Nature’s corner 69: Poisonous mushrooms in South Africa
By Alana Bailey Some years ago, my mother and I stayed in a guest house near a forest in the…
Nature’s Corner – Significant discovery in the Karoo
By Alana Bailey Some people fear them, others keep them as pets … either way, spiders remain remarkable creatures. As…
Nature’s Corner – Is that the fin of a dolphin?
By Alana Bailey Shark and whale watching are popular tourist activities these days, but dolphins are more commonly found along…
Nature’s Corner – Robin redbreast and Cape Robin
In the days when we still mailed each other Christmas cards (and the South African Post Office still delivered), pictures…
Nature’s Corner – Zebras
AfriForum’s head office is located near several nature conservation areas where zebras are found. Sometimes we are fortunate enough to…
Nature’s Corner – Kate saves an agama
Footage for previous installments of Nature’s Corner was provided by Kate and André of Two-V Productions. Their YouTube channel and…
Nature’s Corner – Flamingos
By Alana Bailey South Africa is one of the countries fortunate enough to have flamingo populations. The most famous breeding…
Nature’s Corner – Bavaria’s Bambi deer
AfriForum Worldwide regularly shares information about wildlife in South Africa in Nature’s Corner, but we are also curious about what…
Nature’s Corner – Mussel organ
Deur Alana Bailey Behalwe in animasieflieks, sal ‘n mens nie kan dink dat skulpdiertjies musikante kan wees nie. Met die…
Nature’s Corner – The Cape parrot – our bird of the year
By Alana Bailey The Cape parrot (Poicephalus robustus) is the only endemic parrot species in South Africa. The birds are…
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