I was just getting ready to post that between 3:54-57PM I saw Emoyeni (?) eating and I thought I saw her offer a bite or two to the 'phantom' chicklet.

Guess I need to look up the physical differences between Emoyeni and Thulani, don't I? I guess if we'd seen Emoyeni lay the eggs, we'd know, huh?

Not a clue about which adult is which, though I think Emoyeni (or eMoyeni?) does much of the brooding.

She just took a little break, and I got a peek at the chick:







Both adults were just there, but I missed the s'cap. I think the male may be on duty now - he seems smaller, though it's hard to tell.

What a cutie! Thanks for getting a s'cap of the little stinker, Judy! I think that's the first time I've really seen his little face...and I forgot they have little masks. S/he looks so tiny compared to the chicklets I'm used to seeing now.

Great Capture JudyB! I've been trying, but she/he's bashful!
I did post a picuture I captured from Beans video on June5th at 9:14amEDT.

Looks like it's night there now. The cam will be shutting down soon.


Night is here now. Parent hardly visable brooding. Good Night Africa!

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2011

Emoyeni (?) Looks like she's taken a dip in the waterfall. She's pretty wet while feeding the chicklet.



10:43AM She's now incubating and mostly behind the rock.

12:34PM CAT No changes in almost 2 hours. Emoyeni is still incubating and barely visible. Al you can see is her tail.

I did notice the waterfull seems to be heavier and more rapid than yesterday.

Good Morning nightowl!
I didn't notice the waterfall force until you mentioned it. It is stronger! Wonder if it's raining there?? That might account for Emoyeni's wet feathers.


Both parents in nest. Must have been a food drop. Thulane flies out quickly.

Emoyeni gets ready to feed the baby. ( you can see the shadow of Thulane's wings as he flies off!)

One quick look around.