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Found in our wild garden, on old sand dunes. It's been decades since we found a frog, but we hear them on drizzly days in the dense thicket. Approx 20 -30mm.

Seen on Half Collared Kingfisher trail

The soul of the damned ...

A visual would be nice, frisky fella!

Dead

I think Common Cuckoo.

Shrew

NT. 6 flowering plants at this loc.

One photo is of the 3rd breach.

Two healthy patches found on the Northern aspect just below the ridgeline. This one 25-50 plants. Very few invasive alien species.

Young Bitis atropos around a Drosera spp.

It was horribly entangled in nylon fishline. Another death caused by human negligence!

Alarm call high pitched whistle

appears to have been dug up by a rodent few years later

Three flowering plants found at site. Height range across specimens 250-500mm. Leaves up to 150mm long. Lip 7mm. Petals 8mm. Median sepal 9mm. Lateral sepals 8mm.

For what the bird was eating

Photo and observation Joeline Louw

Twin- tailed oddity

Poor photo but.....

Varanus albigularis - Rock Monitor. From Willowmore, Western Cape.www.tyroneping.co.za/lizards/varanus-albigularis/

leguaan

Caught at carmel, large and aggressive.

Roadkill

Photo provided by P.M. Schulz of the KKBR.

Adult seen flying off nest, the only nightjar so far record here.

Long range low light attempt so am very uncertain about species but happy at Accipiter...

Two seen perched on Pylon

Squacco is the small bird in the middle. Nice to get three types of heron in one shot with Grey at the top and Black-crowned Night-Heron flying past.

Nice pose

I awakened to a loud clattering in the garage and found this visitor, along with an overpowering musky smell. Hope it isn't developing a taste for cheese and salami ...

Part 2 of an epic goose battle

Louis had an interesting nest

At Gamkarivier