Gurney's Sugarbird
The Cape Sugarbird occurs only along the Cape coast from East to West.
The Gurney's Sugarbird is found on the East Coast of South Africa, going into the centre of the country, up to North East Transvaal and is even found in East Africa.
The Gurney's Sugarbird never overlaps with the Cape Sugarbird.
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I didn't know this kind of bird, endemic in the South Africa, beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend Jo!
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I never heard of this one Jo. Not even a naturalist named Gurney. Looks like more Googling for me.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on capturing (in the best possible way) a lifer.
ReplyDeletePretty bird. They seem to know their territory very well.
ReplyDeleteI have fond memories of seeing this species on a trip to SA in 2008 - a great birding experience.
ReplyDeleteAn exciting capture for you. It is a pretty bird.
ReplyDeleteHello, Jo! Your Sugarbird is a beauty! Love the photos, you see awesome birds there. Congrats on your lifer. Great shots. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThe sugar birds are so sweet Jo. I was trying to catch a shot of one a few days ago but it was too quick for me 😀
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Bird..... Love the name Sugarbird..... You have some really different birds there from the ones we have here.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
What a pretty bird!
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