In the heart of the African savanna, there lived a proud lioness named Zara. She was known far and wide as a fierce protector of her pride and the undisputed queen of her territory. But more than anything, Zara was known for her deep love for her only cub, Kito. Kito was a small.
The Puerto Rican Emerald is a tiny iridescent green hummingbird, endemic to the archipelago of Puerto Rico.
Explore common birds in South Africa with expert tips and photos for easy identification by seasoned travellers and birdwatchers.
Reptiles of the Kruger National Park - water monitors, crocodiles, snakes, chameleons, geckos and more!
Reptiles of the Kruger National Park - water monitors, crocodiles, snakes, chameleons, geckos and more!
Africa is home to many beautiful species. Check out this African animal list and learn about animals with horns, the big five, and more.
Africa is home to many beautiful species. Check out this African animal list and learn about animals with horns, the big five, and more.
Capturing Animal Interactions on Safari can be challenging.This page is our gallery showcasing some of our best animal interaction images!
Ever wondered what makes Africa’s heart beat? Hint: it’s not just the lions or the elephants. Today, we’re diving deep into the world of the continent' ...
Birds of the Kruger National Park - the Kruger Park is a birder's paradise as there are over 500 species of birds that have been seen in the park!
A slim, medium-sized, gray-blue marine shag with yellow-orange feet and a long, slender bill. Breeding plumage is elegant with bright green facial skin, blue eye-rings, and two curved thick white stripes that extend from each eye down to the side of the neck. Non-breeding plumage is duller with crests absent, diminished but still visible neck stripe, and yellowish facial skin. Immatures are paler and browner, lacking head or neck markings. Endemic to New Zealand, where it is mainly found in the coastal waters around the South Island and parts of the North Island. Distinguished from Pitt Island Shag by neck stripe and by the lack of a purple patch in front of the eye. Other similar shags that overlap have pink feet, not yellow.
Spoonbill sunrise. This has been a notable year for vagrant bird species in southern Arizona—locally rare birds that have no business being here, but that have made their way here because of wind and...
A handsome long-tailed inhabitant of the Western Ghats. Black face and white underparts set this species apart from Rufous Treepie. White-bellied is typically found well away from human habitation in humid hill forests, where it inhabits both primary and secondary patches. Forages at upper and middle levels of forest, often with other species, particularly Greater Racket-tailed Drongos. Noisy, giving hooting, chattering, and grating calls.
A large grayish songbird that shows considerable plumage variation throughout its range. Regularly found flocking in forested habitats as well as more open environments such as farmland and cities, where its loud vocalizations, long tail, and undulating flight make it conspicuous and distinctive. The Taiwan subspecies (harteri) is gray above, pale below, with chestnut extending from cheek to underparts, where it extends down the belly in streaks. Varied calls are loud and shrill.
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