I can hear plenty of noise ,it seems the cam is not working....... will stay around for a little while longer.....

Can owls, or other nocturnal critters, see better at waterholes if either (or) white light/infrared light is available?

Does any form of artificial lighting help predatory animals - or prey animals - and/or does it hinder (read intefere with) any of them?

I can't believe that we seem to see the same owl every night - it has to be resident and perhaps is using the floodlight to hunt?????

What an amazing day live video from Pete's Pond and africam. How wonderful to see them and how much I missed them.

A very, very happy Wildcat

Hey Guys!

WOW like the changes of the whole site its looking really good :!:

How is everyone, havent really been on much lately. For those who dont know me names Natasha and i am 19 live in the UK but originally grew up and spent the first 14 years of my life in an amazing place called South Africa! Spent most of my childhood going to the kruger and learning about animals.. also did Biology hopingto lead to Zooliogy but unfortunately due to leavinghome etc my studies have stopped now i am in full time emplyoment

How did animals get tuberculosis, where did it start or what is it actually? It sounds such a man related disease and yet animals suffer from it worse than we do. Can someone please tell us more about it? Which animals are infected and how is it passed on?

Update3: Changed the Hoopoe to seen. Added the Pied Crow. Will add any swallows once there is concensus on the species.

Update2: I've included 5 more birds that were seen and heard dung the last two days.

Update: I've included Landi's three owls.

I had a great, long view of the Greenshank earlier, but unfortunately the good pics I took disappeared as I has not set MWSnap on 'autosave'. There was also a Three-banded plover and just now the African Hoopoe can be heard in the background.

Morning birds... cape dove and three banded plover