1073 The crested barbet is easily seen in Selous
1074 Yes - Southern ground hornbills can actually fly
1075 Pink eyelids and large size identify this bird as a Verreaux's eagle-owl
1076 The bataleur's name may be from its characteristic habit of rocking its wings when gliding, rather like a tightrope walker
1077 Nile crocodile, showing how the lower front teeth protrude right through the top jaw
1078 A very bold white-browed sparrow-weaver
1079 African golden weaver in a milkberry
1080 Eastern chanting-goshawk
1081 White-crowned lapwing
1082 The very striking African hoopoe
1083 Red-billed oxpeckers searching for ticks on a giraffe
1084 The white-crested helmet-shrike is very widespread across East Africa
1085 Crocodile sunning itself on a mud bank
1086 Is this open-billed stork learning semaphore, or possibly conducting an orchestra?
1087 A crocodile is ready to slide into the lake as our boat drifts past
1088 A male Egyptian goose
1089 This is a pink-backed pelican
1090 An African grey hornbill taking a dustbath in the road
1091 The little egret can be differentiated by its black bill
1092 A Small flock of white-faced whistling-ducks
1093 A pied kingfisher hovers before diving on an unsuspecting fish
1094 The glossy metallic colours of a greater blue-eared starling
1095 A tough call but this maybe an immature martial eagle
1096 The long-tailed fiscal is a type of shrike