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Photo: Hans Hillewaert · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Mammal
Bushbuck
Tragelaphus sylvaticus · imBabala
A medium-sized antelope marked with white spots and stripes; rams are darker and carry spiralled horns, ewes are a lighter red-brown. Bushbuck are mostly solitary browsers that rest in thick cover by day and feed out along forest edges at dawn and dusk.
- Where
- Valleys · 1,280–1,830 m
- When
- All year — early morning and late afternoon
- How to spot it
- Forest and thicket in the valleys below about 1,900 m, such as the gorges of Royal Natal. Walk quietly along forest paths and watch the edges.
Sources: ewt.org, animaldiversity.org, yichuans.me
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