South Africa November 2015

This Web is a photographic record of a wildlife/birding trip with a soupcon of bacchanalian activity coupled with a moderate level of scenic appreciation and a slight cultural diversion when appropriate. After landing at Johannesburg we travelled via Pretoria to the Private Game reserve of Mala Mala adjacent to the East side of the Kruger National Park. Swaziland, Zululand, Durban and Cape Town were also visited.

A rip roaring adventure

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Sunday, 13 December 2015

Ostrich, South Africa

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Peter Martin Beesley: An enthusiastic mature birder and keen photographer since May 2004. My British list is now 446 and my ''False'' British List ( ie species on the British List seen anywhere in the World ) now stands at 579 and my Western Palearctic list at 524 In another life I was a food research scientist and marketing consultant.

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A rip roaring adventure

Sunday, 13 December 2015

Ostrich, South Africa

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