These are the last birds I
am showing from the Lifupa Conservation Lodge. They are the Woolly-necked Stork, Yellow - billed Kite, the African Wattled Lapwing, and lastly the Yellow- throated Longclaw.
Yellow - billed Kite
I hope you enjoyed these birds and tomorrow we are going back to Blantyre.
Many thanks for your visit and also for all the comments you leave.
The woolly necked stork looks rather like a pterodactyl. And yes, my family always condemned me for my imagination.
ReplyDeleteLovely sight all of them. Thank you.
Oh wow, these are such amazing images. So cool. Enjoy your holiday. I wish I was there!
ReplyDeleteThank you for such fantastic photos! Such a gorgeous flight in the first ones. I adore birds and like watching them. Unfortunately, I've no camera, so I can't take photos, but I'm going to buy one. Hope I'll share some photos soon. I'll be waiting for the new photos here!
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I shall be thinking of you with your family in Malawi, Margaret. I hope they make a speedy recovery from their accident. With my best wishes - - Richard
ReplyDeleteDearest Margaret； I LOVED seeing all these rare birds from Africa, Especially flying scenes are fabulous♡♡♡ As you might know, birds I can enjoy in my place are limited.
ReplyDeleteThank youh so much for your sweet comment for my post. Oh, I was so surprised to read the accident! My thooughts for your family get better in no time. Aiso I hope you'll have internet connection; I know how sad I'll be without it p:-)
Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear friend, xoxo Miyako*
Hello Margaret, great variety of birds. The Lapwing is one of my favorites. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteFabulous images Margaret!
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy very much, especially the almost hidden beauty in the field!
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely selection of birds Margaret. I hope you enjoy your holiday there and that your family are all recovering.
ReplyDeleteNice captures of the birds in flight!
ReplyDeleteA lovely selection there Margaret. The lapwing is very striking in flight but I think the Woolly-necked Stork won the day for me.
ReplyDeleteI agree with EC--- a Pterodactyl! Nice shots. Hope your family is doing well.
ReplyDeleteYou captured some good flight shots.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so beautiful...and to think I will probably never see any in real life. Maybe only in your blog.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous birds! I have never seen them.
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Great to see you captured birds in flight!
ReplyDeleteLovely birds.
ReplyDeleteNice sightings.
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