NK & E.P - Eagle -Hawks - Vultures- Buzzards

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White-headed vulture ~ Trigonoceps occipitalis ~

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White-backed Vulture ~ Gyps africanus

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Wahlberg’s Eagle

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Wahlberg's eagle is one of the smallest of the eagles,

only growing to 52 cm (20 in) and 770 grams (1.7 lb).

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African Harrier Hawk ~ Polyboroides typus ~

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Brown Snake Eagle ~ Circaetus cinereus ~

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Hooded Vulture ~ Necrosyrtes monachus ~

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Lappet-faced Vulture ~ Torgos tracheliotus ~

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African Harrier Hawk ~ Polyboroides typus ~

july 30 -2009 e.p.

African Hawk Eagle ~ Hieraaetus spilogaster ~

aug 10 2009 nk

Bateleur ~ Terathopius ecaudatus ~ aug 20  2009 nk

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Bateleur ~ Terathopius ecaudatus ~ aug 19 2009

we belive it is an   IMPALA - not know what killed it yet

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Bateleur ~ Terathopius ecaudatus  sept- 05 2009 nk

 Jacques said ..that this is an immature Bateleur ...

The Bateleur was there later too

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oct - 01  2009 nk pan

African Fish Eagle ~ Haliaeetus vocifer


White-headed vulture ~ Trigonoceps occipitalis


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Verreaux’s (Giant) Eagle Owl

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Bubo lacteus (Verreaux's eagle-owl, Giant eagle owl)

The Verreaux's eagle-owl occurs across sub-Saharan Africa, mainly occupying arid savanna and forest. It mainly eats mammals and birds, including large species such as the Pel's fishing owl. It is an extremely agile hunter for its size, and can actually catch smaller birds in flight! It uses stick nests constructed by other birds, such as weavers, crows and raptors. Here it lays 2 eggs, which are incubated solely by the female, for about 38-39 days, who is fed at night by the male. Of the two chicks only one survives, the other obtains less food from its parents, and usually dies of starvation after 2-3 weeks. The surviving chick stays in the nest for about 2 months, after which he remains dependent on his parents for 1-2 more years.

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Bubo africanus (Spotted eagle-owl)

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Verreaux’s (Giant) Eagle Owl ~ Bubo lacteus  MARCH  23  E.P.

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MAY 08

Circus ranivorus (African marsh-harrier)

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MAY 15  E.P.

African Hawk Eagle ~ Hieraaetus spilogaster ~

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MYSTERY  RAPTOR  ??  IF IT IS

june 25

then its also a new bird

Melierax gabar (Gabar goshawk)  juvenile

THE  GABAR  TREE

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