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Oribi
Order : Artiodactyla
Family : Bovidae
Subfamily : Antilopinae
Genus : Ourebia
Facts about the genus Ourebia, the oribi
As properties become smaller, rural human populations increase, more dogs are kept and more fences inhibiting movement of oribi are erected.
Chelmsford Nature Reserve has almost 150 Oribi - arguably the most important Oribi area in southern Africa.
Oribi is backed by the largest Internet infrastructure in South Africa.
Reedbuck, roan, sable, hartebeest, grysbok, klipspringer and oribi are all here but not prolific in the central tourist area of the Park.
The Oribi is a small antelope similar in size and appearance to a Steenbok.
The Oribi is capable of leaping straight up in the air to see over the bushes.
The park is essentially a scenic reserve, but mountain reedbuck, grey rhebok and oribi are long-time residents of the area and other species - eland, blesbok, red hartebeest and zebra - have been reintroduced.
The tail of the oribi is black.
Oribi are common in the open plains of South Africa, where their (Full text)
Behavior: The oribi is active both day and night, but it remains concealed in vegetation during the hottest hours of the day. (Full text)
Oribi are abundant, as are the almost-tame Apoka Waterbuck. (Full text)
Oribi The oribi are a few species of small fawn-coloured African antelopes with short, spike-like horns and standing about 60 cm tall. (Full text)
Although fairly common, they’re not always easy to find due to their retiring habits and preference for dense bush Reedbuck, roan, sable, hartebeest, grysbok, klipspringer and oribi are all (Full text)
Oribi are common in the open plains of South Africa, where their requirements of short open grasslands or flood plains are met. (Full text)
Oribi is a Swedish company which develops assistive technology for people with reading and writing difficulties. (Full text)
SpecialsKnysna Woodpecker, Crowned Eagle, Knysna Lourie, Narina Trogon, Wood Owl, Barratt's Warbler, Brown Robin, Olive Bush Shrike, Gorgeous Bush Shrike, Blackbellied Starling, Grey Sunbird, Olive Sunbird, Grey Waxbill and Green TwinspotHabitatsThe primary birding habitat at Oribi is scarp forest, with a combination of both coastal and Afromontane forest birds. (Full text)
But Oribi is so peaceful and so beautiful that you could also just kick back and relax. (Full text)
The bird list numbers 250 and with its diverse habitats bird watching in Oribi is a rewarding experience. (Full text)
5 years RECORD LENGTH OF HORNS: 19 cm MOST LIKE: The Steenbok, but the oribi is larger with a longer and more slender neck. (Full text)