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So great to see you two promoting my favorite park. Mkhuze is very close to my heart and it was soul destroying when I was there in Dec 2018 and there were no other people and the facilities looked so run down. We’ll be back this year Dec. Really looking forward to reconnecting with true nature, and maybe seeing my old ‘Pel’ again.

Just started watching you Kruger videos today, and I love them❤, I'v watched the first 6 videos and I love them❤, am gonna watch until the latest video🎉

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Please let me know what equipment you use...the clarity is great

Amazing video, as always! I'm a pretty new subscriber, but I've adored everything I've seen so far x Just one thing! The egret at 4:39 - I'm pretty sure it's a Yellow-billed Egret, rather than a Great Egret. Shorter bill, seems like a shorter neck and a much shorter gape than the Great Egret, which extends beyond the eye x

I have been planning to go to Polentswa. What time of the year did you go? We have been to the Mabuasehube area twice now, but have become disappointed in how run down and dirty the campsites have become. what is your opinion on Polentswa?

Lovely - will definitely have to add Mkuze to our bucket list of places to visit, we are keen birders so this looks amazing. Thanks for sharing.

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Stacy, Thank you so much for this video! My husband and I had the absolute pleasure of having your brother as our guide on our visit to Phinda Vlei this past June. What a delight he is! He absolutely made the trip for us! When UA-cam served me your video I cried out, “Look! It’s our friend!” Even though we only spent three days with Clayton he feels like family. I genuinely miss him. That giggle! Thank you again for the visit with him in this video. It makes us want to go back even more. All the best to you both. Please say hello from Jude and Craig. 🤗

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Lovely- so many old memories for me, new ones for you. Sure which I knew the name of the artist/background music.

Amazing Fred! Plakkies… eish 😂

Amazing video, I'm especially jealous of the Green Malkoha! It's been on my list for a while but alas, it evades me. One small thing, the Yellow-bellied Greenbul at 15:09 is almost definitely a Terrestrial Brownbul - a drab, browny bird with no yellow belly skulking across the forest floor x

Great video…spent 4 nights there in May 2023…very wet year and we struggled for “big” sightings, but we were 1st guest to do bush walk with Patrick after the floods….saw the Pels too….the hides in that place are next level…..that walk is so special…you are right, the park just needs more visitors…we literally were 2 or 3 vehicles in the entire main park…only saw other people once…

Another great video.

Definitely one of our favourite camp sites, love following you guys

Very nice to have your brother guide you. Your videos have increased our awareness in bird life. Took a bird walk in St Lucia last year. This year in Kruger we were really on the lookout for bird life.

Hello Stacy & Rickus, love your channel and content. Can i please ask what is the best way to contact you directly? We would love to chat to you about your channel. Thanks Chad & Anna (Team 2+3)

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The bird that you were looking for at the end was a southern boubou. Lovely video

You two are absolutely lovely together! Excited to see your journey unfold.

I love Mpila Camp and Umfolozi GR. Been visiting there for some 40 years now starting in the days of the old "square davels" and the communal kitchen and chef and communal ablutions. Good old Natal Parks Board days.

Definitely an immature African Fish Eagle. Brown crown instead of white crown is one good indicator. Also, whilst Ospreys do rarely overwinter (I have seen one at Sable dam in the middle of winter), they are summer visitors.

Why have that annoying music playing?

Very nicely presented video. Enjoyed it except for one slip up. Around 19:40 a Yellow billed Stork is wrongly labelled as a Spoonbill. Congrats on the Finfoot and the otters, what a surprise!

Nice. Just recorded what you want and share. Magic!

No sound AGAIN when you’re in the car. HELP.

Could you try and fix the sound PLEASE.

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You teach grade 4,5, NWT

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Great series guys you have really opened my eyes to whats available in KZN planning a trip there June/July this year fingers crossed 🤞

Lekker episode,thanks for sharing your experiences with us, stay safe❤

Love the video! What kind of app do you use for the bird sightings?

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I loved all the episodes, watching in the netherlands en want to go! We have been there in 2019 en we at going again in 2024! I will try the pate,it looks delicious! Thank you for the great vlogs!

I just finished watching your Kgalagadi series, finished it within a day. I had watched a few episodes before, but this time I watched the series in sequence. Totally enjoyed it.

Hi I am one of your student and I am in your class Refilwe

Another great video! Just check the Thick-knees, the line on the wings remind me of a water line, therefore probably Water Thick-knees and not Spotted.

Thanks for all your videos, we love them all. We love all the birds you show us. We from Denmark and come once a year in Kruger National Park. Next time is in a week from now.

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Another great video. As usual our birding knowledge is expanding. How did you get the giraffes to pose like that😁

Hi Stacy, the nightjars at the intro are Square-tailed Nightjars. Not sure if it was one bird or two, I assume it was one. The buff uppertail retrice points to a female.

And the ‘Neddicky’ at the beginning is actually a Red-faced Cisticola 😊 notice the reddish cheeks and the rufous wash to the chest and flanks. This bird also has all brown wings, with no rufous wing panel (Neddicky usually have a rufous wing panel) The bird in the video also has some distinctive markings under the tail, and the tail tips are white. The wing tips also don’t seem to contrast with the mantle. These are all features of Red-faced Cisticola.