With Winter coming on is South Africa, things are drying up and wild fires are a very real danger. To help control these, small areas are burned to create fire breaks.
And many came to take advantage of this area. A Yellowbilled Hornbill finds lots of treats.
Unusual to see, a Double banded Sand Grouse. They are usually around but hidden in the grasses.
Not so unusual but I liked the picture, a lone Nyala doe.
Just to cute for words.
Pieter made an interesting observation about this tree. Said it reminded him of a skeleton of a dragon. Can you see it? 
Friends to many animals are the Oxpeckers. They help keep pesty insects to a minimum.
Friends to many animals are the Oxpeckers. They help keep pesty insects to a minimum.
Steenbok doe
More of the baby ...
Mom must be trying to wean this little one but ...
finally gives in.
Smile your on WildEarth TV !
Now this had me zipping to the animal guide.
Don't remember ever seeing one of these. I discovered it's a Bush Buck. I love the markings on these.
More of the baby ...
Mom must be trying to wean this little one but ...
finally gives in.
Smile your on WildEarth TV !
Now this had me zipping to the animal guide.
Don't remember ever seeing one of these. I discovered it's a Bush Buck. I love the markings on these.
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Images courtesy of www.wildearth.tv (Drive cam) , www.africam.com (Nkorho stream and Elephant Plains stream)
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