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...Seasonal migration forms an integral part of the wildebeest’s survival strategy where there are distinctive wet and dry seasons as they move into areas with sufficient grass to feed the herds...
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...Both parents feed the chicks and they fledge after 19 to 22 days.The golden weaver is parasitised by the Diederik cuckoo.BehaviourThe nests are built by the male golden weaver and each territory will have between 2 and 5 nests per male in the colony...
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...Animals such as bushpigs, the impala, duikers, baboons and lovebird come to feed from the low hanging flowers, rich in nectar...
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...Co-operative breeding has been observed.BehaviourThe red-billed buffalo-weaver roosts communally in the nest, dispersing during the day to feed...
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...The black-headed oriole has a slightly swooping, fast-and-direct flight pattern.Black-headed Oriole DietIn South Africa, the black-headed oriole will feed mainly on fruits, insects, berries and nectar...
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...They hide in sand and debris on the ocean surface and reproduce by spawning their eggs into the surrounding water.Ribbon Eel FeedingRibbon eels feed on small fish.DistributionThey can be found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.Common SpeciesJuvenile (black..
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Helmeted Guineafowl Behaviour
...In the afternoons, guineafowl will feed towards water once more for a repeat of the sociality, before roosting for the night...English
Finfish Farming in South Africa
...Locally-manufactured feed and green water feeding are used, thereby reducing feed costs.Marine Finfish Farms in South AfricaDespite a long coastline, the farming of finfish in South Africa is suited to a few specific sites...English
What Feeding Adaptations Do Giraffe Have?
...Because of the height difference between sexes, male and female giraffe feed in different zones and therefore do not compete for food with one another...English
West Coast Fossil Park
...West Coast Fossil ParkWest Coast Fossil ParkFossils and Mountain BikingOne of Vredenburg’s nearby attractions includes West Coast Fossil Park, which is rich in animal fossil remains such as giant pigs, short-necked giraffes and a huge bear...English
Oyster Bay
...There are two small rivers that mouth into the Indian Ocean at Oyster Bay, the Slang River and the Klipdrift River.View of the Beach in Oyster Bay.Oyster Bay has long and wide beaches, with a rich diversity in bird, plant and animal life...English
Francolin and Spurfowl
...Although many of the species feed in bushy areas where they benefit from the cover to conceal them from aerial predators like African Hawk Eagles, francolin and spurfowl are often seen feeding on fallen grass seed alongside roads...English
Wheat Pest Management
...These insects feed on the seed and stems of wheat seedlings just beneath the soil surface, causing the plants to wilt and die...English
Bronze Rhino Sculpture
...In this vivid sculpture, the observer is compelled to wonder at the resilience of this magnificent animal and its defiance in the face of great odds. Secure the presence of the Rhino, immortalised for generations to come...English
Wildebeest
...Seasonal migration forms an integral part of the wildebeest’s survival strategy where there are distinctive wet and dry seasons as they move into areas with sufficient grass to feed the herds...English
Mulching
...It also increases the microbiological content of the soil by slowly rotating and increasing the amount of saprophytic fungi - these microorganisms feed on dead organic material and helps with the breakdown of organic matter...English
Golden Weaver
...Both parents feed the chicks and they fledge after 19 to 22 days.The golden weaver is parasitised by the Diederik cuckoo.BehaviourThe nests are built by the male golden weaver and each territory will have between 2 and 5 nests per male in the colony...English
Sausage Tree
...Animals such as bushpigs, the impala, duikers, baboons and lovebird come to feed from the low hanging flowers, rich in nectar...English
Red-billed Buffalo-weaver
...Co-operative breeding has been observed.BehaviourThe red-billed buffalo-weaver roosts communally in the nest, dispersing during the day to feed...English
Black Headed Oriole
...The black-headed oriole has a slightly swooping, fast-and-direct flight pattern.Black-headed Oriole DietIn South Africa, the black-headed oriole will feed mainly on fruits, insects, berries and nectar...English
A Quick Guide to Horse Riding
...Be sure to book in advance, so you have plenty of time to relax and enjoy the experience without fearing the animal. By Carla Lottering..English
Ribbon Eels
...They hide in sand and debris on the ocean surface and reproduce by spawning their eggs into the surrounding water.Ribbon Eel FeedingRibbon eels feed on small fish.DistributionThey can be found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.Common SpeciesJuvenile (black..English
Crocodile Farming in South Africa
...deterioration of water quality in their natural environment leads to a huge reduction of wild populations, crocodile farming can benefit nature in providing animals for restocking natural reserves but also opportunities for research to ensure an improvement in animal..English
Types of Meat Rabbits
...This can only be achieved when dealing with a purebred animal. Stud stock sales are a very good way of boosting income from your breeding rabbits...English
Mentoring of New Rabbit Farmers
...Mentoring of New Rabbit FarmersMentoring of New Rabbit FarmersRabbit Farming in South AfricaRabbits are unlike any other farmed animal...English
Shamwari Game Reserve
...Children are accommodated on their very own children’s safari and can be taken to the various centres to learn of animal conservation, rehabilitation and awareness...English
Nababeep
...‘Nababeep’ combines two Nama words, naba (hump of an animal) and bib (small spring) - which translates into ‘place of the rhinoceros’...English
Kudu Habitat
...It attracts the attention of the predator that then focuses on the white tail as it pursues the animal...English
Collective Feasting of Birds
...For example, blue waxbills form monogamous pairs but during the day they feed together in flocks for greater protection keeping constant contact with each other through high-pitched ‘tswees’...English
Microorganisms in Soil
...Parasites feed on living plants and animals and cause disease and decay. Saprophytes decompose dead plant material to release nutrients and form humus. Symbiotic microorganisms live in mutual benefit with the plants...English
Grape Pests - Mites
...It should be repeated 14 days later.Erinose MiteErinose Mite is of the same species as bud mite and feed on grapevine leafs. This causes a distinctive swelling or blisters on the back of the leaf...English