African Birdlife - September/October 2022

In this issue

African Finfoot • Black Sparrowhawk • Bubye Valley • Honeyguides • Mozambique

adapt & dive

Penguin evolution and conservation

3 mins

sightings IN THE SUBREGION

The shining star was undoubtedly southern Africa's first ever Wood Warbler, found by a visiting British birder at Sefapane Lodge in Phalaborwa.

2 mins

Cache & carry

The feeding and social behaviour of honeyguides

2 mins

Birds of Bubye

Birding in Zimbabwe's Bubye Valley Conservancy

7 mins

expansion drive

Black Sparrowhawks

5 mins

Mozambique

WAITING TO BE EXPLORED

9 mins

shady lady

Photographing the African Finfoot

4 mins

hunger strike

It was 07h00 one morning in late November last year at the Klein Okevi waterhole near Namutoni in the eastern part of Namibia’s Etosha National Park.

2 mins

mother lode

Atlasing Cape Town’s CBD

5 mins

defying the ODDS

I must admit that the birdlife in our Western Cape garden is always ex-citing: owls, goshawks and a host of other less common species grace us with their presence, due mainly to the proximity of a yellowwood forest.

2 mins

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African Birdlife Magazine Description:

African Birdlife is a world-class bi-monthly magazine about birds and birdwatching in Africa. It includes informative articles and stunning photographs of Africa's birds. Features include: The latest news on bird conservation and behaviour; equipment reviews; photographic tips; competitions to win great prizes. It serves as an important mouthpiece for BirdLife South Africa to create awareness about bird research and conservation.