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Wednesday Apr 17, 2019
Reported by
Piet Van Aswegen
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At the Sans Souci Bridge Patch we had Egyptian Geese, Cape Bulbul, Olive Thrush and Reed Cormorant.
A little downstream we had Red-eyed doves, many Cape White-eyes and sme Bronze Mannikins but no Swee Waxbills; have not noticed any for a while now.
It seems as if the Olive Thrush survived a snare but still has something around its neck. It caught, carried and ate a worm; seemingly no discomfort.
And 'small mammals' to feed the hawks and Buzzards.
Hi Ma, where are you/ We siblings have reduced from seven to two since Sunday.
Identified animal: Egyptian Goose
Identified animal: Cape bul-bul
Reed Cormorant takes a deep breath
Reed Cormorant takes a break.
"Necklaced"?
Identified animal: Olive thrush
Raptor food
Red-eyed Dove
Identified animal: Doves
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