Fangs and Feathers Wildlife Adventures

Fangs and Feathers Wildlife Adventures We offer guided birding tours, wildlife and photographic safaris worldwide, specialising in Southern Africa's wild places.

Fangs and Feathers runs birding tours and wildlife safaris throughout Southern Africa and other wild parts of the world. From Cape Town birding tours to safaris in the Kgalagadi, Etosha and Kruger we will show you the birds and mammals that you want to see. We can offer you the best guided wildlife experience available. Our knowledge and experience is a result of two decades of involvement in cons

ervation, making us a unique operation. We cater for individuals and small groups. Wether your interest is birding, wildlife photography or a general love of nature, we can cater for your needs.

We’ve had some great day and short trips recently, visiting the West Coast National Park, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Agulha...
10/10/2022

We’ve had some great day and short trips recently, visiting the West Coast National Park, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Agulhas and De Mond Nature Reserve. Highlights have included Southern Right and Bryde’s Whales, Black Harriers, Cape Rockjumpers, African Penguins, Caracal , spring flowers and magic coastal scenery.

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Our joint venture tour with and from Montpelier, Vermont, USA is drawing to a close. A fantastic week in Kruger Nati...
30/09/2022

Our joint venture tour with and from Montpelier, Vermont, USA is drawing to a close. A fantastic week in Kruger National Park followed by time in Cape Town has given our clients a great experience. Thank-you to all of you, safe travels back to the States and we hope to see you again one day!

Our first day of trekking to see Mountain ( Eastern) Gorilla took a fair bit of effort from all involved. The family our...
12/09/2022

Our first day of trekking to see Mountain ( Eastern) Gorilla took a fair bit of effort from all involved. The family our group had been elected to visit, was remote and took approximately two and a half hours of heavy climbing to reach. The family was was very tolerant of our presence and the rangers did a great job of keeping things together. There where some exciting moments though, like when a young male walked-up to a few of us and tried to knock my camera out of my hands. I was amazed and to be honest never felt threatened. Avoiding eye contact and holding a submissive pose is the go to plan If one can’t retreat quickly enough from an approaching gorilla. They are incredibly tolerant of people and if one follows the directions of the rangers who know them so well, there is little chance of an accident unfolding.

Papyrus Gonolek, Bigodi Swamp, Uganda 🇺🇬 with
06/09/2022

Papyrus Gonolek, Bigodi Swamp, Uganda 🇺🇬 with

Green-breasted Pitta is one of two pittas occurring in Africa, the other being the African Pitta. Both species are consi...
01/09/2022

Green-breasted Pitta is one of two pittas occurring in Africa, the other being the African Pitta. Both species are considered difficult to see. The Green-breasted ranks as one of Africa’s top jungle birds to see, due to its striking colours and reclusive nature. We had some incredible moments with this individual which this image doesn’t fully do justice too.

29/08/2022

One of our Mountain Gorilla experiences this week in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park/ Uganda 🇺🇬

We also had great Chimpanzee encounters in Kibale National Park and Bwindi!

Other primates we saw included: L’Hoest’s, Black and White & Red Collubus monkey, Grey-cheeked and Red-tailed Mangabee, Vervet Monkey and Olive Baboon.

Thanks to our friends Ivan Wassaka and Ema Batureine for helping us make this long awaited trip come togeather!

Varied selection of bird pics from our recent trip in Namibia. #
19/07/2022

Varied selection of bird pics from our recent trip in Namibia.

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Very happy to have seen this Ross’s Turaco in northern Namibia at yesterday. Such a great looking bird, which the pics...
07/07/2022

Very happy to have seen this Ross’s Turaco in northern Namibia at yesterday. Such a great looking bird, which the pics don’t do justice too. This species’s normal range lies to the north in the miombo woodlands of Angola & Zambia where we have also seen it before. Nonetheless it remains one of few individuals recorded in Southern Africa and has visited the river frontage around Taranga Lodge over the last few winters.

26/06/2022

Sociable Weaver flocks in the southern Namib. Some of best rains in decades have turned many parts of the Namib Desert into endless grasslands. Life is thriving at the moment in this “boom and bust” environment.

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