Bateleur

... flock of Grey-headed Parrots alongside Black-headed Oriole, Southern Black Tit and Red-faced Mousebirds. Saddle-billed Stork and Bateleur passed overhead.   Our drive today took us north towards Punda Maria. We found a group of Southern Ground ...

... for us. A Cape Vulture flying over was more interesting, even though we had seen one before.   The unusual silhouette of a Bateleur was easy to ID. We always get the impression that these birds are flying backwards. Just as easy was a noisy party ...

... me. We left camp at 6:30 and a few of the bird spots included blue waxbill, African white backed vulture, bateleur eagle, brown hooded kingfisher, fork tailed drongo and southern black flycatcher. The highlight of the morning though was when we ...

... 's Coucal, various storks, cape glossy starlings, a southern ground hornbill munching on a lizard, purple rollers, gray laurie, bateleur eagle, African long tailed shrike, oxpeckers on impala, spur winged geese, marabou storks, blacksmith plovers, African ...

... , crocodiles gliding effortlessly on the current, elephant and impala coming down to drink after the intense heat of the afternoon, and Bateleur eagles soaring overhead. We are so glad that we came to Zambia to see where Mike had been flying and living ...

... We also see a number of larger birds including grey heron, yellow-billed stork, ground hornbill (apparently rare in Kruger), and the Bateleur eagle.  It’s been quite a day and we are very satisfied with our viewing. We are staying at a restcamp ...

... to play with someone else. After watching the lions for a while, we drove on. On our way back to camp, we saw a bateleur eagle, two juvenile tawny eagles, two families of elephants (up close), black-capped herons, gray herons, plover, and baboons. Back ...

... lunch and siesta, and then back out for evening game drive. I've worked on my bird list since yesterday, adding white glover, bateleur eagle, pearl-spotted owl, and African jacana. Many of these birds spied along the pools and marshes of the floodplain, a ...

... Ground Hornbill - Yellow and Red Billed Hornbill - Saddle Billed Stork - Hamerkop - Egyptian Geese - White Headed Vulture - Bateleur - Red-Billed Francolin - Ostrich - Mocking Cliff-Chat - Double-Banded Sandgrouse - Cape Turtle Dove - Grey Go ...

... we saw a giraffe, steenboks, waterbucks, impalas and many exotic birds. After an exciting drive, we finally made it to our camp, Bateleur, just before the gate closed at 6pm. During our 4 days in the park, we saw many species of animals, 18 in all, ...

... on a gathering of vultures around an unidentifiable carcass included White-headed, White-backed, Hooded and Lappet-faced as well as a Bateleur and several Yellow-billed Kites.   We paused for lunch at the Letaba Rest Camp. This had been JD & ...

... . Brown Snake Eagle 49. Lilac-breasted roller (my favourite) 50. Crowned Plover 51. Yellow-billed Egret 52. Spurwing Goose 53. Bateleur 54. Cape Turtle Dove 55. Cape Glossy Starling 56. Long-tailed Shrike 57. Red-billed Hornbill 58. White-browed ...