BirdPix: |
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204130 |
Province: |
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Gauteng |
Country: |
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South Africa |
Locus: |
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2628AA |
Observer: |
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Payne Trevor |
Date of record: |
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2022-01-23 |
Number of photos: |
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2 |
Notes: |
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I don't know if it's worth submitting these 2 photos. I spotted these birds very high up above my house, didn't have my camera near, took these with cell phone, not very clear, by the time I got my camera they were gone, all flying in ENE direction, haven't a clue what species |
Last updated: |
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2022-03-11 14:29:26 |
Sp. code: |
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80 |
Species name: |
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Ciconia ciconia |
Common name: |
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White Stork -- Witooievaar |
Family: |
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Ciconiidae |
Record status: |
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ACCEPTED |
Collector's species id: |
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Institution: |
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ADU-UCT |
Record URL: |
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https://vmus.adu.org.za/?vm=BirdPix-204130 |
Links: |
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• Locus: Summary | Records • Species: Records | Distribution map |
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Comments by the Expert Panel on this record:
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Comment number: |
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1 |
By: |
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Garth Aiston |
Comment: |
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Probably White Storks |
Date: |
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2022-01-31 18:47:10 |
Species name: |
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Species code: |
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0 |
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Comment number: |
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2 |
By: |
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Lisl van Deventer |
Comment: |
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Agree with White Stork, which occurs fairly regularly at rubbish dumps in the Johannesburg area. Compare with the GISS of flocks of e.g. Bee-eaters, Starlings, Geese, Kites and Parakeets (all occurring in the same area), which have shorter necks. |
Date: |
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2022-02-01 19:18:05 |
Species name: |
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Ciconia ciconia -- White Stork; Witooievaar |
Species code: |
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80 |
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