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779, Red-billed Buffalo-Weaver Bubalornis niger (see species summary here)

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Record statusACCEPTED
Vm6490 [on-line data upload (2013-07-24): 46800]
SpeciesRed-billed Buffalo Weaver
Observer(s)Zaloumis, Alex
Country, town, locusSouth Africa, Mpumalanga, Skukuza,
2431DD
LocalityLeeupan, Kruger Park
Latitude, longitude-24.836358333333, 31.80985 [0 m accuracy]
Date2013/7/20
Notessingle tree next to large pan & water with 6 nest clusters. Has been raining for 2 days - mid winter! Comment: RBBW seen in tree and drinking from puddles in parking area next to trees. Seen many RBBW in july 2013 - unlike 2012 when there were very few. Unseasonal rain and plenty water about probably reflects a different 'season'. nests: 6 nst clusters.
Nest count6
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vmSpecies codeDateNestsNotes
649077920/7/20136single tree next to large pan & water with 6 nest clusters. Has been raining for 2 days - mid winter! Comment: RBBW seen in tree and drinking from puddles in parking area next to trees. Seen many RBBW in july 2013 - unlike 2012 when there were very few. Unseasonal rain and plenty water about probably reflects a different 'season'. nests: 6 nst clusters.

Vm 6490

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