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| Pearl-spotted Owlet |
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| Scattering fish confusing an Osprey |
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| 3rd cy German male |
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| Adult type female |
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| 2nd cy Griffon Vulture. Inner primaries new but all secondaries pointed juvenile feathers. Growing new outer primaries in right wing presumably due to premature loss of those feathers. |
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| A flock of perhaps 150 vultures were circling over the road just to the north of Kaolack, Senegal. It contained many Griffon's (winter visitor from Southern Europe), Ruppell's Griffons, White-backed and 10+ Lappet-faced Vultures. I somehow managed to pretty much only photograph Griffons in the brief time they were overhead. |
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| Marabou |
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| Juvenile Griffon |
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| I initially thought this was a White-backed due to the dark face but the body and underwing coverts are a warm gingery brown like Griffon. Maybe it has stuck it's head into something. |
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| 2nd cy. The yellow ring on this birds right leg wasn't noticed at the time. It is barely readable on a high res image. The warm gingery underparts and pale head should make it a Griffon. |
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| Juvenile Griffon |
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| Lappet-faced Vulture |
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| Ruppell's Griffon Vulture |
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| Griffon, perhaps 3rd cy. More secondaries replaced in the left wing than the right and p6 new in both. |
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| Juvenile male Osprey with a very impressive sea fish. |
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| Juvenile female. Pretty clean underwing coverts for a female but obvious spots on axilliaries typical. Also broad wings. |
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| Adult male |
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| Adult male |
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| Adult female chasing a juvenile male |
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| Scottish adult male |
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| German adult female holding a Needlefish |
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| Adult female |
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| Adult female. Underwings cleaner than many females but breast band normal and strong face/bill. Broad wings. |
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| Common Wattle-eye |
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| African Thrush |
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| Red-cheeked Corden-bleu |
