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There are 10 Swanseas scattered around the world, and I live in 1 of them in Wales UK:
The Red Kite
Small Tortoiseshell
Can be seen as early as March and right through to September It is a common visitor to the Buddleia flower
Contact - anthony@hillsandbays.co.uk
Description: Broad Pool lies in a shallow basin on the limestone plateau beneath Cefn Bryn: The pool is known to have been in existence in 1645. An acid pond , heath and bog. Important for aquatic plants, amphibians, dragon flies and wetland birds:
Broad Pool - Gower - Wales
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Photo: Anthony Lewis
PHOTO OF THE MONTH
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The Gower Peninsula Wales is celebrating the 50th anniversary of becoming the UK`s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Returning from the edge of extinction: Wales now has around 600 breeding pairs:
September
Lion Park - Gauteng Province - South Africa
Click on Zebra for Kruger Park
More information and images
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Recently I was fortunate to visit South Africa, staying in Cape Town: My visit time was 4 weeks during Feb-March: It was very hot, a different climate to what I was used to in UK: This made my time in Africa much more challenging: Whilst in SA I travelled overland to the Kruger National Park and stayed in the Bush 4 days where I saw and photographed a variety of Wildlife, it was truly amazing: I also spent 6 days in Johannesburg during which time I visited the Lion Park just around the corner: It was good to have such close contact with Lions, and with the lion cubs, which was not possible to do at Kruger Park for obvious reasons: In this feature splash are just some of the photos that I captured, I hope you enjoy them: More information and images can be seen by clicking on the lion park web link www.lion-park.com An added feature at the lion park was being able to feed a Giraffe, I saw many a Giraffe at Kruger in the wild, so it was awesome to be able to have this close encounter at the Park: - My time in Africa was all the more worthwhile experiencing both Parks:
More photos and info coming soon.........
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