Stan Culley has embarked on an
ambitious project to transform his banana plantation into a wetland.
He has constructed a dam which is already
starting to attract a number of waterbirds and birds associated with water.
This will prove to be a great asset to
the south coast and an added attraction for our Gaze Farm outings.
Here is a selection of some of the ‘residents’ spotted and photographed by Stan to date.
Baillon's Crake has also been seen, but unfortunately Stan was unable to get a photo.
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| Little Rush-Warbler (Subsp tongensis) |
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| Spur-winged Goose (Subsp niger) |
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| Little Grebe (Subsp capensis) |
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| non-breeding Little Grebe (Subsp capensis) |
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Common Moorhen (Subsp meridionalis) |
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| Wood Sandpiper |
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| Wood Sandpiper |
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Black Crake
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| Black Crake |
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