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Bird and mammals are mixed on all these pages because they were mixed on the drives. What we sees is what you gets. So, we have a Crested Bustard and then a Drongo. When you consider the abundance of birds here - in mid-winter - with the abundance of birds in mid-winter in the American desert, this place is nothing short of awesome. We also waited (what would you do?) for a line of elephants to pass by. I guess they had the right-of-way. The bird on the right is a Yellow-necked Spurfowl. (Would they be red-necked in parts of the USA?)
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This is a Red-billed Hornbill followed by pictures of African Umbrella trees which seem to be so characteristic of African grassland views that we tend to have in our minds. There is a Waterbuck here. A pair of vultures are seen at their nest and a White-crowned Shrike is on the right.
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Regarding the drive's Cheetah
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