Bird of the year 2022
Algoa Bay|Bird Island|Cape Gannet|coastal seabird|conservation|editorial|education|islands|Mark Anderson|marketing|Namibia|nests|population decline|poster|seabirds
Algoa Bay|Bird Island|Cape Gannet|coastal seabird|conservation|editorial|education|islands|Mark Anderson|marketing|Namibia|nests|population decline|poster|seabirds
20th century|Algoa Bay’s Bird Island|arid areas|breed|breeding islands|census|fish stocks|gannet numbers|guano|Ichaboe|Lambert’s Bay|Malgas|Mercury|mid-1950s|Namibia|natural fertiliser|offshore islands|overfishing|Possession|sardine population|seabird excrement|South Africa|southern Namibia|terrestrial predators
“Bontebok National Park”|”Rosy-faced Lovebirds”|African Hoopoe|Bridget Schwartz|Cape Weaver|Danie Kemp|European Bee-eaters|feathers|Gorgeous Bush-shrike|Graham McGill|Hilary Fry|hygiene|Kevin Wheeler|letters|lice|Liz Cook|Lockdown|Martial Eagle|Namibia|Narina Trogon|nests|parasites|Pete Morgan|Peter Cole|Piet Brink|sunbathing|sunning|Trevor Hardaker|wing feathers
“Bridled Tern”|”Common Redshank”|”Lesser Blackbacked Gull”|”Ross’s Turaco”|”Whitethroated Bee-eater”|Black-tailed Godwit|Dick Jacobs|Egyptian Vulture|Eurasian Oystercatchers|Namibia|Red Phalarope|Red-billed Tropicbird|Red-necked Phalaropes|Red-tailed Tropicbird|Rob Leslie|Saunders’s Tern|Sharp-tailed Sandpiper|Trevor Hardaker|Western Marsh Harrier|Yellow-throated Leaflove