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Bird & Breakfast

Our Wildlife

We are amazed at how many bird species come to feed in our busy suburb. We even spotted an African Grey Hornbill!

GREEN WOOD HOOPOE

Phoeniculus purpureus

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Trachyphonus vaillantii

AFRICAN GREY HORNBILL

Lophoceros nasutus

GREY GO-AWAY BIRD

Crinifer concolor

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Lamprotornis nitens

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RED HEADED FINCH

Amadina erythrocephala

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RED WINGED STARLING

Onychognathus morio

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SOUTHERN RED BISHOP

Euplectes orix

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Turdus smithi

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BLACK-COLLARED BARBET

Lybius torquatus

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SOUTHERN MASKED WEAVER

Ploceus velatus

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BRONZE MANNIKIN

Spermestes cucullata

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CAPE ROBIN CHAT

Cossypha caffra

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Ploceus capensis

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GREY-HEADED SPARROW

Passer diffusus

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SPECKLED PIGEON

Columba guinea

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SOUTHERN BOUBOU

Streptopelia semitorquata

Passer melanurus

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AFRICAN OLIVE PIGEON

Columba arquatrix

Hadeda Ibis

Bostrychia hagedash

BLACK FRONTED BULBUL

Pycnonotus nigricans

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Zosterops virens

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Streptopelia semitorquata

BURCHELL'S COUCAL

Centropus senegalensi

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Acridotheres tristis

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Spilopelia senegalensis

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