Yesterday I had no guests, and went out birding on my own. I had seen what I thought was Eastern Clapper Lark some time back, which would be new for the reserve. However, I had no luck finding it. I did see a lot of Larks. I also saw a couple Yellow-bellied Eremomelas and a pair of Booted Eagles, pale form.
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