Black-faced Sandgrouse
Category: Birds | Date: Jan 09 2008 | By: tumaren
I nearly stepped on this nesting sandgrouse the other day while working on road repairs. It flushed in front of me. amazing how hidden he was. I didn’t know Mr. Black-faced sandgrouse helped with brooding.
He was on 3 eggs which he returned to within 15 minutes.
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2 Responses to “Black-faced Sandgrouse”
Christine C., on 09 Jan 2008
Great pictures…and I am always amazed when we find a species where the male helps with the young!
F. J. PECHIR, on 09 Jan 2008
Good post! Your expierence show us the perfect camouflage colors that this birds have to protect their lives from predators. Thank you!
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