List of birds seen in my garden:
African Green-Pigeon | African Hoopoe | African Olive-Pigeon |
African Palm-Swift | African Paradise-Flycatcher | African Sacred Ibis |
African Wattled Lapwing | Amethyst Sunbird | Amur Falcon |
Barn Owl | Barn Swallow | Black-backed Puffback |
Black-collared Barbet | Blacksmith Lapwing | Black-throated Canary |
Bronze Mannikin | Brown-backed Honeybird | Burchell’s Coucal |
Cape Glossy Starling | Cape Robin-Chat | Cape Sparrow |
Cape Turtle-Dove | Cape Wagtail | Cape White-eye |
Cardinal Woodpecker | Cattle Egret | Common Fiscal |
Common Myna | Crested Barbet | Crowned Lapwing |
Dark-capped Bulbul | Diderick Cuckoo | Egyptian Goose |
European Bee-eater | Fiscal Flycatcher | Glossy Ibis |
Golden-tailed Woodpecker | Greater Honeyguide | Greater Striped Swallow |
Green Wood-Hoopoe | Grey Go-away-bird | Hadeda Ibis |
Horus Swift | House Sparrow | Karoo Thrush |
Laughing Dove | Lesser Striped Swallow | Little Egret |
Little Swift | Pied Crow | Red-breasted Swallow |
Red-chested Cuckoo | Red-eyed Dove | Red-faced Mousebird |
Red-headed Finch | Red-knobbed Coot | Red-throated Wryneck |
Red-winged Starling | Reed Cormorant | Rock Dove |
Rock Martin | Rose-ringed Parakeet | Southern Grey-headed Sparrow |
Southern Masked-Weaver | Southern Red Bishop | Speckled Mousebird |
Speckled Pigeon | Spotted Eagle-Owl | Spotted Thick-knee |
Streaky-headed Seedeater | Thick-billed Weaver | White-bellied Sunbird |
White-fronted Bee-eater | White-rumped Swift | White-throated Swallow |
Willow Warbler | Yellow-billed Duck | Yellow-billed Kite |
Yellow-fronted Canary |
Escapees seen: African Grey Parrot, Fishers Love-bird, Budgerian
What a fabulous site. I have such a busy garden and the way you have put this web sight together is just brilliant. WELL DONE. So much info I have not taken the time to record so this is just perfect. Thank you. Xxx ?
Hi there. I spotted a pintailed wydah in my garden for the last two days. I live in Witpoortjie Gauteng in the West Rand. Is it usual for them to be found here. I have taken videos
Hi. Yes they are found in the area, but are not the most common.
I’m from UK & have been blown away by the wonderful biodiversity in Capetowns Green Point Gardens Lovely views around the golf course pools