Sodwana Bay and Ndumo Game Reserve - Turtle tours and Bird Watching

[@mohammadmahmoudalhilali2957]

Merci Beaucoup cher frère salut et in cha ALLAH toujours LIKE LIKE LIKE

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thank you for watching 🙏🏻

[@michaelflinn7784]

Fantastic as always

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thank you so much!

[@mariannesanders2831]

Wunderschoen danke❤❤

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thank you so much!

[@dr.ria-marlizedutoit2898]

So glad I discovered these videos Awesome

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it.

[@smurgy99]

Another great video, thank you. I've added these places to my list of places to visit on a future trip.

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thank you so much! You really should these places are very special and a little different compared to the usual safari!

[@denisehill3276]

Brilliant! As always!😅

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thanks again so much!

[@airgunslugslingers]

👍👍

[@sferguk1]

Another great video well done mate.

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thanks for watching Shaun! I appreciate the kind comment!! Loving your recent videos!

[@sferguk1]

@RichardvanHaght cheers dude, starting to get more comfortable infront of the camera finally.

[@felicity380]

Another mesmerising video of your bird sightings, thank you. I was also at Sodwana in the 70's 😊. Came down from Swaziland every summer 💚🤎💚

[@RichardvanHaght]

So nice of you! Thank you for your great comment, Ndumo must have been so different back then!

[@Babsi139]

I have watched one or two of your other videos, when I saw this one pop up. We are in the Cape, so too far for a short visit, but planning a trip to Kzn. Really enjoyed this video, very good photography and the way you put it all together really conveys the feeling of being in the bush. Also appreciate the captions for the bird species, to help learn more and appreciate the birds. Many thanks Barbara

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thank you so much for the awesome comment! If you have any questions about where to stay and which routes to travel in Northern KZN send me an email on [e-mail] I will be happy to help!

[@birdocs]

Definitely places I would love to go birding! Thanks for the video.

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thanks for watching!

[@Redeyedvideo]

Some cracking birds there, Richard and another excellent video.I saw the broadbill but I'm not sure if I saw Rudd's Apalis there or Mkuze, I need to check my notes.

[@RichardvanHaght]

Thanks a lot Dave! Plenty Rudd's Apalis at Ndumo!

[@stanvanrensburg4452]

I was there in mid '70 in a old vw beetle

[@RichardvanHaght]

How were the sightings back in the 70s ?

[@dianefields6056]

In Zimbabwe we called that tree with the pink and yellow flowers "tassels for the chef's hat". Apparently used for toothache (don't know which bit).

[@RichardvanHaght]

Interesting!

[@mommasqueak3053]

We were there in 1986 and there were lots of crocodiles. However, they don't appear to be there anymore, or did you seen them but haven;t shown them in this video? Also the bush war was still in progress and the game guards had FN automatic rifles, and there were a lot of army camps round about outside Ndumu.

[@RichardvanHaght]

There were no crocodiles in that body of water(that I noticed). Thank you for watching!

[@gavinsmith28]

You should try the scuba diving!

[@RichardvanHaght]

Haha next time I definitely will!