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oš’eckers ȋ —’hǦ alfricoasantg—ešsacelr—ystih˜arelosly.rhoynnc™hh—astȌ tfheedy can collect fro the skin of large

fo—nd alone or in ’airsǡ to’s iotf’terrecehseǡs’colness’oicr—o—thsleyraht itghhe ˜antage ’oints fro ™here it can s’oatliln„siredcstsaǡnlidœarrodseǡnsctsor’oio˜ninsgǡ san„aoi—lstǡ on the gro—nd. esting takes ’lace in a nat—ral hole in a tree ™here a cl—tch o„agyf gʹ„rȂoeͶtshsei’g˜gaesrienanrdteseǡlfa™eindhcǡoeaanordfetiehnšecti—rre„naetesldtyǡ taking on ra’tors and other „irds.

FOR A VICTORIOUS BIRDING EXPERIENCE, TRY OUT THE FOLLOWING RESERVES;

thhaits hinac˜le—d„esenrarreecso’rdeceides os—fachr. agrsey™heaarfd„edittkeirnngǡfishfreircan dfotohteǡ lofcraicteadnicn—tchkeoo—. „ohis„roeseerg˜ieonisǡ it lsai™ts—ilan celosesre˜e’.rošiity ™ith

ythtios asost™eionfǦt’hinek’rtehcriooa—tsed„i„rdirsdsa—ncdh ca—ncdkiosostsi.lltco„—onatsitnsgʹ. ʹiͲncse’eitceiensǦ cfaos—tra„geecso„ioindgi˜earhsiotyǡ iet tisoatlhsoe likes of the greyǦ™aš „ill and the „lackǦchested snake eagle.

ig—ring o—t a „ird call against the so—nd of a r—nning ™aterǦ fallǡ that a different kind of thrill. hahsistehceo„Ǧleosdtgoef s„iitr—dast.edhineyac„h—isr’h a„ryot—hnedsaon—dndaroefctohe ’calisceandtinedg ™aterfalls.

„irdhdsislsiki—secaheahagsoless.eatlol „airrdasntgoe„oigf *additional information sourced from eBirds

Red-billed oxpecker eggs in a nest made from Impala hair.