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Tag: Vondeling

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Indian Peafowl, Vondeling, 9/06/2023

Posted on 05/01/2025 by Dieter

We had to work hard to catch this peafowl! We put large mesh nets near the grove of oak trees where a large number of peafowl roost each night. These birds are ...

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Spotted Eagle Owl, Vondeling, 10/06/2023

Posted on 03/11/2024 by Dieter

    Early one morning, before sunrise, this adult Spotted Eagle Owl flew into a large mesh net, even though this net was fairly low.  This individual ...

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Trapping weavers, Vondeling, 17-18/09/2024

Posted on 20/09/2024 by Dieter

A small group arrived at Vondeling on 17 Sep for a 2 night visit. While settling in, I noticed that weavers were coming to feed on the ground outside our cottag...

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RAVE, 27 Nov-17 Dec 2023

Posted on 19/12/2023 by Dieter

The BDI hosted a 3 week trip in the Western Cape, mainly ringing, but also to atlas and take photos for the Virtual Museum. The trip was called RAVE (Ringing, A...

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