Garden Birds at Paradise Found

Posted by Chris on Fri June 12, 2015 in News from Knysna.
Sunbird in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna

Birds feeding in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna are a big attraction to our guests.

Our seed and nectar bird feeders attract a lot of birds each day. Cape White-eyes, Sunbirds and Swees are the most prolific. This bird is the Cape White-eye. In the cooler months when there is not a lot of natural Nectar around the birds can easily deplete a full bottle of specially prepare sugar water in a day. Click image to see the wonderful details in the feathers.

Photographs taken with the Fujifilm X-T1 mirrorless camera and the Fujifilm 55-200mm Lens

Juvenile sunbird feeding in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna Sunbird in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna Cape White-eye feeding in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna Cape White-eye in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna Cape White-eye feeding in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna

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