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Birdlife @ Camp Discovery
Birder's paradise is what people call our resort with over 100 species easily identifiable in a morning of birding.
With a whole lot of resident water bird species on our dams, it is filled with activity on a regular base.
Here are some images that we call "Camp Discovery - Moments" and we are happy to share them with you.
Meyer's ParrotBreeding pair around all weather courts | European RollerSummer visitors to the resort | Yellow-billed KiteFrequently visiting the resort |
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South African ShelduckResident on our large dam | White-bellied SunbirdFrequent visitor to all flora on the resort | Southern Masked WeaverMale building nest at the Skilpad dam |
Egyptian GoosePerching at the Skilpad dam | African Green PigeonOccasional visitors to the resort | Southern PochardResidential on our large dam |
African Pygmy GooseResidential on our large dam | Helmeted GuineafowlCommon throughout the resort | Red-headed WeaverVisiting the kids eating area |
Southern Yellow-billed HornbillVery frequent visitors | African Sacred IbisVisiting the wetland at the obstacle course | Spur-winged GooseFemale flying over our large dam |
Olive ThrushFrequent visitor at the teagarden | African Fish EagleOccasional visitor | Black CrakeResidential to all our dams |
Lilac-breasted RollerCalling for it's mate | Grey Go-away-birdCommon sighting throughout the resort | Crested FrancolinFrequently seen throughout the resort |
Crested BarbetFeasting on the Marlothii Aloe flowers | Blue-Billed TealResident on our large dam | Pearl-Spotted OwletsJuveniles inside the nest at our Babala village. |
Spur-winged GooseOur resident large male on the dam | Little Grebe (Dabchick)Frequent visitors to all our dams | Common MoorhenResident on all our dams, providing constant activity |
Woodland KingfisherFrequent visitors in the summer months | Marico SunbirdFrequently seen on the Flame of Africa flowers | White-Faced Whistling DucklingsSpringtime the dams are covered with new life |
Grey HeronResident at most of our dams | Yellow-billed DuckLanding approach at our big dam | White-faced Whistling DuckFrequent family disputes daily occurrences |
Knob-billed DuckResident male on our big dam | Reed CormorantFrequent visitors to our dams | African Black DuckResident on our big dam |
Blacksmith LapwingCommon visitors to the dams | African HoopoeFrequently seen as they are common residents | Fulvous Whistling DuckResident on our big dam |
Black-winged KiteFrequent visitors to the resort | Common OstrichFrequently seen on game drives | Southern Red-billed HornbillWith his catch of the day, Commonly seen at our tea garden |
Crowned LapwingCommonly seen all over the resort | Little Bee-eaterFrequent sightings throughout the resort | Great EgretWith a catch - frequent visitors to all our dams |
Meyer's ParrotFeeding on the aloe flowers. | Pied KingfisherResident breeding pair at the Syringa dam | Black-headed HeronJuvenile bird landing at our large dam |
African Pygmy GooseOne of the males. Residential on our dams | Greater FlamingoResidential on our large dam | Green Wood HoopoeFrequent visitors and sights |
Greater FlamingoResidential on our large dam | African Paradise FlycatcherMale - Frequently seen around our tea garden | Violet-backed StarlingFrequent visitor and nests around the chalet area |
Magpie ShrikeCommon visitor | Black-collared BarbetCommonly seen around the tea garden area | Fork-tailed DrongoFrequent sightings throughout the resort |
Burchell's StarlingCommon sighting on the resort | Dark-capped BulbulFeeding on the blooming aloes, common sighting | Red-winged StarlingFeeding on the blooming aloes, frequent visitor |
Red-billed TealResident on our large dam | Black HeronFrequent visitor to all our dams | Cape TealFrequently seen on our large dam |
Giant KingfisherFrequent visitor at our large dam | Malachite KingfisherSpecial sighting, occasionally seen | Green-backed (Striated) HeronUsing the baiting technique to catch fish at our Skilpad dam |
African DarterCommon sighting at our dams |
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