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No, but now the options are getting less.
We have four Species indigenous to southern Africa.

I see I'm going to need an online bird identification for dummies!!!........

I googled Yellow birds!!!..........there's a lot of them but then I don't know which of them is indigenous to SA!!!

Yellow crowned Bishop??

LQ the bishop got more black than yellow, this one is more yellow than black.

Where are LVL and Radman...........their bird knowledge is way better than mine!!!!

The weaver and canaries that were guessed were specific ones...........is this part of either the weaver or canary families???

Think you've got us on this one.
Yellow Throated Longclaw maybe?

ok let me give the answer, you are going to kivk yourselfs.

Black-headed oriole juv.

Thanks Louis.

That was a good round

very nice really had me there

A quick one before the weekend and me leaving for Skukuza.

Near-endemic to southern Africa, occurring from Zimbabwe and northern South Africa to Botswana, Namibia and the south-western Angola.

brown hooded fisher

That sound lekker Louis. My clean parents is in for the day today. I am sitting at work. Enjoy the park and post some distort picture of your sightings.

Looks like a fisher to me too.
Going with Radman. Brown hooded

Changing to Woodlands Kingfisher. More white in front than Brown Hooded.

No fisher to big

Scaly-feathered Finch?