Species

	Species found on Pride Of Africa
	Animals, Birds and Trees

Animals Source: Ecolife Study of Pride of Africa

Kudu Tragelaphus strepsiceros	Blue Wildebeest Connochaetes taurinus	Giraffe Giraffa camelopardalis	White Rhinocerous Ceratotherium simum


Berchell's Zebra Equus Burchelli	Waterbuck Kobus ellisipyrumnus	Impala Aepceros melampus	Warthog Phacochoerus africanus


Red hartebeest Alcelaphus buselapus	Buffalo Syncerus caffer	Blesbok Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi	Eland Taurotragus oryx


Gemsbok Oryx gazella	Steenbok Raphicerus campestris	Common Duiker Sylvicapra grimmia	Njala

Birds

Crimson Breasted Shrike	Lilac Breasted Roller	African Fish Eagle	Purple Roller


African Jacana	Burchell's Coucal	African Hoopoe	Woodland Kingfisher


Brownhooded Kingfisher	Giant Kingfisher	Pigme Kingfisher	Blue Waxbill


African Longtalied Shrike	Forktailed Drongo	Glossy Starling	Burchell's Starling

Trees

Hardekool Lead Wood		Vaalboom Silver Cluster Leaf


Common Karee Normale Karee		Syringa Seringa


Weeping Wattle Huilboom		Buffalo Thorn Blinkbaar wag 'n bietjie


Hook Thorn Haakdoring		Sekelbos Small leaf sickle bush


Enkeldoring		Haarde Peul


Sheppards Tree Witgat		Common Gwarrie


Brushed Bush Willow Kierie Klapper		Sweet Thorn Soetdoring


Red Bush Willow Rooibos Wilg

Just north-east of urban Joburg and Tshwane lies the vibrant and warm, big-sky region of Dinokeng, where the world's largest diamond was discovered. Today the area is sparkling with natural, cultural and historical attractions, a place where South Africans and their visitors enjoy the outdoors and the history and culture of Africa.