Hi Ducklings
Here are the answers to Sky 22. I waited for a couple of Ducklings but if I don't give the answers now it will be to late
1) A Bathawk
Dark sooty brown with varying amounts of white below,pale eye-lids and false white eye spots on the napeIn flight has long pointed wings (key feature) and shortish square tail. At rest, wingtips protrude past tail
2) A Juvenile Black Sparrowhawk
Upperparts black , underparts vary from white (most common) to completely black with small white troat patch. Juveniles Two colour phases, rufuos(most common phase) or white. 
3) Blue cheeked Bee-eater
Key id features for this species is the green crown and pale blue to whitish forehead
4) Brown snake Eagle
The largest snake eagle. The dark brown plumage, large yellow owl-like eyes, upright posture and round head is very distinctive' Legs scaled and featherless
5) Crowned eagle
The female is considerable larger than the male and has 2 (not 3 ) narrow bars on the flight feathers. The most powerfull eagle on the continent and with it's large size, dark plumages and blotched and barred underparts it is unlikely to be confused with anyother raptor in the region. The crest (crown) at the back of the head is not often seen held upright
6) A Dwarf Bittern
The Smallest bittern, upper parts greyish black, underparts with broad vertical streaks
7) Fulvous Whistling duck
The golden brown head distinctive; unlikely to be confused with any other duck in the region
8 ) Golden Pipit
A small Pipit with bright yellow underparts and broad black breast band. Superficiallly similar to the larger Yellow-throated Longclaw, but brilliant yellow flight feathers very distinctive
9) Karoo Korhaan
Overall darker than Ruppell's Korhaan and without the black throat stripeand facial markings
10) A Southern Pied Babbler
The all white body with black wings and tail seperates it from the bare-cheeked babbler
and the BB A Secretary Bird
Login
Register
FAQ
Search
A White breasted Cormorant
