Good morning everyone, well done Colin, yesterdays quiz was indeed a Saddle-billed Stork (Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis). This one was seen at Kwang waterhole and was a juvenile. Juveniles are browner grey in plumage. After a big rainy season they sometimes will be seen way out of their normal habitat, like the kalahari!
Today’s quiz is a thriller! Sorry! Lets see how you do? Good luck and see you tomorrow for the last quiz! Who is it going to be? Colin or Andrew? Im taking bets by the way!
Ok! This is crazy!!! An absolute shot in the dark is juvenile green pigeon?! 🙂 Good luck Andrew!
A very young something.
Not much to go by, but from the surroundings and pink colour my guess is a Crimson Breasted Shrike chick fallen out of a nest after trying to eat a Camelthorn pod ??
Andrew’s on a trip to Eastern cape so don’t look to him for a response!
Haha – very funny! , As most of your pics have been in the KTP I am going to have a guess at Namaqua Dove squat
Ok….what about a meyers parrot chick??
Come to think of it, the beak is more of a Finch type hmmmmm
Im loving this, come on, look at the surroundings around the chick!
More Hannes,
Die voeltjie se koppie le op ‘n kameeldoringboom se saad, so ek raai, dis ‘s ‘n versamelvoel-kleintjie
Very entertaining! I bet you are enjoying this Hannes!! My last guess is a Red Billed buffalo weaver chick…..
Wattles Starling!
Aaaaaaagh. Sociable Weaver it must be. Either that or a kameeldoringboom pod gobbler chick.