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  1. Vervet Pow-wow

    Vervet Pow-wow

    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge south africa vervet monkey
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: Wild Mammals
  2. Marabou Storks

    Marabou Storks

    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge leptoptilos crumeniferus south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  3. Speckled Pigeon

    Speckled Pigeon

    • njlarsen
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    • columba guinea grietjie inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: Africa
  4. African Doves

    African Doves

    Laughing Dove and Emerald-spotted Wood Dove with Blue Waxbill and Yellow-fronted Canary in the background
    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge south africa streptopelia senegalensis turtur chalcospilos
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  5. African Elephant

    African Elephant

    This one really was that close, I zoomed out some and have not cropped at all ...
    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: Wild Mammals
  6. White-fronted Bee-eater x3

    White-fronted Bee-eater x3

    This is not a technically perfect shot (at all!), but I like the situation enough to show it anyway. The light was strange with grey sky but still quite a lot of light giving very high contrast in a shot like this one
    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge merops bullockoides south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  7. If I was yellow, where would I want to hide?

    If I was yellow, where would I want to hide?

    • njlarsen
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    • african black-headed oriole grietjie inyanga lodge oriolus larvatus south africa
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: Africa
  8. Bushbuck and Crested Francolin

    Bushbuck and Crested Francolin

    Late afternoon sun ...
    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge ortygornis sephaena south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Wild Mammals
  9. White-bellied Sunbird

    White-bellied Sunbird

    Sunbirds are almost as impressive as the hummers when it comes to colors and patterns
    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge south africa white-bellied sunbird nectarinia talatala cinnyris talatala
    • Comments: 5
    • Category: Africa
  10. Black-collared Barbet

    Black-collared Barbet

    One of the first spectacular species I saw after arriving in South Africa
    • njlarsen
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    • grietjie inyanga lodge lybius torquatus south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  11. Slender Mongose

    Slender Mongose

    This was too far away for a portrait, but I hope this will still work
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: Wild Mammals
  12. Smith's Bush Squirrel

    Smith's Bush Squirrel

    • njlarsen
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    • greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Wild Mammals
  13. Grey Penduline Tit

    Grey Penduline Tit

    Aka African Penduline Tit This particular individual only showed up one day and seemingly explored the old hanging nests (presumably for insects, as they were made by a different species).
    • njlarsen
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    • anthoscopus caroli greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Africa
  14. Mariqua Sunbird

    Mariqua Sunbird

    The very red color on the breast on this one was seen rarely, obviously depending on angle to the sun. Most of the time, the red on the breast had the color shown in this picture: http://www.birdforum.net/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=385812
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • cinnyris mariquensis greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 8
    • Category: Africa
  15. Helmeted Guineafowl dust bathing

    Helmeted Guineafowl dust bathing

    To look at this live, try http://www.birdforum.tv/action/viewvideo/3141/Helmeted_Guineafowl_dust_bathing/?ref=njlarsen
    • njlarsen
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    • greater kruger inyanga lodge numida meleagris south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  16. Pair of Cutthroat Finch

    Pair of Cutthroat Finch

    I don't know why the female seems so much taller, except that it has to do with how the birds are sitting.
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • amadina fasciata greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 9
    • Category: Africa
  17. Fork-tailed Drongo

    Fork-tailed Drongo

    • njlarsen
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    • dicrurus adsimilis greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  18. Blue-tailed Skink

    Blue-tailed Skink

    Thanks to dan8402 I now know this is a Blue-tailed Skink
    • njlarsen
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    • greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Reptiles
  19. White-bellied Sunbird

    White-bellied Sunbird

    I might have a better close up somewhere, but I like the geometry of this shot
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa white-bellied sunbird nectarinia talatala cinnyris talatala
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  20. Southern Grey-headed Sparrow

    Southern Grey-headed Sparrow

    Bill color seems intermediate between breeding and non-breeding when comparing with the Opus page. I guess that makes sense, as August is end of winter in that area.
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • greater kruger inyanga lodge passer diffusus south africa
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Africa
  21. Jameson's Firefinch

    Jameson's Firefinch

    Focus is more on the body than the head, but I still like the back view of the bird ...
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • greater kruger inyanga lodge lagonosticta rhodopareia south africa
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Africa
  22. Grey-headed Bushshrike

    Grey-headed Bushshrike

    It was a bit dark where it came past us, but I like the way it looks
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • greater kruger inyanga lodge malaconotus blanchoti south africa
    • Comments: 5
    • Category: Africa
  23. Blue Waxbill

    Blue Waxbill

    • njlarsen
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    • greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa uraeginthus angolensis
    • Comments: 6
    • Category: Africa
  24. Brown-crowned Tchagra

    Brown-crowned Tchagra

    Busy background, but that is what the bird liked to be in
    • njlarsen
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    • greater kruger inyanga lodge south africa tchagra australis
    • Comments: 6
    • Category: Africa
  25. Small, large, medium

    Small, large, medium

    This little family was down drinking at the pond just outside the fence, which can be seen as out of focus lines in front. I never could help but smile when I saw these, always down on their knees whether they wanted to eat, drink, or whatever.
    • njlarsen
    • Media item
    • greater kruger inyanga lodge phacochoerus africanus south africa warthog
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Wild Mammals
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