If you truly love nature
you will find beauty everywhere

What do Pygmy Falcons and Sociable Weavers have in common? They share the same nest, as unbelievable as that may sound.

The Martial Eagle is endangered and seeing one is always a highlight, seeing one with the heaviest flying bird in one talon is unbelievable.

White Storks are quite common in South Africa during summer but a few over the years did not return to Europe during the winter. They opted instead to breed in SA. We joined members of the Max Planck Society research team to tag Rembrandt, one of two chicks high in a Blue Gum tree in the Overberg.

A rare opportunity to observe a Kittlitz's Plover on her nest presented itself on the 5 December 2013

The majestic Blue Crane is South Africa's national bird and is also endangered although they do occur in rather large numbers in the Overberg area of the Western Cape, South Africa.

Klaas's Cuckoo chick being reared by a pair of Malachite Sunbirds

There are so many reasons to visit the Kalahari, one being that you will never see the same landscape as it is constantly changing, no sunset or sunrise ever can compete with that of the Kalahari. The Kalahari will always surprise you with new experiences.

A visit to the magnificent Augrabies Falls when in full flow is a must! It does not often occur and when it does you need to see it, feel it and breathe it. The sound of the falls with vibrations underfoot and water cascading at an incredible rate is something you cannot tell someone, you need to experience it!