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Sat, 12/01/2008 - 2:59pm
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sightings discussion 13 january 2008
Nk for Nkorho and Ep for Elephant Plains
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Sat, 12/01/2008 - 2:59pm
****Welcome to a New Day**** sightings discussion 13 january 2008 Nk for Nkorho and Ep for Elephant Plains Please
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 3:12pm
#2
I hear a dragging like sound a minute ago & a minute before that. Not the dragging over the mic that we heard last night. I still don't think it is a cat of any kind... I think the owl or some kind of bird sounds more like it.
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Angie
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 3:09pm
#3
I am getting confused with 2 discussion thread's :-? If it is a young Owl it can be a Barn Owl. Did hear them now and then at NK. But the bird/ owl at the waterhole is not "behaving" like a Barn Ow, sitting at the waterside. many other Owls out there though. Last sounds can be a bird shaking/practisizing its wings in the tree???
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 2:59pm
#4
 I just heard what sounds like a horse whinny? Maybe hyaena sounds??? Someone let a horsey loose on the plains? LOL I haven't heard hyena sounds at NK. Do you mean at EP? __________________
on South Africa: "you must see it al least once in your life. Not only see it, feel it! Feel the heat of the sun, smell the dust, enjoy the smell of cooking fires in the evening breeze" - Cerinthe
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 2:51pm
#5
I just heard what sounds like a horse whinny? Maybe hyaena sounds??? __________________
“Man, the most endangered species, needs to commune with the wilderness if he is to preserve his wholeness.” Sir Lourens van der Post
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 2:26pm
#6
Swift, that is so funny. Sort of like covering your ears and saying something LOL. Hearing Josh pronounce it this morning confirmed for me. __________________
“Man, the most endangered species, needs to commune with the wilderness if he is to preserve his wholeness.” Sir Lourens van der Post
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 2:18pm
#7
small four legged critter a minute ago ... very right side....close to where the dead animal was dropped at last night. __________________
Angie
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 2:17pm
#8
Finaly!! Scops Owl calling I miss all the nightly birdies calling. But hope with some more stabel weather we will hear them again. That "guck"sound is a froggie, I think.
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 2:14pm
#9
Just heard the 'hiss' again. Y'know, the more I hear it, the more it sounds like it could be a sickly and hoarse baby scop owl. Anyone? __________________
on South Africa: "you must see it al least once in your life. Not only see it, feel it! Feel the heat of the sun, smell the dust, enjoy the smell of cooking fires in the evening breeze" - Cerinthe
Sun, 13/01/2008 - 2:13pm
#10
Yes. We discovered, back about the time Campbell had his first chat, that there had been a miscommunication about the spelling of his name. If you listen to them pronounce Nzila (sort of like INchula) the mistake is understandable. And from what I gather lol, not too unusual a happening. When I did understand it is the same Leopard. I was pinching my nose and pronuoncing it, to prove it to myself lol  |
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