Tag: Birdlife | The Cavern

Birding Blog October 2018

The weather was not kind, but the audience braved heavy drizzle, and so do most […]

The weather was kind, and this was the best birding weekend for several years. Nearly […]

Scolopia mundii is fruiting prolifically, and is a scene of conflict. The yellow fruits are […]

Winter has definitely arrived. The best possible proof is the appearance of the Fairy Flycatcher, […]

Another new bird has turned up at The Cavern – the Dark-crowned Yellow Warbler. It’s […]

It’s that time of year when snakes awake with romance in mind. A green “creeper” […]

The aloes were at their best, and so were the Gurney’s Sugarbirds and Greater Double-collared […]

The big game was good value. Elands in ones and twos were seen often, as […]

Pre-breakfast walks are never the same. We may walk roughly the same short routes, but […]

The highlight of this weekend was the return of the Fiery-necked Nightjar. It’s long been […]