About
Rondebult Bird Sanctuary
Gauteng
Rondebult is a 95-hectare bird sanctuary close to Germiston and Alberton. Throughout the sanctuary there are patches of grassland that integrate with the reed beds and extensive marshlands, which provide a home to over 190 species of birds.
The eight hides at the edge of the three large pans provide comfortable viewing spots. Birders' treats include the Yellow Wagtail, African Snipe, Black-crowned Night-Heron, Orange breasted Waxbill, Marsh Owl, Little Bittern, Maccoa Duck, Greater Flamingo, African Wattled Lapwing, Great Reed-Warbler, Purple Gallinule and Avocet.
The wetland is well maintained with secure parking, toilet and basic picnic facilities, as well as full-time security controlled access into the facility. The hides are all accessible from the parking area.
The eight hides at the edge of the three large pans provide comfortable viewing spots. Birders' treats include the Yellow Wagtail, African Snipe, Black-crowned Night-Heron, Orange breasted Waxbill, Marsh Owl, Little Bittern, Maccoa Duck, Greater Flamingo, African Wattled Lapwing, Great Reed-Warbler, Purple Gallinule and Avocet.
The wetland is well maintained with secure parking, toilet and basic picnic facilities, as well as full-time security controlled access into the facility. The hides are all accessible from the parking area.
