Karkloof Conservation & Tourism - Photograph Archive

Photograph Archive

We are sorry to disappoint you, but this page is still under construction.

It should be up shortly where you can view and download some of our favourite pictures taken by our regular visiting photographer and friend, Pat Cahill.

If you have any photographs of birds that you have seen in the Karkloof area, and you would like to contribute towards our archive, please email it to us: karkloofcentre@telkomsa.net.

Please do not send images larger than 1mb and with the pictures, could you please provide your name and where the bird was spotted.




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