Birds of northern South Africa part 2
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2017
- Around 150 of the most common birds of the northern provinces of south Africa have been recorded during the month of December (South African summer). Mostly during road side birding (using the car as birdhide) in natural reserves and NP's. Since more than 900 species have been recorded in South Africa, this is only a very small sample of the more common species! Labelling to the best of our knowledge. Part 1 and 2 shot in Dino Keng NR, the Rietvlei NR, the Groenkloof university campus, the Pretoria botanical gardens and Austin Roberts Bird sanctuary.
Part 3 and 4 during a weekend in Kruger NP.
Thank you for the lack of narration. It was so refreshing to just look and listen to the birds. Amazing photography.
Just lovely. Definitely come to southern South Africa! It's just wonderful here!
Thank you,helping to keep and spread love and happiness....for wildlife of South Africa ,those sounds,smells,mmmmm...Just love S.A. in my bones 😊forever
Beautiful footage. Thanks for sharing it!
SUCHLIKE. BEAUTIFUL BÌRDS ,AND WONDERFUL. NATURE EXCELLENT SÛPER MARAVILHOUS AMAZING AND MAGNIFICO VIDEO THANK YOU FOR SHARING LOVELY. VIEWS
What a creation .... marvelous, beautiful amazing birds heaven and earth rejoice his beauty.... I wish I could be one of those...... 💐🙏
खूपच सुंदर पक्षांचा सहवास. जीवनातील अविस्मरणीय आनंद!! स्वर्ग सहवास!!!!...👍👍
Thank You Mr G Marchal for Your Impeccable Magifcent Film of Bird Life. Very soul restoring Thank You.This is A Gift a Dream come true 2021 i love Rock Pigeons and The Red eye Pigeon Learing so much... Thank You 🙌
Wonderful video collection, those birds are awesome.
this is absolutely worth watching for the natural sounds alone.
Very welldone.. loved that you put the names near the end of each section. Gives you a chance to guess them. Thank you.
Love the iguana just sitting around observing everything 😁🤩😁
Hope you don't mind the correction, but iguanas are native to South & Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean, but not to Africa. The lizard shown here is an agama. 🙂
Fantastic work enjoyed your video
Thank you very much!
Looks wonderful out there
simply awesome footage. Love the content of birding. great channel.
thank you
Again great job!! Thank's for your efforts
thanks for your appreciation
I like this video, the nature is very extraordinary
"I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself.
A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough without
ever having felt sorry for itself."
- D. H. Lawrence
Thanks!
Wonderful
Que lindos pájaros y naturaleza. Gracias padre celestial
What a collection just OSM
Os cantares dos pássaros é a narração perfeita.
Verry Nice Birds thanks👈
Muy bello Lo amo todo esto
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️💘💘💘💘🌷🌷🌷🌷❤️❤️❤️❤️
ชอบบรรยากาศมาก
Amei esse vídeo. Brasil.
Wow, i am impressed by how many countries you have visited. I am a bird lover, the more i observe them, the more i can appreciate the perfection of their evolutionary design. I think they are millions of years ahead of us for living in symbiosis with planet earth while we are only a rogue specie overconfident and drunk with our fast rise to dominance but clearly conflicting with our natural environment. Your videos are superb and inspirational. Showing birds is the best way to help save them from us by saving their trees habitat. What do you think of planet earth in general ?
Это здорово, хоть раз я выспался и почувствовал себя действительно здоровым душой.Спасибо за это. Действительно!
Thanks to Guy for posting this great series of videos. It is proving to be a great help in preparation for our trip to Zambia. He was gracious in allowing me to offer alternate identification on some of the birds. At 8:21 (Sobata Lark) - the simple 2 or 3 part song is a better fit for Rufous-naped Lark, as is the longish bill. At 8:51 (African Goshawk) - the prominent yellow cere and pale throat would be more in line with Little Sparrowhawk.
Jack Stephens Thanks. Karoo Thrush 17:04
Could you perhaps assist please?
At 1:15 - 1:25 There is a bird call (3-part flute-like call), I have been trying to have it identified for ages to no avail.. Do you know what bird that is?
@@rusanliventer9300 Sorry, I do not know. It is hard for me to identify birds outside on my home area by sound alone. Are you going to Africa by any chance?
@@rusanliventer9300 It looks like you live in Africa! I would try to locate a local birder that might know the bird's call, or you could try a professional guide such as Birding Ecotours that covers that area.
@@jstephens62 Thank you so much for the advice, I greatly appreciate it.
Nice views and sounds
ดูแล้วเพลินตาดี
Beautiful Video Marchal
Kitna sundar panchi
Hermosos
muito lindo
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video. Where in South Africa were you?
Mostly during road side birding (using the car as birdhide) in natural reserves and NP's. Since more than 900 species have been recorded in South Africa, this is only a very small sample of the more common species! Labelling to the best of our knowledge. Part 1 and 2 shot in Dino Keng NR, the Rietvlei NR, the Groenkloof university campus, the Pretoria botanical gardens and Austin Roberts Bird sanctuary.
Part 3 and 4 during a weekend in Kruger NP.
Hi, I am from Rwanda, and I need your contact. I will contact you and chat on this filming skills and materials.
@@guymarchal8660 Could you perhaps assist please?
At 1:15 - 1:25 There is a bird call (3-part flute-like call), I have been trying to have it identified for ages to no avail.. Do you know what bird that is?
WONDERFUL. GREAT VIDEO FÌLM. LOT'S OF. GREAT
Very nice Guy!
very nice
I think the falcon at 0:29 is a female Amur Falcon.
superb
Экзотика птичьего царства поражает просто ....
ITS SO NICE, MANY MANY THANKS.
Thank you.
👌👌🙏
👌🌷👌🌷👌
Fantastic
👍👍👍💓💓💓
Jossss
harika
Dep qua !
😄😃😀😍
It would have been nice to have more of the vocalizations matched to the birds we are viewing....
true,
but not always feasable with two small kids playing in the back of the car!
Yes, you're right........thanks for posting what you got!
AGREED
ច្រឡម ច្រឡុំ
fANTASTIC FOOTAGE more sound would have been good
I loved your video. I hope to go to Africa to bird watch one day. I love all the bird... except for the doves, they can go to hell! Or owls can eat them.
🤣🤣🤣 why doves? I think they are beautiful, lols!
In reagrds too Doves Cute Christa they are Remakble for clearing out bad energy there is great valu even for Doves, rember The Dove of Nohas Ark? Just a gentil reminder touched by Grace x
I adore your videos & learning about the birds but your bird names are printed too smalĺ
Subhan Allah. Allah swt is creater of all things.I love wildlife.
Suck It
Wonderful