4650 The northern black korhaan is a common resident of karoo grassland and semi arid savannah

4651 A male Ostrich

4652 Acacia pied barbets are found in woodland, especially acacias

4653 This is an adult acacia pied barbet. Juveniles lack the red forehead

4654 The green-winged pytilia is often the brood host of the long-tailed paradise whydah

4655 The male green-winged pytilia has the red forehead and throat

4656 Red-billed queleas in non-breeding plumage, enjoying a bath

4657 The yellow canary is often seen in large flocks and with other seed eaters such as sparrows and queleas

4658 Yellow canaries are strongly dimorphic as caan be seen here. The male has all the colour

4659 A stunningly coloured male violet-eared waxbill. Females have more buffy underparts

4660 Male violet-eared waxbill. Pairs stay together all year round

4661 Cape wagtail gathering nest material

4662 Cape wagtails are usually found along river banks and in wetlands

4663 Beautiful almost pastel shades of the laughing dove

4664 Laughing doves

4665 African red-eyed bulbul, and yes they often have a yellow eye ring

4666 Blue waxbill. Female hase more buffy flanks. Sometimes brred in loose colonies

4667 Difficult to tell LBJs apart but it is likely a female shaft-tailed whydah which lookd nothing like the ornate male

4668 A pair of red-billed firefinches, common in dry woodland and around water

4669 A pair of black-faced waxbills. Common in arid savannah but needs ready access to water

4670 A lizard of some sort

4671 Red-billed firefinch

4672 A rather drab female ostrich. They prefer savannah and open woodland

4673 A Female Cape sparrow, They are often seen in grasslands in small flocks