Birding South Africa Part 4: the Wakkerstroom area Oct 10-12

This video covers our birding in the Wakkerstroom area which results in photos of birds in Highveld habitat, including a host of endemic Larks and Pipits.
There's some video footage from Wakkerstroom Wetland and our lodge, Wetland Country House & Sheds (which was a super-nice place!).
Some birds featured on video are: Helmeted Guineafowl, Southern Masked Weaver, Cape Weaver, Little Bittern, African Rail, Blue-billed Teal, Yellow-billed Duck, Bokmakierie, Greater Striped Swallow, Levaillant's Cisticola, Blue Crane and Long-tailed Wydah.

[@Hummingbirder1]

09:54 I wrongly wrote the ID to be Marsh Sandpiper, when it quite clearly is a Wood Sandpiper/Tringa glareola

[@jungsoopark1638]

Thank you for sharing these videos of beautiful birds.

[@prabhabob784]

Lovely footage. Enjoyed . Thanks. Looking forward to Part 5 ND more 🙂

[@Hummingbirder1]

Thank you! Part 5 will take its sweet time to get ready, though, bcs I'm going to visit my sister for almost a week and I don't do my videos on my travel laptop. But, it will be done and it will appear eventually. Probably in 10-14 days...

[@CalypturaExpeditions]

So nice to see so many lifers to me hehe!

[@Hummingbirder1]

Maybe less of'em on my NE Brazil-videos?🤭

[@CalypturaExpeditions]

that's right! hehe@@Hummingbirder1

[@OfficialRedTeamReview]

Ah yes, the Hummingbird. Symbol of House Humming 🧐

[@Hummingbirder1]

Hi Carmine... fancy meeting YOU here! House Humming have no representatives on this trip... no Hummingbirds in Africa, only Sugarbirds (will show up eventually in this shitty video series).

[@CalypturaExpeditions]

hahahahaha