Some birds from our recent trip

Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Red-billed Hornbill

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Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Inca Jay

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Another pic of this one

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White tailed Jay

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Olive thrush

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Red-billed Quelea taking a bath

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It was nice to see some birdies I will never see otherwise. Hope you enjoy the first set of pics...

Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Caspian Tern (red) & Swift terns (Yellow)

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Greater striped swallow

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Grey Herons

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Rock pigeon on nest

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Cape Canary

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Marlton, NJ

So many great birds Little! I love the Crowned Crane, Green Turaco and all the others.

Thanks for posting all the pics. This looks like a wonderful place.

Sun Lakes, AZ(Zone 9b)

I'd never even get to see pictures of these fantastic birds without you LT! Thanks so much.

Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a)

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Fulvous Whistling Duck

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PERTH, Australia

Wonderful thread, Rian. What an amazing place that domed aviary must be.

Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Thanks, glad you like it...its a massive place with the little river, going through it as well. We stopped open-mouthed as 2 macaws came flying over the tree tops and dove down the hill under the tree right next to us - so otherworldly, amazing.

PERTH, Australia


Rian, have you ever seen the Shoebill Stork? AKA Whale-headed Stork.

Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

No Margaret, but just a little prettier than marabou I think....

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That's some beak, eh?

Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

maybe red lory?

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Rainbow lorikeet

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another resting pic

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Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Lorius Lory

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Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Emerald green fruit pigeon

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Emu's

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feet...

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Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Superb starling

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Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

Von der Decken's Hornbill

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Red bishop busy with his nest

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Finally we call this the "undertaker", but its a Marabou

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PERTH, Australia

Wow, Rian, did you count how many birds you saw whilst you were there? Amazing variety.

Port Elizabeth, South Africa(Zone 10a)

No, but they have over 180 species there...

Grand-Falls, NB(Zone 4a)

Fantastic colorful birds Rian. Looks like a very great place to visit.

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