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	Eastern Cape Birding - Storms River Mouth Featured Hot Eastern Cape Birding World renowned for its rugged coastline and the Otter Trail, the Storms River section of the Garden Route National Park is also a prime bird-watching spot in the Eastern Cape. Mountain fynbos, coastal forest and a rocky coastline provide a diverse habitat for a large variety of birdlife including Chorister Robin-Chat and Knysna Turaco. For the lucky, Cape Clawless... Read more
	Eastern Cape Birding - Tsitsikamma to the Wild Coast Hot Eastern Cape Birding A broad, glistening white smile greeted me warmly as I arrived at the entrance gate to the Garden Route National Park and Storms River Mouth Rest Camp. After paying my entrance fees I drove into an extremely well maintained reserve with dense ancient coastal forests lining the roadsides where relaxed Bushbuck foraged in the shadows and the constant sound... Read more
	Eastern Cape Birding - Dwesa Nature Reserve Hot Eastern Cape Birding With dense coastal forests extending right down to the beachfront, expansive misty grasslands and numerous estuaries flowing into the sea, it felt more like I was in some remote West African destination than standing in the middle of a shallow estuary mouth within the Dwesa Nature Reserve on the Wild Coast of South Africa. Read more
	Eastern Cape Birding - The Sundays River, Woody Cape & Algoa Bay Featured Hot Eastern Cape Birding Algoa Bay is home to 45% of the worlds remaining African Penguin population and up to 68% of the worlds Cape Gannets with numbers rapidly decreasing in both populations. These figures really hit me hard as I joined the dedicated team of South African National Park rangers on their boat patrol of the bay. SANParks is looking at declaring... Read more
	Eastern Cape Birding - Mountain Zebra National Park Hot Eastern Cape Birding Larks and pipits are, as I am sure they are to many a birder, my weak point and I had decided to brush up on these confusing species by making a trip to the montane grassveld of the Mountain Zebra National Park. This area is striking in its scenic beauty with its typical karoo flat-topped hills and open vistas.... Read more

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Dwesa marine protected area by wildlife and conservation photographer Peter Chadwick.

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