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Re: Live Video of African Watering Hole
Too funny! I saw some impalas and a wildebeast. The birds are constantly active, though. I keep looking, but I have a slow connection. I think it's probably safe to say that anyone who keeps captive snakes is pretty fascinated by living animals, so this African webcam was certain to reel a bunch of us in.
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Re: Live Video of African Watering Hole
If anyone is looking right now, someone used a remote and changed the way the camera is pointed... and now they are showing wildebeasts and gazelles outside a camp!
Lovely! This morning at the water hole, there were a couple of birds that ran down to the water to drink... ... and yes, I saw the butterfly too, and some swallows, last night. Do you think we are spending too much time staring at this feed??? ![]()
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Old and wise snake
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Re: Live Video of African Watering Hole
So far I've seen
Wildebeasts Zebras Lions Ants Yellow Horned Something or Others (some weird birds)
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Old and wise snake
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Re: Live Video of African Watering Hole
A few minutes ago, I saw two animals that I could not ID. They were four footed, had long tails, walked with their (smallish) heads down. Their tails looked bushy and light colored towards the tips. Now I am not an expert on African mammals, but I know alot of them, and these were strange to me. Now I guess I need to find a good key or a good identification site for African mammals... hmmm.... ???
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Old and wise snake
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Re: Live Video of African Watering Hole
maybe they were zebra's? Or wildebeasts? What color?
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Re: Live Video of African Watering Hole
No... I suspect they were Aardvarks or Anteaters or something of that Ilk. Anyone know of an online site for ID of African mammals?
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