I had the fortune to do a birding big day with the Windhoek &beyond team. It was a little strange because they were busy that day and the birding took place between visits to the office. We only birded a total of about four or five hours and managed a total of just over 70 birds. I would guess that a little better preparation, more time birding and a little more Windhoek birding esperience, a birding big day team should be able to manage around double that? I guess I will have to see next year. A local expert would have helped....I am planning to be one next year, or the next, or a few years from now...a work in progress.
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1 comments:
I think I have seen fewer birds, I see that you also love the world of bird watching, is passion, is wonderful;
luck!
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