Sept 5, 2016- It Is A Bird Day- Announcing our NEW Presenter AND Behind The Scenes Article with our OWN Guides
"WE are extremely pleased and excited to announce a new addition to our expert presenting and guiding team. Tayla McCurdy is an exceptional guide with heaps of knowledge and experience. Born in Port Elizabeth on South Africa’s astonishingly beautiful southeast coast, Tayla spent her childhood years going on at least 3 safari holidays per year with her parents. This instilled a fiery passion for the bush like no other. "
Click Link Below To View Announcement
WildEarth Presents Tayla McCurdy
The Next exciting item on my agenda today is an amazing article from Mentalfloss.com(Thanks to Deanna)
Click Link Below To View Announcement
WildEarth Presents Tayla McCurdy
Here is a 3 minute Clip of Tayla's Interview Drive
From July 25, 2016
The Next exciting item on my agenda today is an amazing article from Mentalfloss.com(Thanks to Deanna)
17 Behind The Scenes-Secrets Of Safari Guides
Featuring
Brent Leo Smith
James Hendry
Pieter Pretorius
Stefan Winterboer
Scott Dyson
Click Link Below To View Article
17-behind-scenes-secrets-safari-guides
Now-This Mornings Sunrise Drive was
FOR THE BIRDS!
Sunrise Drive- Sept 5, 2016
Amazing Bird Videos below
so get your bird lists out everyone
Sunrise Drive- Sept 5, 2016
White Browed Scrub Robin Has a 2 way Conversation With James Hendry
James can whistle and mimic this Robin's call and the two of them have quite the conversation
A nesting pair of Wahlberg Eagles building their nest
This Video appears long (approx 10 min) BUT we see how the mating pair collect soft leaves to line their nest and along with Jamie Paterson's commentary, it is a definite must see video for Safari Live Viewers.
Get out your Bird Lists!
Brown Hooded Kingfisher-Sept 5, 2016
A medium-sized kingfisher (approximately 23cm), with a big bill.
In adult birds, both upper and lower mandibles are red.
The bird has a brown crown, which is darker in adult females than males.
The rest of the birds’ plumage is made up of brown, white, black and some blue feathers.
The blue colour is best observed from behind.
Emerald Spotted Wood Dove
Emerald-spotted Wood Doves are small plump pigeons
that measure 7.5 - 8 inches (19 - 20 cm) in length and weigh about 2.3 oz (65 grams)
They are monogamous, establishing firm bonds that last a lifetime. They build flimsy nests out of sticks in the branches of trees or shrub well hidden in dense green foliage
Green Wood Hoopoe
The green wood hoopoe is a large, up to 44 cm (17 in) long,
and is a tropical bird native to Africa.
This conspicuous bird advertises its presence
with its loud Kuk-uk-uk-uk-uk call and other vocalisations.
Brent Leo Smith
James Hendry
Pieter Pretorius
Stefan Winterboer
Scott Dyson
Click Link Below To View Article
17-behind-scenes-secrets-safari-guides
Now-This Mornings Sunrise Drive was
FOR THE BIRDS!
Sunrise Drive- Sept 5, 2016
Amazing Bird Videos below
so get your bird lists out everyone
Sunrise Drive- Sept 5, 2016
White Browed Scrub Robin Has a 2 way Conversation With James Hendry
James can whistle and mimic this Robin's call and the two of them have quite the conversation
A nesting pair of Wahlberg Eagles building their nest
This Video appears long (approx 10 min) BUT we see how the mating pair collect soft leaves to line their nest and along with Jamie Paterson's commentary, it is a definite must see video for Safari Live Viewers.
Get out your Bird Lists!
Brown Hooded Kingfisher-Sept 5, 2016
A medium-sized kingfisher (approximately 23cm), with a big bill.
In adult birds, both upper and lower mandibles are red.
The bird has a brown crown, which is darker in adult females than males.
The rest of the birds’ plumage is made up of brown, white, black and some blue feathers.
The blue colour is best observed from behind.
Emerald Spotted Wood Dove
Emerald-spotted Wood Doves are small plump pigeons
that measure 7.5 - 8 inches (19 - 20 cm) in length and weigh about 2.3 oz (65 grams)
They are monogamous, establishing firm bonds that last a lifetime. They build flimsy nests out of sticks in the branches of trees or shrub well hidden in dense green foliage
Green Wood Hoopoe
The green wood hoopoe is a large, up to 44 cm (17 in) long,
and is a tropical bird native to Africa.
This conspicuous bird advertises its presence
with its loud Kuk-uk-uk-uk-uk call and other vocalisations.
NOTE: There is a new video of a yet unnamed Leopard who showed up at Djuma Waterhole around 8:10 p.m this evening. Video is on the Djuma Waterhole Page.
That is it for now
Cya all soon
Cheryl
Safarichey (You Tube)
safarichey.blogspot.ca
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