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Wailing Cisticola - photographed by Adam Cruickshank This article originally originally featured in our Daily Birder email. To make sure you never miss a Daily Birder article, subscribe to our mailing list here . This Saturday is one of my favourite birding days of the year. I will wake up earlier than any human should, head out with some amazing people, and take part in a day o...
Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe’s second most visited tourist destination. The park is known for its large number of big game, offering a similar experience to the Kruger National Park. Besides its stronghold for mammals, it is also the largest Big Five national park, spanning over fourteen thousand square kilometres. Although many other national parks in Zimbabwe often lack we...
This article originally originally featured in our Daily Birder email. To make sure you never miss a Daily Birder article, subscribe to our mailing list here . This post is written by Nicholas Newman. If you know anything about the history of birding in South Africa, you’ll know that Nicholas’s father was the late Kenneth Newman, who impacted the lives of many of our readers. Th...
This article originally originally featured in our Daily Birder email. To make sure you never miss a Daily Birder article, subscribe to our mailing list here . I am an avid bird book collector, which means I have built up quite an extensive library. Field guides, reference books, coffee-table books - if it fuels my love of birds, I want it on my shelf. A few months ago, I came a...
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