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Storieboek vir kinders: Ons gaan Krugerwildtuin toe

September 23, 2019

Afrikaanse kinderstorieboek vir kinders van 3-8 jaar, nou beskikbaar.

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Just for fun, two more of the Racket-tailed Roller. Have a great weekend! Anyone going on holiday yet?

We are privileged to have some Racket-tailed Rollers nesting in our staff quarters close to home. They are loud and enjoy catching insects in the enclosure where the Kalahari Red Goats sleep.

I have never in my life seen so many Paradise Flycatchers at one place. You can sit anywhere in camp you and you will guaranteed find one or two busy and if you look carefully, you might find a nest. This one is is nesting near my chickens. There is also a nest right above my main entry to the house (not to sure that one is clever, but we will see what happens.) They wake up early, before 4am. They sing the whole day. Yesterday I saw one take a dip in the reservoir dam while we were swimming. Not sure what they love so much here, but I am glad they like it.

Hot summer days, my little bush house, summer Christmas decorations and village weavers and non-stop conversation from my daughter, who also now wants to take the Christmas decor, that we made, down to play with. The dogs are chewing on something in the background. A cup of Mocha pot makes it all perfect.

Admiring this Red Velvet Mite with my daughter. They always come out after the summer rains. @lizambooks

They are back and they are noisy and busy! Woodlands Kingfisher, the sound of summer. The picture is one of a juvenile I took last season. We als had Mangrove Kingfishers moving through last year, so keeping an eye out for them as well as Grey Headed Kingfishers, which I saw last season, but did not get any pictures of.

I can't find our Frog guide anywhere, so I called in some help from @wild_wonders_of_sa This seems to be a Mozambique RainFrog! Breviceps mossambicus The rain frog's noses all look like little bulldog noses! 😍

We woke up to glorious rain! Only water as a little evidence of that now.

I'm waiting for the rain... 🎶

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