Oftentimes, spotting a congregation of vultures like this, and heading to where they are circling yields an interesting discovery… but in this case, they were all just hovering over a bare patch of desert beyond this bush.A group of wattled cranes seen in Botswana.A little bee-eater ruffling its feathers.Try as I might, I am unable to identify these raptors. They were spotted on a game drive in Botswana from the Leroo La Tau camp.A red-billed quelea flock at sunset.Red-billed quelea leaving a roosting spot. That small tree was absolutely vibrating with energy while they were there.An African harrier hawk taking some grief from a pigeon.My personal favourite, the lilac breasted roller.A Meyer’s parrot spotted in Botswana. This was the first wild parrot I’d ever seen.A Meyer’s parrot.
