4626 The speckled pigeon is a common resident right across South Africa and Namibia
4627 The Cape glossy starling likes mixed woodland and savannah and also quite arid areas
4628 The Southern grey-headed sparrow is a common resident and breeds in holes in trees or poles
4629 The crested barbet is common in woodlands in Northern and North Eastern South Africa
4630 The laughing dove is abundant right across South Africa named after its 'uh hu hu huu hu' call rather like a soft laugh
4631 The hadada ibis is often heard calling loudly as it flies overhead early in a morning. Usually lives in small groups
4632 There is a vulture conservation project in Dronfield and as a result they are very easy to find and photograph
4633 There were mostly white-backed vultures with a few lappet-faced vultures and Cape vultures
4634 As the vultures are fed they gather in large numbers
4635 A white-backed vulture enjoys a gourmet meal
4636 A familiar chat, more commonly found in rocky habitats
4637 This is a fiscal flycatcher
4638 Ring-necked dove
4639 If you look closely the ostrich seems to be having a chat with a small bird in the tree by its head
4640 Female ant-eating chat. The male has a small white patch on its wing. Likes open grassland with plenty of termite mounds
4641 The secretary bird is a raptor, although it feeds on prey captured on the ground, including snakes, and many insects
4642 Pale chanting-goshawks are widespred over much of Africa in semi arid or desert scrub areas
4643 A female South African Shelduck with chicks. Nests in holes in the ground, especially old aardvark burrows
4644 Male South African Shelduck. Endemic to South Africa and Namibia
4645 A gigantic weaver birds communal nest
4646 A Very common red-faced mousebird which has a longer tail than other mousebirds
4647 A common mynah. Introduced from Asia in Durban, Range is expanding
4648 Adult white-backed vulture. Now endangered throughout Africa
4649 Juvenile white-backed vulture