Birds of Kruger NP South Africa Part One

We had two short ( 5 and 6 days) family safaris in Kruger NP during december 2016 and 2017. We made a compilation of the birds we could observe in the southern part of the park. The vast majority of shots were made from the car and on the grounds of the camps where we lunched or stayed overnight. However, because of the limitation of raodside birding we could not get good quality images for all birds observed. In order to optimize the documentation we also used for a few species some footage recorded outside the strict limits of the park.
Labeling to the best of our knowledge.

[@MinhNguyen-tt3rm]

Thanks for sharing. Having our annual trip to African bush cancelled due to Covid this has been a great escape. Lovely footage. When one realizes that there is so much more to KNP than the Big 5 it really comes alive.

[@letnaturespeak6155]

OMG.. Amazing bird's singing.. Nice.

[@georgiewalker1069]

Thank a so much for sharing this ... so great to have the visual, sound and identity too. Much appreciated

[@justastaronblox5823]

Its so cool to see a young kid so intrested in wildlife our future is hopefully in good hands

[@robynreed1578]

I just loved, loved this superb video! Thank you for sharing.

[@fionabutchart4663]

This was really enjoyable! 8 months since I was last there. Time to return.

[@Marina-jg6ux]

Meraviglioso, stupendo questo video, comlimenti vivissimi all'autore

[@CharismaticPlanet3822]

All birds are magical. great share.

[@maryhairy1]

Ah for African bush & all that it offers. Beautiful

[@relaxing-mp8701]

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[@csabakereszturi945]

Great job, thanks for the effort.

[@mohammadmahmoudalhilali2957]

السلام عليك و رحمة الله أخي العزيز تحية طيبة مباركة لك من طرفي الأخ عبداللطيف أشكرك شكرا جزيلا لك على حسن إستمرارك في نشر فيديواتك الجميلة و المفيدة فلا تنساني في دعائك بالشفاء عندما تسجد لرب العالمين و جزاك الله خير الجزاء و أسأله سبحانه أن يستجيب كل دعائك آمين لايك لايك لايك و شكرا شكرا شكرا

[@user-in1te6ol9e]

Посетила этот парк заповедник... Он очень огромный по территории два дня жили там и то малую часть увидели... Но львов увидеть и леопардов удалось в 5 утра выходили из за этого👍это равносильно что увидеть Париж с Версалем Петербург с Петергофом

[@casvandegiessen7837]

Great bittern is actually little bittern

[@khalilsingh]

The Malachite Kingfisher has only one distinct feature from the common? Beak colour 😮

[@masaa87]

beautiful video

[@BIRDCHECKBRASIL]

awesome captures

[@liveeverydayoutdoors2180]

The striped cuckoo is actually the levailliants cuckoo

[@johnrambo9955]

live everyday outdoors / The name was changed to enable tourists to identify them. They were know as striped till quite recently. Much like the Jacobin cuckoo's name has been changed to pied cuckoo. Just some FYI , so he was correct. South Africans will know it as a striped cuckoo

[@justinponder9840]

That Black Egret(heron) is a very rare sighting for Kruger!

[@ThelmaHaverschmidt]

These are beautiful shots, and the most helpful video I've seen for preparation for my visit. What is your camera equipment?

[@kelvincheboy]

great record! what equipments and lens u took and how many spiecies did you shoot in that short trip?

[@guymarchal8660]

I use é camera's, A Sony FDR AX53 ans Panasonic HC-X900. In total during these two visits we recorded over 150 species. Since you are not alowed to leave your car when driving around in the national parks, most shots were made from the car , using it as a bird hide. So you have to be lucky and patient. But birds are really everywhere!

[@MrArunavadatta]

Very nice collection...which lens did you use?

[@bubbajohn8131]

The Marsh Sandpiper is a Greenshank 👍

[@bretagnefrancoise]

bravo merci pour ce partage et cette super diversité amitiés ornithologique bienvenu sur ma chaîne Françoise

[@user-og9ue3nq4w]

👍😍🌹🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@atomicplaygirl66]

5:38 At first glance that tree branch looks like the head of a crocodile. 🐊

[@lucasmoloi5343]

True that

[@tahmidalichannel8211]

Snail Kite Squawks

[@african7498]

Thanks for sharing. Having our annual trip to African bush cancelled due to Covid this has been a great escape. Lovely footage. When one realizes that there is so much more to KNP than the Big 5 it really comes alive.