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Fascinating! Thanks JvR

Many thanks for all your efforts as ad-hoc admin to continue to make this Bird Forum the remarkable resource it is
You and Trevor are both SA birding superstars and we're lucky to have you both contributing to our birding knowledge

Enjoying your adventures as always and pleased that you're becoming quite an accomplished birder However, your 'nyalas' look to me to in fact be kudu bulls

Looking forward to your MZNP adventures, as it's one of my most favourite parks

Lots of great sightings, especially the aardvark, but I absolutely adore your hornbill + friend

Looking forward now to the next BOF birding trip ... whenever and wherever it happens

Is it possible that it could be a leucistic weaver?

RichardJ wrote:I have not noticed that the wall is driveable

Absolutely, even with a sedan. One of my favourite places!

Thanks Marj and Karin. Sorry to hear that it's an invasive species.

Does anyone know what sort of snail this is? Seen in my garden in Darling in early December 2024.

Thanks Ross.

Another that I'm unsure about, possibly a fiscal flycatcher? Seen along Darling Hills Road in January 2024.

Thanks for confirming, Ross

I not sure just what bird this is. I think that it might be a (female) southern black korhaan? It was very far away and the photos are considerably cropped. Seen in WCNP in January 2025.