#mousebirds

Brave little birds, and there are sparrows all over the world. It is said that sparrows nest on ships in the harbors, and when the ship lands in the harbors of other countries, then the sparrows fly inland

The staff saw a snake, and it seems that the birds also knew that there was a snake around. So, these two friends, a Cape Sparrow and a Mousebird landed on a tree. I will break this story up into sections

I will share some lovely wild birds in a garden here. This youngster is a Southern Double-crossed sunbird (Cinnyris chalebeus). This is one of our favorite places to visit, as then we can sit with our

The calls of the long-tailed birds alerted me, and a family of them landed somewhere. It was a bit of a search, but then I saw them in a tree across the road. The white-backed mousebird (Colius colius)

Say mate, she said, don't you know that this is our territory, as we have been here even before this house was built. This after she had demolished that long leaf at the left next to her. I have two Mousebird

Our special wishes with all Hiveans are that this will be your year of great successes and sparkling health. A mousebird invasion. Some say that these birds are difficult to get on camera. I agree, but

"Here he comes amigo" he said, "and he's got that stupid camera again, so look sharp". "Do you think that he will be impressed with my stilts maneuver comrade?" He whispered

A Mousebird in flight with a palm date in it's beak. Two separate Red-faced Mousebird (Urocolius indicus) families are visiting the Palm tree here now for breakfast. The one family has about 15 members

Mondays always need a bit of color to charge us up for the week ahead. Today I will show you that the "Red-faced Mousebirds" (Urocolius indicus) have returned, They are waiting for the Palmtree

This Mousebird has a question for each of us; "Why do you rush Oh human, are you going to live forever"? And these three Amigo's have the same message! Take a Siesta brothers and sisters, it

And that's it! As soon as he swallowed the last lot of food he was out of here. Scrambling along the trees, wiping his beak and under his wings with citrus leaves so that he had a nice odor when he met