FeatherRanger
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| Blog Name: | FeatherRanger |
| Url: | http://featherranger.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | wildlife, birds, south africa |
| Description: | I work as the Manager of the Birds of Prey Working Group of the Endangered Wildlife Trust and am based in Johannesburg, South Africa. My work however takes me all over southern Africa and to East Africa on occasion too, so I get to be in the bush about 80% of the time, but at various locations. |
| Popularity: | 42 Followers |
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Bearded Vultures in the Eastern Cape high demand for all the wrong reasons
| The Bearded Vulture Gypaetus Barbatus is without doubt one of the flagship-species of the Maloti-Drakensberg mountain range in South Africa and Lesotho and is currently listed as ‘Endangered’ in th...more |
Birding and other Adventures on our South American trip - October/November 2009
| 24th of October 2009After both of us had to get up at 03:00am to finish some last-minute work, Thea and I finally set off on our long-awaited 2½-week trip to South America. We were collected at hom...more |
Looking at Climate Change.....and experiencing some of it in Cape Town
| The first half of this week required a visit to Cape Town to attend a workshop on Climate Change hosted by the Climate Change Action Partnership (CAP), a partnership of 8 of the most prominent envi...more |
Leave Vultures to use their own Heads!
| One of the outstanding characteristics of most Old World vultures is the fact that they posess extraordinary eyesight which, in species such as the Cape Vulture Gyps coprotheres pictured below,&nbs...more |
Southern Kalahari excursion - IVAD Partners, Fieldworkers and a few thousand pink birds in trouble
| Thursday and Friday this week required me to travel to Kimberley to attend a meeting of the Northern Cape Raptor Conservation Forum. This forum was the brainchild of Mark Anderson and Abrie Maritz ...more |
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