St Lucia Bird Club

arrangements in St Lucia Village, followed by a walk along the iGwalaGwala trail in the afternoon. In the evening, the group gathered for a delightful supper at John Dory. The following day, an exciting boat cruise was scheduled from 6:00 to 9:00, offering participants a unique perspective to observe birds along the estuary. This was followed by a visit to Eastern Shores, where everyone brought their own picnic lunches to enjoy amidst the natural surroundings.

The day concluded with a supper at the Skiboat Club, providing an opportunity for birders to connect and share their experiences.

On the third day, a beach walk to the estuary mouth. A light meal at the Georgiou Centre in the midday provided a chance to relax and refuel before indulging in leisurely birding activities. The day wrapped up with a traditional South African braai, where participants savored delicious food while recounting their bird sightings.

Looking ahead, the St Lucia Bird Club is already making plans for another exciting outing. Originally intended as a visit to Kube Yini, the outing was redirected to Khuleni. Brian and Corlia Ring graciously offered their assistance in organizing the visit, which is scheduled for 10-11 June. Khuleni boasts an impressive list of 226 bird species, making it an attractive destination for birders.

John Field Chairman, St Lucia Bird Club