Amazing African black oystercatcher
The African black oystercatcher Haematopus moquini is one of our resident breeding coastal bird species. It can often be seen…
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Cape clawless otter
A lesser seen mammal on the beaches and estuaries of the Garden Route is the Cape clawless otter Aonyx capensis.…
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Sure footed rock rabbit
Robberg Nature Reserve has a host of interesting species to find and see. While some of these, like the caracal,…
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Long-beaked common dolphin
In Plettenberg Bay we are fortunate enough to have three species of dolphins that frequent the area, and one of…
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Humpback dolphin
The Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin Sousa chinensis is a resident species along our coastline, and is the iconic species of the…
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The missing “lynx”
There have been increasing reports of lynx being spotted on Robberg Nature Reserve, however, these animals are not lynx but…
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Humpback whale migration – the what, when, where, and why??
Over the past few months we have had some really fantastic sightings of humpback whales Megaptera novaeangliae on our boat…
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Swift, spirited seals
It is surely now widespread knowledge that at the base of Robberg Peninsula on the protected bay side there is…
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Cape Fur Seal Breeding
Situated on the magnificent Robberg Nature Reserve, a 3.9km peninsula that extends into the ocean on the southern side of…
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