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...The Cape sparrow has a distinctive white “C”, extending from the eye and down onto the neck. The male has a black head and the mantle is grey, the back, rump and upper-wing are bright rufous and the under-parts white...
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...The Marakele National Park, with its Cape vulture colony, is a leader in the conservation of the black rhino outside of the KwaZulu-Natal parks...
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...After soaking his chest and belly feathers in water, the male will fly to the nest and chicks to let the chicks drink...
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...Most of the roots are concentrated in the top 40 cm of soil so a shovel or hand auger can be used to check the soil...
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...Once the contents of the egg has passed through the stomach, the shell is regurgitated whole.BreedingDuring the summer months, the Rhombic egg-eater lays six to 25 eggs which take 80 to 90 days to hatch.DistributionThis snake is found throughout the African..
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...The rest of its head and neck are black with white patches on the underside of the neck.
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Cape Sparrow
...The Cape sparrow has a distinctive white “C”, extending from the eye and down onto the neck. The male has a black head and the mantle is grey, the back, rump and upper-wing are bright rufous and the under-parts white...English
History of Lady Grey
...The church was completed in 1860 and all the houses were built to face the newly erected building. A church service was held once every month, and in 1863 the town got its first permanent reverend, Rev. David Ross...English
Mokopane
...The Marakele National Park, with its Cape vulture colony, is a leader in the conservation of the black rhino outside of the KwaZulu-Natal parks...English
Cherry Production and Statistics
... The majority of cherries, 71%, is produced in the Western Cape, 13% in the Free State and 10% in the North West Province...English
Tswana Social Organisation
...Each tribe has its own territory and name, the latter usually derived from a past chief or the founder of the ruling dynasty, sometimes from the totem of the royal family, the site of a former capital, or an historical incident...English
Poultry Litter Management
...Stocking density, the number of birds kept per square meter, will have a direct impact on litter moisture levels. It would be difficult to keep the litter at the right moisture levels if the stocking density is too high...English
Sunflower Production
...The Great Plains in the USA and Canada are also major producers of sunflower seeds for oil production. The EU estimated that yields in 2018 were on average 2.5 tonnes/hectare, an 18% increase in the five-year average...English
Double-banded Sandgrouse
...After soaking his chest and belly feathers in water, the male will fly to the nest and chicks to let the chicks drink...English
The Zulu
... ©Dr Peter MagubaneZulu men at King Shaka Day celebrations with the KwaZulu-Natal mountains in the background.Shaka, who became the chief of the tiny Zulu group in 1818, laid the foundations of the Zulu nation and built the mightiest empire..English
Devils Claw for Arthritis
...The black fibre of the “claw” is used in the weaving of baskets and the dried seeds can be peeled and eaten. The young fruit can be cooked as an okra-like vegetable...English
Chilli Pepper Planting
...Most of the roots are concentrated in the top 40 cm of soil so a shovel or hand auger can be used to check the soil...English
Rhombic Egg Eater
...Once the contents of the egg has passed through the stomach, the shell is regurgitated whole.BreedingDuring the summer months, the Rhombic egg-eater lays six to 25 eggs which take 80 to 90 days to hatch.DistributionThis snake is found throughout the African..English
Hiking the Langeberg
...The main hiking attraction in the Langeberg is undoubtedly the Swellendam NHW Trail, although a number of other excellent walks can be found...English
Steytlerville Attractions
...A major attraction in the area is the Draaikrans.A popular attraction in Steytlerville is the Draaikrans.This 61 m high cliff is the exposed and twisted rock that was formed millions of years ago when the Karoo lay at the bottom of the Algoa Sea...English
White-faced Duck
...The rest of its head and neck are black with white patches on the underside of the neck.
The lower neck and wing shoulders are chestnut and the flanks are barred black on white...English
Grootbos Private Nature Reserve: A Paradise on Earth
...he went off exploring the property while the next generation built the tourism business...English
Abseiling at Table Mountain National Park
...Braking is performed by manipulating the angle of the main rope relative to the descender device, thereby controlling the friction and therefore your speed of descent...English
The Kruger Game Viewing Mania
...Then, as soon as the gates are flung open, they race out into the murky dawn with their guidebooks at the ready, hoping to be the first to spot that elusive cheetah.By David Fleminger..English
Williston
...WillistonWillistonKaroo Farming TownWilliston is a small farming town nestled in the Upper Karoo in the Northern Cape. It is part of the Namaqualand, so roadside flowers bloom in splendor during springtime...English
Cisca's Biltong Quiche Recipe
... Combine the flour, mustard powder, and salt in a bowl. Rub in the butter until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Mix in the cup of cheese. Press the mixture into the prepared pan, on the base, and up the sides...English
Man Made Global Warming
...The reverse is true for cooler periods near the onset or exit of glacial periods where wetlands produce less plant material and hence less methane. The flux precisely matches the 22 000 year short-term precession in the Milankovitch cycle...English
Louis Strydom
... 'My father Wessel was born in Senekal in the Free State, the son of a sheep and grain farmer. But, being the second son, he didn’t inherit the farm...English