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Callie

Callie

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One of the two sandgrouse one normally see in the Kgalagadi. The male and female are dimorphic. They fly in in small and large flocks and arrive normally between 07:30 and 09:00 in summer at certain waterholes.
They drink quickly and are just as quickly off. I have spend many hours trying to nail these guys coming and going.
Some images from Kgalagadi TFP.
In this image, only the top left is male The others females.
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Male taking off
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Female taking off

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Male drinking water on the dune road
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Callie said:
One of the two sandgrouse one normally see in the Kgalagadi. The male and female are dimorphic. They fly in in small and large flocks and arrive normally between 07:30 and 09:00 in summer at certain waterholes.
They drink quickly and are just as quickly off. I have spend many hours trying to nail these guys coming and going.
Some images from Kgalagadi TFP.
In this image, only the top left is male The others females.
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Male taking off
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Female taking off

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Male drinking water on the dune road
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Wonderful set of images.
Happy trails Callie.
 
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