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Colours are misleading, however, look at the description of the supercilium (above the eye stripe running from the beak to back of the head). On the White-fronted it does not extend down to the hindneck collar whereas in the Kittlitz's, it does.

Look under Plovers. Looks like the White-fronted as the Kittlitz's has more buff and yellow colouring.

Some recent ones.

I'm do not intend riding again so these are available. Really good condition, I'm a UK 10-11 and a fairly narrow foot. Frank 082 (749) 3213

Great action shots.

A woman who used to take all kinds of baby birds and rear them, fed the hadeda chicks with mashed cat pellets.

Proper bragger you are.

Geez, looks like a porno site for hairy amputee fetishizes. On that note, I'm on my bicycle.

Inderdaad. :)

Juvenile Harrier Hawk looking for loadshedding culprits in our garden. A Wood-hoopoe keeping an eye on progress. Swift Tern at Umzimkhulu river.

Quite a relief I'm sure. After years of having to dig every time to access the lids of our septic tank, I eventually raised it by putting a manhole on top and planted mondo grass around it.

I would rather go from Ixopo to Highflats, turn right to St Faiths and down towards Umtentweni. A few speedhumps and quite windy but not bad. From there you can either take the toll road to Ramsgate (recommended) or the inland one over Batstones Drift then via Izotsha on to Margate airport. The...

Even better, he uses big words.

Just when I was feeling smug for replacing the diesel and air-con filters on the car.

Blokes used to refer to a "pismot" or pissing moth which gave them skin burns, particularly at night whilst doing border duty, not realising it's actually blister beetles. That burn takes some time to heal. Had an expat in Uganda who's face was badly affected as he tried getting this crawling...

Now a sudden tussle to buy it. Will be relieved to see it sold as I'm having guilty feelings for not buying it.

Red-lipped Herald I would guess.

Some along the Umzimkhulu River:

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Geez, if I only had the money.