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  1. African Wood Owl

    African Wood Owl

    Found on the Kwando River in Namibia. It was being mobbed by Sunbirds
  2. Damara red-billed hornbill

    Damara red-billed hornbill

    Damara red-billed hornbill (Tockus damarensis) in Hoanib Valley, Namibia
  3. Monteiro's hornbill

    Monteiro's hornbill

    Monteiro's hornbill (Tockus monteiri) in Ongava Game Reserve, Namibia
  4. Hartlaub's Babbler on the Kunene River

    Hartlaub's Babbler on the Kunene River

    Taken early morning, just after sunrise on the Kunene River in the Caprivi Strip, Namibia in June 2015. This Hartlaub's Babbler provided the perfect motiv.
  5. Purple or Rufous-crowned Roller

    Purple or Rufous-crowned Roller

  6. Pied Kingfisher

    Pied Kingfisher

    While staying on the Chobe River there was a pair of these very busy little birds that had their hunting patch right in front of our tent, so we had hours of fun watching them
  7. White-fronted Bee-eater

    White-fronted Bee-eater

    We were lucky enough to be right next to a colony of these beauties when out on a river looking for Hippos - it was a riot of colour even in the bad light !
  8. Ostrich

    Ostrich

    I loved the double pose with the Elephant here !
  9. Zitting cisticola

    Zitting cisticola

    Cisticolas are quite difficult to identify as they come under the heading of LBJs. I think this is a Zitting by the sound it makes. The other name is Fan-tailed Cisticola - I didn't see it fan its tail so I may be wrong! Taken at Avis dam, Windhoek, Namibia
  10. African Grey Hornbill

    African Grey Hornbill

    We are used to seeing the Yellow-billed Hornbill in the Northern Cape, but I hadn't seen an African Grey Hornbill until we were in Namibia, where they were a common sight
  11. Territorial fight

    Territorial fight

    Southern Carmine Bee-eaters fighting over their nest site. This often happens with nest holes too close together or a disputed nest hole.
  12. white throated canary

    white throated canary

  13. Sabota Lark

    Sabota Lark

    Very common in Namibia
  14. Tinkling Cisticola

    Tinkling Cisticola

    Quietly becoming an expert with namibian LBJ's, hehe.
  15. Carp's Tit

    Carp's Tit

  16. Dune Lark

    Dune Lark

    The only truly endemic species of Namibia. Photographed in Sesriem aera. I already seen it in the exact same location in 2014!
  17. crowned lapwing

    crowned lapwing

  18. swallow-tailed bee-eater

    swallow-tailed bee-eater

  19. lilac-breasted roller

    lilac-breasted roller

  20. Crimson-breasted Shrike

    Crimson-breasted Shrike

    I wonder if the colour crimson was actually named after this bird. Not one to be missed (or mistaken)!
  21. Greater Kestrel

    Greater Kestrel

    Just after sunrise, Sossusvlei, Namibia. While most people were photographing the dunes at Dead Viel........ This was one of a pair chasing eachother round in a very open area with a few scrubby and several dead trees.
  22. Pale Chanting Goshawk

    Pale Chanting Goshawk

    Is there a bird with a more "enchanting" name? And very handsome too.
  23. Rosy Faced Lovebirds

    Rosy Faced Lovebirds

    Rosy Faced Lovebirds near Omaruru Namibia
  24. Bennett's Woodpecker

    Bennett's Woodpecker

    Bennett's Woodpecker near Omaruru, Namibia
  25. Cape Bunting

    Cape Bunting

    Cape Bunting at Klein Aus Vista, Namibia
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