Garden wildlife at our Cape Town office

The Birding Africa office garden continues to attract a variety of wildlife. Barn Swallows were calling early this morning, flying overhead before migrating north, and an unusual sighting yesterday was a flock of over 50 Swift Tern.

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Specious Moth in Birding Africa Office Garden, Pinelands

Specious Tiger Moth Asota speciosa in the Birding Africa office garden in Pinelands, Cape Town.

Sooty Blue on Pelargonium incatum, in Birding Africa Office Garden, Pinelands

Sooty Blue Zyzeeria knysna (Lycaenidae) feeding on Geranium incanum in our Pinelands garden.

Southern Double-collared Sunbird, feeding on Leonotis sp. in Birding Africa office garden, Pinelands

Southern Double-collared Sunbird feeding on Leonotis sp. in our Pinelands office garden. This male is coming into breeding plumage. Sunbirds will be breeding in the Cape during the upcoming winter months.

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