Red-capped Lark Adult with youngster

Observed by Gigi
Botanical Society of South AfricaCape Bird ClubMountain Club of SA (Cape Town)South African National Biodiversity Institute
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(Added to iSpot on 15th February 2014)
Calandrella cinerea subsp. cinerea
Calandrella cinerea subsp. cinerea
Calandrella cinerea subsp. cinerea
Calandrella cinerea subsp. cinerea
Calandrella cinerea subsp. cinerea
Red-capped Lark youngster
Location: South of Malmesbury Area
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Species interactions

No interactions present.

Other observations of Redcap Lark (Calandrella cinerea subsp. cinerea)

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Observation 100 000

16 February 2014 - 3:21pm — tony rebelo
iSpot TeamBotanical Society of South Africa A-teamCape Bird ClubEntomological Society of Southern AfricaFriends of Tokai ParkProtea Atlas ProjectSenior Scout AdventureSouth African National Biodiversity InstituteSouth African National Parks Honorary RangersToyota Enviro OutreachWestern Leopard Toad Volunteer
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Observation 100 000

Congratulations all!

And well done!

Very many thanks to all who contributed.

Yeeha!

16 February 2014 - 5:34pm — Marion MacleanMarion Maclean is knowledgeable about BirdsMarion Maclean's earned reputation in BirdsMarion Maclean's earned reputation in BirdsMarion Maclean's earned reputation in BirdsMarion Maclean's earned reputation in BirdsMarion Maclean's earned reputation in Birds

Well done Gigi! And with such a brilliant observation too :-)

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Tritonia Gallery

Wooooohooooo!

16 February 2014 - 5:39pm — Lee JonesLee Jones's reputation in BirdsLee Jones's reputation in BirdsLee Jones's reputation in BirdsLee Jones's reputation in Birds

Awesome - well done all - and especially to you Tony! Incredible stamina and input to this project. So very much appreciated. THANKS!

Occasional Hungarian princess who believes: Indigenous plants have every aspect covered

Congrats Gigi....

16 February 2014 - 6:03pm — Richard Adcock
Botanical Society of South AfricaCustodians of Rare and Endangered Wildflowers
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..and well done to the slave master who makes sure all the naughty slaves keep rowing in sync!

Here's to the next 100 000 - cheers all!

richardadcock.co.za
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Ditto to all the above

16 February 2014 - 6:59pm — vynbos
Custodians of Rare and Endangered Wildflowers
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Ditto to all the above

Thanks, Everybody!

16 February 2014 - 7:16pm — Gigi
Botanical Society of South AfricaCape Bird ClubMountain Club of SA (Cape Town)South African National Biodiversity Institute
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And ditto huge thanks to "Mr iSpot South Africa" - Tony, without your endless energy, encouragement and jibes, this project certainly would not be what it is today.
All our lives are enriched by the bottomless fountain of natural history knowledge that we can draw on at any hour of the day or night. There simply can never be an excuse for anyone to be bored again, ever!

Yes!

17 February 2014 - 5:00am — Lee JonesLee Jones's reputation in BirdsLee Jones's reputation in BirdsLee Jones's reputation in BirdsLee Jones's reputation in Birds

Yes!

Occasional Hungarian princess who believes: Indigenous plants have every aspect covered

Congratulations, Gigi! I

19 February 2014 - 6:18am — Jonathan
iSpot Team
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Congratulations, Gigi! I tweeted your observation. We now have over 1/3rd million observations worldwide between ispot.org.za and ispotnature.org

Thanks, Jonathan

19 February 2014 - 12:41pm — Gigi
Botanical Society of South AfricaCape Bird ClubMountain Club of SA (Cape Town)South African National Biodiversity Institute
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We have a very enthusiastic band of addicted iSpotters in South Africa.
Here's to the next 100,000....

Congratulations...

21 February 2014 - 12:15pm — Roy MarlowRoy Marlow's reputation in BirdsRoy Marlow's reputation in BirdsRoy Marlow's reputation in Birds

to Tony, Gigi and all concerned with iSpot.
You have all caused me to become addicted to this most wonderful reservoir of knowledge.

Welcome

21 February 2014 - 1:20pm — Gigi
Botanical Society of South AfricaCape Bird ClubMountain Club of SA (Cape Town)South African National Biodiversity Institute
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to the best reason to get outdoors with a camera!

Congrats

5 March 2014 - 4:10pm — Mo
Botanical Society of South AfricaCustodians of Rare and Endangered WildflowersMountain Club of SA (Cape Town)
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Well done, Gigi! Lovely obs.
And thank you, Tony, for all the help, cajoling, correcting, and generous sharing of information that has helped to feed the iSpot addiction/obsession for so many of us.