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Citizen Science & Birding in the Karoo

Posted on 16/11/2022 by Ashley Eugley

“Oh, it’s a glossy starling!” The car comes to a stop on the side of the highway. The passengers grab their binoculars and cameras and hop out of the vehicle, d...

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BDI Bird Ringing Course at New Holme, Hanover: 30 October to 6 November 2022

Posted on 07/11/2022 by Dieter Oschadleus

The second BDI bird ringing course at New Holme Lodge, in the KhoiSan Karoo Conservancy, has been completed. (Here is the blog about the first course!) Eight at...

Bird ringing/Birding/Birds/Karoo Research Centre/News

First BDI Bird Ringing Course: 1 to 7 September 2022

Posted on 09/09/2022 by Dieter Oschadleus

The first bird ringing course run by the BDI has been completed at the KhoiSan Karoo Conservancy. Eight attendees plus leader Dieter had an exciting week of rin...

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BDI bird ringing courses at New Holme, Hanover, Northern Cape

Posted on 09/05/2022 by Dieter Oschadleus

Ringing courses in 2022: Dates: 1-7 Sep 2022 and 31 Oct – 6 Nov 2022 Location: New Holme Lodge (Karoo Gariep NR), Northern Cape – between Hanover and Cole...

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Migration in a time of war: through the battle zone

Posted on 07/04/2022 by Les Underhill

During late-April and May, Curlew Sandpipers, and lots of other migrant waders, will be migrating through Ukraine. They will be joined by many passerine migrant...

Archive/Bird ringing/Birds

Climate in Africa influences timing of migration of Willow Warblers in Poland

Posted on 06/03/2022 by Les Underhill

Since the 1980s, many migrant birds have arrived increasingly earlier in Europe in the northern hemisphere spring (March-April-May). This has often been attribu...

Biodiversity/Biodiversity Observations/Bird ringing/Citizen Science/Site report

Birds of Fort Fordyce Reserve

Posted on 02/02/2020 by admin

Craig AJFK, and Hulley PE. 2020. The birds of Fort Fordyce Reserve, Eastern Cape. Biodiversity Observations 11.1:1-16 Biodiversity Observations is an open acces...

European Bee-eater
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Karoo garden bird ringing, Vanrhynsdorp, January 2020

Posted on 27/01/2020 by Dieter Oschadleus

Not many gardens boast Karoo specials like European Bee-eater, Namaqua Warbler, and Lark-like Bunting. All these were ringed in a long weekend, as well as many ...

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BDInsight – January 2020

Posted on 26/01/2020 by admin

Happy New Year and Century! We hope you all had a lovely festive season and that 2020 will be a fantastic year. Why not kick-start the year by joining us at our...

Biodiversity Observations/Bird ringing/Citizen Science

Elegant/Sandwich tern hybrid

Posted on 25/12/2019 by admin

O’Connell B. 2019. Elegant/Sandwich tern hybrid – Cape Recife, Port Elizabeth (The French Connection). Biodiversity Observations 10.13:1-5 Biodiversity Ob...

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