MORE PHOTOS OF VICTORIA FALLS FROM ZIMBABWE SIDE, 11/6/2016

WHITE-BROWED ROBIN-CHAT, VICTORIA FALLS NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE

   We can ID this bird as a White-browed Robin-Chat by its orange-red underparts and dark head with broad, white eyebrow stripe.

   The White-browed Robin-Chat is a new species to our Photographic Life List, which now stands at 373.

TERRESTRIAL BROWNBUL, VICTORIA FALLS NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE

   We can ID this bird as a Terrestial Brownbul by its overall brown coloration with a whitish throat, paler brown underparts and white eye arcs.

   The Terrestial Brownbul is a new species to our Photographic Life List, which now stands at 372.

COLLARED SUNBIRD, VICTORIA FALLS NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE

   We can ID this bird as a male Collared Sunbird by its iridescent throat and upper breast separated from the yellow belly by a dark band and its short (for a sunbird), slightly downturned bill.

   The Collared Sunbird is a new species to our Photographic Life List, which now stands at 371.

BRONZE MANNIKIN, VICTORIA FALLS NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE

   Even though we can't see the entire bird, we can still identify it as a Bronze Mannikin by its brown, black (head) and white plumage.  We can also see the greenish shoulder and part of the white lower mandible of the Bronze Mannikin.

   The Bronze Mannikin is a new species to our Photographic Life List, which now stands at 370.

COLORFUL MOTH, VICTORIA FALLS NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE

SHARON & GEORGE AT VICTORIA FALLS, ZIMBABWE