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And the bird of the year is…

WHAT DOES A BATELEUR LOOK LIKE?

The female (left) and male (right) look similar, but there are some differences.

The bateleur belongs to the snake-eagle family and occurs in the northern parts of the country – in the Kalahari and the bushveld regions. They’re scavengers but they also hunt birds, small mammals

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