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The African Wood-Owl was seen at 1:15 on an old branch of our giant Strelitzia Nicolai and has been there until now, 7:13pm. It seems peaceful and settled. It is well hidden by the giant leaves and was observed when I was digging our compost into our heap. I could hear the little birds in the trees chirping in a way that seemed quite unsettled to me. As I looked around to see why they were chirping in this way, I looked into the eyes of this beautiful owl, perched amongst the leaves, about 2.5 meters away.

At the Anton Lembede MST Academy in La-Mercy, my school, I discovered a Hypolycaena butterfly. In nature, hypolycaena butterflies are a wonderful sight, distinguished by their vivid wing patterns in tones of various hues.

One of the many undescribed species of the genus. A colony of few hundred workers and roughly 15±3 queens. The queens do have a wing scar like structure however by thorax being under developed and eyes being small, I don't think it would be able to fly.