THE HEADER ON THIS PAGE IS THE LITTLE CATTLE EGRET;- RESTING ON A BANANA TREE.
THE CLOSEST I HAVE BEEN TO ONE OF THESE, WHAT I CALL THE FARMERS FRIEND. THE REST OF THE SHOTS WILL BE ON THE NEXT BLOG.
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'THEY LIVE ON BERRIES ETC,
Roof rats are arboreal (tree-living) by nature. They are similar to squirrels in their ability to move through trees and along vines and wires.,
.while walking home along the main road I saw these two bats hanging on the mains electricity wires
one was dead the other seemed to be alive??
skink wondering whether its safe to come out of its hide hole.
A flock of sparrows eating the newly sown corn seed so was the hooded crow.
who me,
A few yards down the path this little beauty posed for me ;- who is it?
will tell you on my next post
Would you add your bat photos as a citizen-science observation to the AfriBats project on iNaturalist?:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.inaturalist.org/projects/afribats
AfriBats will use your observations to better understand bat distributions and help protect bats in Africa.
Please locate your picture on the map as precisely as possible to maximise the scientific value of your records.
Many thanks!
PS: if taken in Egypt, these bats were Egyptian rousettes (Rousettus aegyptiacus)