Long before we teach our children the word “wildlife,” they know the Hadeda. It’s not something we plan—it just happens. That ...

Hadeda Ibis. Image: Wikimedia Commons CapeTalk's John Maytham speaks to Arjun Amar, an avian conservation biologist at the FitzPatrick Institute of Ornithology, University of Cape Town.

The hadeda has a call that’s less melody and more soul-piercing scream. Its sound is akin to a creature announcing the apocalypse, delivered with the volume of an air horn.

A fascinating study sheds light on the hadeda ibis' ability to sense vibrations, and why we find them all over SA now.

Happy Hadeda made light of an 11-month absence when scoring over C&D 47 days ago and she's feared. Under The Twilight and Giant are others to consider, with Newsreader not discounted, either.

Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Wednesday's meetings at Kempton, Chepstow, Nottingham and Musselburgh.

Course-and-distance winners make up half of this competitive 14-runner field, including the favourite Happy Hadeda, who swept from last to first to win comfortably after 322 days off the track in ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday, in his first opening of parliament address as the leader of a multi-party coalition, announced a national dialogue to forge a common vision for South Africa ...

Hadeda ibises' 'sixth sense' works best in wet soil: new research is a wake-up call for survival of wading birds with this superpower ...

Historically found in the east of South Africa, the raucous morning and evening calls of Hadeda Ibis (Bostrychia hagedash) now ring out across the country. The bird’s new range, a study suggests ...