Roller
Pearl-spotted owlet
White-crowned Lapwing
Yellow-billed Hornbill
Hamerkop
Helmeted Guineafowl
Ground Hornbill
Black Flycatcher
Fish Eagle
Kori Bustard
White-fronted Bee-eater
Bateleur
DeWetsWild 
I enjoyed this post, trying to remember the names of the birds I recognized from Tanzania before looking at their names. Who could forget the lilac breasted roller?? One of my favorites!
The whole roller family is just brilliantly beautiful! Wish I could get a photo of one in flight really showing of their colours!
And thanks for spending some time on one of our older posts!
I feel like I’m on vacation bird watching. Beautiful!
That is wonderful! We hope you’ll come take a break here often. Welcome!
Meer as 100 in 5 dae!!! Dis amper hefde wat in Ierland te kry is!!! Ooooo… ek mis daai plek… met ‘n seer hart!!! 😉
Ek kan my indink AJ! Die verskeidenheid van lewe in die Krugerwildtuin is verbysterend.
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Beautiful bird images, I love it.
Thank you very much PJB!
Lovely photos of birds!
Thank you for the kind comment mpejovic!
Beautiful shots! The roller and the hornbill are my favourites!
Thank you lagottocattleya!
Well done for spotting and knowing so many bird species. You guys should watch the movie The Big Year, you will enjoy it!
Thank you cvheerden – we’ll look out for the movie next time we visit the video store!
You captured some great images!
I just love those eagles!
Oh thank you very much Fergiemoto – we’re very glad that you like them!