Birds of Namibia

Video from the Skeleton coast, Etosha National Park and Waterberg National Park.
In order of appearance: Common Ostrich, African Hoopoe, Mountain Wheatear, XXX, Southern Gray-headed Sparrow, Southern Masked Weaver, Kori Bustard, Fawn-colored Lark, Double-banded Sandgrouse, Namaqua Sandgrouse, Northern Black Korhaan, Greater Flamingo, Greater Kestrel, Purple Roller, African Gray Hornbill, Southern Red-billed Hornbill, Sociable Weaver, Crimson-breasted Shrike, Groundscraper Thrush, Red-capped Lark, Common Ostrich, Southern Ant-eater Chat, Meves' Starling, Lilac-breasted Roller, Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill, Pearl-spotted Owlet, Red-necked Falcon, Red-crested Bustard, Shikra, Blue Waxbill, Little Sparrowhawk, Lilac-breasted Roller (again), Pale Chanting-goshawk, Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill (again), White Helmetshrike, White-backed Vulture, Yellow-fronted Canary, Lilac-breasted Roller (again), Red-billed Spurfowl, Gray Go-away-bird, XXX, Helmeted Guineafowl, African Scops-owl, Swallow-tailed Bee-eater, Cardinal Woodpecker, Rosy-faced Lovebird, Ruppell's Parrot

[@ammadoux]

thanks so much.

[@rafapajestka-nalesnychscie8167]

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[@BrettHartl]

Thank you!!
Dziękuję Ci

[@ammadoux]

beautiful work indeed, some lovely bird speices. is that sunbird the shining?

[@BrettHartl]

Thank you. The sunbird is Marico Sunbird.

[@1osthope101]

would have loved to see a few names of the birds as well.but great video

[@taylorosterberg7232]

1. Sandgrouse flocking at dusk 2. Ostrich 3. African Hoopoe 4. Mountain Wheatear 5. White-tailed Shrike 6.? 7. Southern Masked Weaver 8. Kori Bustard 9. Monotonous Lark?? 10. Double-banded Sandgrouse 11. Namaqua Sandgrouse 12. Northern Black Korhaan 13. Greater Flamingo 14. Greater Kestrel 15. Rufous-crowned Roller 16. Gabar Goshawk 17.Grey Hornbill 18. Southern Red-billed Hornbill....

[@patroberts6918]

wheres the commentary birds look nice but what are they

[@rogermilstein3303]

Where is the bird identification?

[@BrettHartl]

I have now added names to each species in the description of the video.