There is a large Mobola Plum tree (Parinari curatellifolia) right outside the Levubu Post Office. During the early summer months (Aug Nov) Grey-headed Parrots often feed in this tree during the day. If you are in the Levubu area spend some time around the tree and you may be lucky. They can sometimes be seen flying over the rugby fields, just to the north of the post office. How to get there: take the 2nd Levubu turn off from the Makhado (Louis Trichardt) Punda Maria road (R524). After 4.6 km you will reach a T-junction, turn left towards ´Levubu Oos´. The Post Office is 2km on, on the LHS, just before the Primary School (and before the next T-junction).

There is a large Mobola Plum tree (Parinari curatellifolia) right outside the Levubu Post Office. During the early summer months (Aug Nov) Grey-headed Parrots often feed in this tree during the day. If you are in the Levubu area spend some time around the tree and you may be lucky. They can sometimes be seen flying over the rugby fields, just to the north of the post office. How to get there: take the 2nd Levubu turn off from the Makhado (Louis Trichardt) Punda Maria road (R524). After 4.6 km you will reach a T-junction, turn left towards ´Levubu Oos´. The Post Office is 2km on, on the LHS, just before the Primary School (and before the next T-junction).

Langjan is conveniently placed on the road between Vivo and Alldays, making it an easy stop to and from the Limpopo Valley or Alldays. The reserve became known to the birding world in 1989 when an Egyptian Vulture was spotted here. It has been seen since, but it is not a regular visitor. The reserve has a bird list of over 260 species. A Kalahari floristic element influences the typical Bushveld vegetation in this area. Thus species such as Marico Flycatcher, Kalahari Scrub-Robin, Acacia Pied Barbet and Southern Pale Chanting Goshawk are commonly seen here. Other birds likely to be seen are Red-crested Korhaan, Magpie Shrike, Chestnut-vented Tit-babbler, Emerald-spotted Wood-Dove, Namaqua Dove, Lesser Grey Shrike and Blue Waxbill. The reserve is criss-crossed by a series of roads, but note that some roads are very sandy and require 4x4 vehicles. There are no hiking trails, but walking is allowed. Opening hours are: 7:30 to 16:00 • Entrance Fee is: R20 per vehicle R10 per adult, R5 per child.