Little Birding Big Day @ Nkorho Pan SA

17 February 2007
Africam internet birding
In the following list are bird species that could be identified by hearing and/or sighting on the live streaming cam of Nkorho Pan SA on February 17th 2007.
Birders from all over the world helped with the identification.
H = heard on cam
S = Seen on cam
1. African Hoopoe - Hupupa africanus - H
2. African Scops Owl - Otus senegalensis - H
3. Arrow-marked Babbler - Turdoides jardineii - H
4. Black-crowned Tchagra - Tchagra jamesi - H
5. Black-headed Oriole - Oriolus larvatus - H
6. Brown-hooded Kingfisher - Halcyon albiventris - H
7. Brubru - Nilaus afer - H
8. Burchellâs Coucal - Centropus burchelli - H
9. Burchellâs Starling - Lamprotornis australis - H
10. Cape Turtle Dove - Streptopelia capicola - S/H
11. Chinspot Batis - Batis molitor - H
12. Common Greenshank - Tringa nebularia - S
13. Coqui Francolin - Peliperdix coqui - H
14. Crested Barbet - Trachyphonus vaillanti - H
15. Emerald-spotted Wood Dove - Turtur chalcospilos - H
16. Grey Go-away Bird - Corythaixoides concolor - H
17. Grey-headed Bush Shrike - Malaconotus blanchoti - H
18. Hadeda Ibis - Bostrychia hagedash - H
19. House Sparrow - Passer Domesticus - H
20. Laughing Dove - Streptopelia senegalensis - H
21. Levaillantâs Cuckoo - Clamator levaillantii - H
22. Natal Spurfowl - Pternistis natalensis - H
23. Orange-breasted Bush Shrike - Telophorus sulfureopectus - H
24. Pearl-spotted Owlet - Glaucidium perlatum - H
25. Rattling Cisticola - Cisticola chiniana - H
26. Red-billed Hornbill - Tockus erythrorhynchus - H
27. Saddle-billed Stork - Ephippiorhynchus srnegalensis - S
28. Shelley's Francolin - Francolinus shelleyi - H
29. Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill - Tockus leucomelas - H
30. Three-banded Plover - Charadrius tricollaris - S/H
31. White-throated Swallow - Hirundo albigularis - H
32. Woodland Kingfisher - Halcyon senegalensis - H
Thanks to all for your help to make this a fun day !!!!
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This was the most enjoyable birding event. I can't recall ever going birding with a nicer more helpful and instructive group of birder's. A big thank you to everyone for making this possible!
Britney Smurf, aka Lady Hawke, aka Smalf A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing.**Active Discussions**