We saw footprints and inlays of Otters and Water Mongoose near the South-lake hide. This poor fellow (Otter photograph below) was killed on the freeway. This happens from time to time.
We went for a hike to the top of Blouberg Hill. The vegetation was very dry. We enjoyed great panoramic views over Blouberg, the sea and the mountain. We saw the land where the "Battle of Blouberg" played out.
Thursday 12 March 2009 A Visit to Intaka Island accompanied by John Linden and Andre Swart. We had a great walk, and enjoyed our picnic lunch in one of the two bird-hides. A pair of Malachite Kingfishers gave us a wonderful show, chasing each other and flew right up to the hide. I took some smashing photographs
1 Malachite Kingfisher, sitting on the front landing site, flew towards the reeds on the North-Shore erosion site. This reed area is called the erosion site because the reeds were planted there to stop the erosion.
2 Spotted (Dikkop) Thick-knee Chicks were spotted at the parking area opposite the clubhouse.
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