Hluhluwe-Imfolozi is blessed with a rich diversity of avifauna – this gallery shows just a small selection of the 104 bird species we identified during our visit in December.
Mocking Cliff Chat (male)
Lanner Falcon
Three-banded Plover
European Roller
Golden-tailed Woodpecker
Familiar Chat
House Sparrow
Martial Eagle
Woolly-necked Stork
Yellow-billed Kite
Narina trogon
Trumpeter Hornbill
Green-backed Heron
Black-bellied Bustard
White-backed Vulture
White-backed Vulture
Tawny Eagle
African Green Pigeon
European Roller
Black Cuckoo-shrike (female)
Violet-backed Starling
White-browed Scrub-Robin
Water Thick-knee
Mocking Cliff Chat (male)
White Stork
European Honey Buzzard
Pin-tailed Whydah
Red-winged Starling
Southern Black Flycatcher
Common Buttonquail
Secretarybird nest building
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You were busy! Did you have any time for rest? I’d love to live in your camera! Beautiful!! 😉
We rest when we’re busy exploring, AJ!
That White-backed Vulture looks like some sort of Disney henchman!
They do get a bad rap in the movies, don’t they Kathy. But actually they are a pretty important player in the ecosystem, so we should be paying them more respect!
pragtige foto’s Dries!!
Baie dankie, Aletta!
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Ai, jou fotos bly net pragtig.
Dis baie gaaf van jou, baie dankie!
India has a kingfisher that is beautiful beyond words–regal and intelligent too. Then there is the common Myna bird that is so loved because of its sounds. I have wondered at times if the Myna can mock other birds or if all those calls are their own.
The world’s birds bring pleasure and beauty to so many peole!
An amazing amount of diversity!
At times bewildering!
Always a delight to go birding with you 🙂
Thank you! Nice to have you come along!
The European Roller is beautiful! Slightly turquoise feathers is it?
Indeed Lois! The photos don’t really do their brilliant colours justice. You should see them in flight!