As usual, we did not expect a visit in this area by this beauty. Even though the visit was spoiled, I managed to get some lovely shots of the visitor. I got one of them when we visited a shore town called

This shot below looks like it was singing, but no it wasn't singing. A hot day, with only a soft warm breeze, that spread the heat around. There is a saying, so hot that the crows yawn, and this was such

Come for a short walk, and let's see what we can get on camera. The fist bird that we saw is one of my favorites, the Malachite Sunbird (Nectarinia famosa). We went for a short walk on a farm, and I have

...as I have been waiting for him for a few weeks now. Now how's that for a tail? He is a Cape Sugar Bird (Promerops cafer). The Cape sugarbird is a grey-brown bird that is easily recognisable by a spot

All of our flowers in the Cape have started blooming, and we love the spring season. And of course, the birds also love the new flowers. First up is a Cape Sugarbird (Promerops cafer), and I don't know

The first day of September is the formal spring day in South Africa. Helloo! She said, my grandfather told me about you, as you took his photo some years ago at the nature reserve, before it burned down

Sunbirds, songbirds and sugarbirds youngsters are all over the place. We are now deep into the spring season and the colorful birds are surrounded by the beauty of nature. The birds will reach adulthood

Indeed true, as we had to come out earlier than usual as the power cut happened earlier. Just as well and you will see my rewards in here. The early bird catches the worm means that the sooner that one

A Happy New Year to everyone and your families. I have some different birds in here to please your eyes and hope that you will enjoy them. At this time of the year everybody is at home preparing for the

A pair of sugarbirds were hunting insects early in the morning sun, as the sunlight highlighted the flying insects. The bright sun did not stop me from waiting for the Cape Sugarbird to fly. I have my

Our winter has started and the Protea bushes in nature are preparing to bloom. We joined our local nature reserve as members and followed our first trail up the mountain side with spectacular results that