This is such a clear illustration of the tragic decline of English hospitals (from @thekingsfund.bsky.social )

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Namibian LBJ No. 7 and the last in the series. I have a couple more but the photo quality is too poor to inflict on a wider public.
Female great rufus sparrow (behind right) trying to pass herself off as a canary (the other 3)

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Monday Namibian LBJ No.6

Kalahari scrub robin

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Your Monday Namibian LBJ - No.5
The dune lark. Endemic but locally common in the coastal Namib desert. (And never stops moving)

From my Galapagos trip 5 yrs ago - it does live with you

Not to be confused with
No.4 Black thoated canary
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Namibian LBJs No 3
White throated canary
(I know its really more a sort of grey)

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Namibian LBJs No.2
Chat Flycatcher

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First in an occasional series of Namibian LBJs
No 1 The lark-like bunting

#birds A slection of Namibian waxbills

#birds Are there any Southern African Birders here who can help? Some Southern African raptors I am struggling with - there are so many colour morphs. From May in Namibia. 1 ? African hawk eagle. 2 ? Tawny eagle. 3 ???