Once again I am off to the desert. However, unlike my previous trips to the wonderful world of red sand and acacias, this time I am going for just two weeks. There is a new PhD student starting on the babblers, more climate change work, and everyone is away. That means that I'm the lucky one who gets to go back and see the birds while training someone to do some awesome science.
I will get to see how the chicks hatched under my watch are doing and what changes have happened. Two years is a long time in the Kalahari, a drought has just happened and they tend to be very disruptive to animal groups. But fingers crossed that they're all fine!
When end I get back I'll post pics of the desert wildlife, as I am hoping for some great snaps.
I will get to see how the chicks hatched under my watch are doing and what changes have happened. Two years is a long time in the Kalahari, a drought has just happened and they tend to be very disruptive to animal groups. But fingers crossed that they're all fine!
When end I get back I'll post pics of the desert wildlife, as I am hoping for some great snaps.
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