memorable meanders

` Last week Missy discovered a critter in this shrub Fortunately I went out and spotted it. It escaped to underneath my car.  A ...

After finishing my Parkrun circuit on Saturday, I walked back along the route to meet Grant and John who were still walking.  Passing the ...

While supervising Namusa planting the pecan trees last week, I heard the Rufous-naped Lark's call. Walking back up the incline with the ...

Returning from the pharmacy which is situated 3km from town, we have to pass the town sewage works. I was taking photos of the new and neat ...

The African Harrier-hawk is the largest grey hawk in the region. It has a small head, with yellow face and thin yellow legs.  Last week th...

Thanks to all for the encouragement with my new camera. Thanks to blogger friend, Penny for supplying me with the link, I've managed to ...

A Black - headed Heron landed in a tree over my back garden this week For more birds around the world, click here

  A female Pied Kingfisher Once again, just before sunset on Sunday, Grant, Wessel (the client IT fundi who always helps me with Inter...

...as a blogger! I started blogging in October 2008 so I missed the last leap year. I've not had much time for birding but last Sunday ...

Bishop spotted on the mine last Saturday I've been trying to ID this bird and have come up with one possibility, a Black Bishop. It...

Last week after visiting the market, Sue and I drove to the dam for a spot of birding. She'd told me about a pair of Egyptian Geese with...

I have posted about Goliath Herons before but recently on our safari through Kenya, while out on a boat trip on Lake Baringo in the Great Ri...

For those readers who know me, I love LBJ's (Little brown jobs) and have convinced Grant over the past year that they're also intere...

and first of 2012! Apart from attending a Kenyan wedding on Saturday (more about that tomorrow) we also went out birding. Top left is a C...

As it's World Bird Wednesday, I posted the first of the many birds I photographed while on safari recently. Below is a very interesting...