7 February 2012.
We left the vultures behind, and continued to the east.
13:22: Kalagi village.
We arrive at a bridge over a tributary of the Gambia river, marking the border between the Western and Lower River divisions of Gambia.
On the north bank of the river: a great egret.
This is a great egret video.
In a restaurant garden: long-tailed glossy starlings.
Near the bridge, small mangrove plants have been planted, in rows, as part of a mangrove restoration project.
15:05: a big tree with many buffalo weaver nests.
Namaqua doves flying.
A fork-tailed drongo in a tree.
An oxpecker on a calf’s back along the dirt road to Tendaba camp.
We arrive at Tendaba camp.
This video is about Tendaba.
In a big tree near the river, hooded vultures.
In a small tree, a long-tailed glossy starling sings.
A western reef heron wading near the Gambia river bank.
A hamerkop on the bank.
In the river, a pink-backed pelican swimming.
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