Blacksmiths Plover
Bees !
Eastern White Pelican
Cape Shoveler
They had built huge frameworks for the cormorants, gulls and terns to roost on with large containers sunk into the water underneath to collect the poo. Such a brilliant idea......why don't our wildlife trusts do this? Most don't even provide a single perch but I won't start on that one !
A tree full of doves
Levaillant's Cisticola
Red-eyed Dove
Rock Pigeon
Spoonbill
Spotted Thick Knees
Purple Swamphen
Water Thick Knees
Common Waxbill
Yellow-billed Ducks
A large area of waste land given to nature right in the midst of a massive new housing development in Cape Town. Some of the waterfront properties were palatial ! Lots of birds and plants and with a nominal entrance fee (about £1) it was an excellent couple of hours walking round the lake and sitting in the two bird hides.
Intaka Island reserve
Lots of framework for roosting birds
Angulate Tortoise
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