Right, the youngsters didn't approach the water.  Looking at that snap, it's the calf on the far left with its mom that I think is new and not one of the four we've been watching.  I could be wrong, of course, but, that one is quite a bit smaller than the two calves that are in the background.  And, being in the background, those two would appear smaller if they were the same size, no?

I did get a snap of the 3 out in the field ..I did not see the young ones come to the WH

The Wildies at NK were moving so fast just now.  Walked to the WH for a drink, were startled, and moved on quickly.  At one point however I think I saw a new baby Wildie.  One in the mix looked much smaller than the ones we've been seeing all along.

3 young Wildbeest at NK spotted safe and sound this afternoon at 6:50 CAT

There's no mistaking the Hadeda Ibis (sp?) right now at NK.  And the Cape Turtle Dove (for me that one always sounds like Good Mor-ning, Good Mor-ning).

We will have to study the Sounds of Nkorho (click here) to prepare for the next annual Birding Walk with Karin and Gerda and Katja (they're working on it).

Sorry SD, I have no idea .  I was uploading photos and it took forever ..not really paying attention

Missed it.  The birds can be most difficult to spot.

Edited to add:  What birds are we hearing at this moment? (at NK)

Was that Francolins or Hornbills Zoomie just passed ?

Here is a link I just found that has some pretty strange facts about Giraffe and same sex relationships between the males.  It is Wikipedia tho, and I usualy dig a little deeper to check their facts LOL