They say that’s how it goes for people, animals and birds that daily cycle of life and death in Africa. We arrive in Maun and set up camp right on the river. Within minutes we’ve spotted an African Fish Eagle, a pair of Northern Black Korhaan, two Green Backed Heron, a Lesser Jacana hurrying along, a noisy Blacksmith Lapwing chasing a Hammerhead, a Senegal Coucal and of course the ever curious Southern Yellow-Billed Hornbill  (when I was growing up we called them Banana Beak), along with Cape Turtle Doves and others that I’m not ‘bird watcher’ enough to recognize. So…