Happening on the 20th January 2020
BirdLife Overberg’s first public talk of 2020 is in celebration of International Penguin Awareness Day on Monday 20 January. Penguin Awareness Day raises awareness about penguin habits and ha... Read more
Happening from the 25th January 2020 to 5th December 2020
The provisional dates for BirdLife Overberg events during 2020 are announced herewith. Details of specific events will be added as these are finalised and the monthly coastal clean-ups and weekends... Read more
Happening from the 25th January 2020 to 21st November 2020
Elaine and Helé have released the provisional dates for the monthly coastal clean-ups during 2020 forming part of the BirdLife Overberg CleanMarine campaign. These clean-ups are sponsored by... Read more
Happening on the 1st February 2020
“A FLIGHT HIGHER” BIRD APPRECIATION COURSE FOR INTERMEDIATE AND MORE EXPERIENCED BIRDERS AT ROBERTSON
Many novice bird-watchers who have attended the Flight for Birders course in t... Read more
Happening on the 10th February 2020
“THE THUNDERBIRD IN CRISIS – THE SOUTHERN GROUND HORNBILL AS BIRD OF THE YEAR 2020” BY ANTON ODENDAL
BirdLife Overberg’s monthly talk on Monday 8 February is by Anton O... Read more
Happening from the 15th February 2020 to 16th February 2020
“A FLIGHT HIGHER” BIRD APPRECIATION COURSE AT SWELLENDAM
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
DAY 1: Saturday 15 February
SESSION 1: MASTERS OF THE SKIES – BIRDS OF PREY
09h00 to 10h00:... Read more
Happening on the 8th March 2020
This is the first announcement of BirdLife Overberg’s AGM, together with the agenda scheduled for Monday 8 March 2020. Kindly diarise this date and make sure that you attend in view of assist... Read more
Happening on the 3rd April 2020
This is the first announcement of the BirdLife Overberg charity golf day to be presented at the Hermanus Golf Club on Friday 3 April 2020. This follows the same format as previous successful charit... Read more
Happening on the 10th May 2020
Carin and Dawid Malan recently toured some top birding destinations in the central parts of South Africa. They managed to get several of their target species for the trip that included brilliant en... Read more
