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Heron nails unsuspecting dove Kgalagadi National Park South Africa
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A Black Headed Heron takes out a Namaqua dove in a waterhole. Recorded in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa. • _______________________________________________________ • Have you seen the KrugerExplorer App? It is a stunning digital encyclopedia that explores Kruger National Park in unprecedented detail. It includes over 700 detailed wildlife profiles covering every mammal and birds species ever recorded in the Greater Kruger region, thousands of stunning photos, the most up-to-date park maps available, and in-depth guided routes and journeys through the park. We highly recommend it for seasoned Kruger visitors, first-timers, or even those of you who just want to explore this incredible corner of Africa from the comfort of home. And once downloaded, it all works 100% offline – perfect for exploring the Kruger! You can follow this link to learn more and download from the App Store or Google Play: • Try it out here - https://app.adjust.com/mpkb1e9 • _______________________________________________________ • Place: Kgalagadi TransfrontierPark, South Africa. • Description: We were on holiday in the Kgalagadi and had seen the Herons standing around and in the various waterholes. The one morning we stopped at the Vaalpan waterhole on the dune road to have some coffee. • I saw the Heron fly down from a nearby tree and land in the water. It then proceeded to stalk and eat several Namaqua Doves and Quelea’s one after the other. After it had had its fill it flew back up into the tree where it seemed to have a nest. As soon as it had left the waterhole another Heron entered and proceed to do the same thing. They have mastered the art of catching these doves, some in full flight, and manage to eat several of them. • Submitted by Kate Morris • _______________________________________________________ • Licenced by Best of Africa • For news agency licencing contact us via our email address on the about section of our page.
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