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We found the Short Clawed Lark at its usual spot near Ultra City, Pietersburg when we passed through the area in June.

DD,

the shelves in the kitchen where all the pots are on (to the right as you come in the door) should have a container with seeds that Mark keeps filled up.


Fortunately I cleared the area of throw-able stones, knowing you might go

DD,

I was at Kurisa on 10 August and to me the Woodbush forest drive is in bad condition. There were lots of 'potholes' and some stone/rocks in the road that had to be avoided. The best would be to go very slow with baby on board.

You should find:
Short Clawed Lark - Mamabolo grasslands; ask David where exactly
African Goshawk - early morning in the vicinity of the Kurisa house
Cape Parrots - very early in Woodbush forest
Green Twinspot - difficult to see; only heard them in the area around the feeder in the Kurisa forest
White Starred Robin-Chat - in the forest at Kurisa
Red-Backed Mannikins - the feeder at the Kurisa house

Enjoy.

Thanks guys, will have to wait and see what the conditions are like :

Got this from Mark two weeks ago, so really don't know

"The shortcut to Polokwane is known as the woodbush shortcut. However the Woodbush Drive for birders is absolutely fine once you get off the shortcut section. No dust no cars recently graded!!"

@ Dentures.. I aint that old yet

Ja I will be skipping that road up to Kurisa Moya completely as we will really not be going to that section. My idea was to drive from Debengeni falls side.

Maybe the bumpy road will be good for Megan.. bump all those klak winds and cramps out of her