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Bird ringing at Ouberg : 30 May to 4 June 2026

Posted on 24/06/2026 by Les Underhill / 0 Comment

We made only two ringing visits to Ouberg Private Nature Reserve last year: 14 to 17 February 2025, and 21 to 24 October 2025. We were delighted to be back at r...

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Bird ringing at Strandfontein Sewage Works : 24 May 2026

Posted on 07/06/2026 by Les Underhill

On 24 May 2026, we were bird ringing at the Strandfontein Sewage Works at a different spot to where we were eight days ago, on 16 May! Relevant permissions were...

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Bird ringing at Strandfontein Sewage Works : 16 May 2026

Posted on 16/05/2026 by Les Underhill

We grabbed the opportunity presented by a calm Saturday morning to do bird ringing at the Strandfontein Sewage Works (relevant permissions having been obtained)...

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Bird ringing at Frogmore Estate/Zandvlei : 9 May 2026

Posted on 10/05/2026 by Les Underhill

Frogmore Estate is a suburb of Cape Town, a few kilometres north of Muizenberg, and bordering on Zandvlei. The Zandvlei Trust plays a key role in the conservati...

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African Oystercatcher monitoring on Robben Island : 2025 to 2026

Posted on 12/11/2025 by Les Underhill

Introduction We have been monitoring the breeding of the African Oystercatchers Haematopos moquini on Robben Island since the summer of 2001/02. We have also mo...

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Connecting to nature via bird ringing : Nuwejaars Wetlands : 2 to 7 November 2025

Posted on 09/11/2025 by Les Underhill

“How do we get people interested in the environment?” “How do people get connected to nature?” This gallery of photos, taken at the Nuwe...

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Bird ringing at Ouberg : 14 to 17 February 2025

Posted on 25/10/2025 by Les Underhill

There is no pollution from city light. We are deep in the countryside. There is no moon. The night is dark. Above our heads, the Southern Cross and The Pointers...

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Bird ringing at Ouberg : 21 to 24 October 2025

Posted on 25/10/2025 by Les Underhill

The Ouberg Private Nature Reserve is 20 km northeast of the town of Montagu in the Western Cape. It is in the foothills of big mountains. Three biomes meet here...

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Open Day for bird ringing : Grotto Bay [originally planned for 15 November 2025, but postponed to] 29 November 2025

Posted on 19/10/2025 by Les Underhill

The BDI is holding an Open Day for bird ringing at Grotto Bay on Saturday, 29 November 2025 15 November 2025. We will be hosted by the local community at Grotto...

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Bird ringing at Nuwejaars Wetlands SMA : 7 to 12 October 2024

Posted on 03/10/2025 by Les Underhill

This was the first bird ringing visit to the Nuwejaars Wetlands SMA (Special Management Area). Our objective was to start the process of finding good ringing si...

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