Thousands of birds flew into Langebaan, on the West Coast, in numbers never seen before on Sunday - about a week into lockdown
Thousands of birds swooped into Langebaan, about 120km north of Cape Town, in numbers never seen before at the weekend — just over a week into the lockdown.
“I’ve seen the sardine run many, many times but this is ... unbelievable. Right here on our stoep,” the person said. “It’s amazing, however since this lockdown happened, the birds have been going crazy.” “We had the dolphins yesterday morning, or the day before, coming right past us here and playing like anything just past the cove here.
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