File:Yellow-breasted apalis, Apalis flavida, at Raptors View Wildlife Estate, Hoedspruit, Limpopo, South Africa - 52657943544.jpg
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English: Found these yellow-breasted apalis just off the Lion Trail at Raptors View yesterday morning. There were 4-5 of them calling and chasing each other around. This bird belongs to the family Cisticolidae, which constitutes a group of about 160 small passerine birds found mainly in warmer, southern regions of the Old World. This family probably originated in Africa, which has the highest number of species. There are 25 species of the genus Apalis, of which six occur in southern Africa broadly and two in our area. |
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JPEG file comment | Found these yellow-breasted apalis just off the Lion Trail at Raptors View yesterday morning. There were 4-5 of them calling and chasing each other around. This bird belongs to the family Cisticolidae, which constitutes a group of about 160 small passerine birds found mainly in warmer, southern regions of the Old World. This family probably originated in Africa, which has the highest number of species. There are 25 species of the genus Apalis, of which six occur in southern Africa broadly and two in our area. |
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