Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide
Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide is close to Saldanha Bay Ward 6, Abrahamskraal Cottages, Saldanha Bay Local Municipality, West Coast District Municipality, Western Cape
- Address: West Coast DC, South Africa
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Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide reviews
Good sightings of Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan
Tranquil. There was a swallow’s nest inside the hide, mother feeding chicks.
Freshwater bird hide in very good condition. Great views on a dam with red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, and spoonbills, amongst others. Also a view on reedbeds with a few warblers. A worthwhile stop.
The sightings at Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide were amazing. We had good sightings of Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The tranquility of the area added to the overall experience. The hide had a swallow's nest inside and we were lucky to see the mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was in excellent condition and provided great views of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, and spoonbills, among others. There were also reedbeds with a few warblers. It was definitely a worthwhile stop for any birdwatcher.
I had a fantastic time at Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide. The sightings were exceptional, especially the Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was peaceful and there was a swallow's nest inside, which was a lovely sight. The freshwater bird hide was in great condition and offered stunning views of the dam. We saw a variety of birds including red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. Overall, it was a memorable experience and I highly recommend it.
Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide is a must-visit for bird enthusiasts. The sightings were incredible, especially the Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide itself was very peaceful and there was even a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was well-maintained and provided excellent views of the dam. We spotted red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It's definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area.
I had a wonderful time at Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide. The sightings of Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan were fantastic. The hide was very peaceful and we even saw a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was in excellent condition and provided great views of the dam. We managed to spot red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was a worthwhile experience and I would recommend it to any bird lover.
The Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide was a great birdwatching spot. We had good sightings of Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was peaceful and there was a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was in very good condition and we had a great view of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was a worthwhile stop and I highly recommend it.
I had an amazing time at Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide. The sightings were incredible, especially the Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was very tranquil and there was a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks, which was a lovely sight. The freshwater bird hide was in excellent condition and offered great views of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was definitely worth a visit.
Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide is a fantastic bird watching area. We had good sightings of Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was peaceful and there was a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was in very good condition and provided great views of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was a worthwhile stop and I highly recommend it to bird enthusiasts.
I had a great time at Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide. The sightings were impressive, especially the Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was peaceful and there was a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was in very good condition and offered great views of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was definitely a worthwhile stop and I would visit again.
Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide was a lovely birding spot. We saw some beautiful species including Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was serene and we even saw a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was well-maintained and provided great views of the dam. We spotted red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was definitely worth the visit.
I had a fabulous time at Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide. The sightings were exceptional, especially the Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was peaceful and there was a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks, which was a special moment. The freshwater bird hide was in very good condition and provided great views of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was a worthwhile stop and I highly recommend it.
Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide was a great bird watching spot. We had good sightings of Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was peaceful and there was a swallow's nest inside, with the mother feeding her chicks. The freshwater bird hide was in very good condition and offered great views of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. Overall, it was a fantastic experience and I highly recommend it.
I had a wonderful time at Abrahamskraal Waterhole and Bird Hide. The sightings were incredible, especially the Cape Longclaw and Southern Black Korhaan. The hide was very peaceful and there was a swallow's nest inside with mother feeding her chicks, which was a lovely sight. The freshwater bird hide was in excellent condition and provided great views of the dam. We saw red-knobbed coots, black crakes, moorhen, spoonbills, and warblers. It was definitely worth a visit.
