August, 6 2025 in
birding
Fluffy little balls hovering above fresh green
Less than a metre from the bottom of dried-up Avis Dam on the outskirts of Windhoek,...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
A false entrance to the Cape penduline tit’s nest
Heavy gusts of wind are relentlessly battering the landscape. Trees and shrubs are blown...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
Colourful Carmine Bee-eaters at Zambezi Mubala Lodge and Camp
What a cheerful fluttering in the breeding colonies of Carmine Bee-eaters near Zambezi...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
Aerobatics, clownery and an amazing family tree
The Bateleur Eagle is probably the most colourful raptor in Namibia. Unfortunately, like...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
680 bird species in Namibia
According to the latest statistics no less than 680 different bird species are found in...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
Namibia's best-known wake-up call in the bush
If they don’t hear the loud cackling of a Red-billed Francolin in the morning, many...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
The masked birds of Namibia
COVID-19 has significantly impacted our daily lives, including the new custom everyone is...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
When nature goes haywire
Caged birds, such as budgerigars, are often given cuttlebone (the internal buoyant shell...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
A small bird as a symbol of love and forgiveness
He is nimble, clever, cheeky. A feisty little guy who nevertheless tries to keep safe as...
August, 6 2025 in
birding
The largest, the smallest and the most threatened herons of Namibia
The big bird stands in the shallows motionless. It intently watches the water at its feet...
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