http://sabap2.adu.org.za/index.php
SABAP2 is a follow-up from the first Southern African Bird Atlas Project (SABAP1)
(we can submit listings to this website using their data cards)
with species list and coverage data for South Africa.

http://lists.nu.ac.za/mailman/listinfo/sabirdnet
South African Birding Listserver

http://birds.sanbi.org/birp/birp_frameset_parent.htm
This website contains data related to the Birds in Reserves Project (BIRP) run by the Avian Demography Unit at the University of Cape Town. In this website you will find information about the bird species that occur in South Africa's protected areas.

The website is hosted by the South African National Biodiversity Institute in partnership with the Avian Demography Unit. Much of the data made available were collected by members of BirdLife South Africa.

http://www.simplybirding.co.za

Described as "designed by birders for birders." You will find three main sections to this web site. Each of these is made up of subsections:

• The first is the Home section, this contains links to information and services that we hope you will find useful, from competitions to venue information to a fully integrated Google Map based system. There is also a technology section with guides on how to use your equipment, a review section, useful links, links to the Wikipedia for each species and of course the hotspots section.
• Next is our traditional Forum or Bulletin Board. There are many sub forums contained in this section, designed to help birders with various subjects, from help with difficult to identify birds through to a forum specifically for those wanting to show off their latest and greatest photographs!
• We have also included a dedicated section for those wanting to contribute data to the Wikipedia. This is in addition to the Wikipedia links and is intended to be used for discussion purposes. You will notice that the menu on the right contains links to the latest ten posts.
• The Planner is designed to help you keep track of any birding events that you might be interested in. We would like to encourage all birding organisations to make use of this facility to help your customers keep track of your upcoming events. All birding organisations are welcome to plan their events using this tool!
• Last but not least is the Simply Birding Shop, which contains a selection of products that we hope birders will find useful!

http://www.natworld.org/
Aimed at providing and analysing environmental data, especially birds - techniques and interpretation.

http://fitzpatrick.uct.ac.za/

The Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology (affectionately known as the Fitztitute) is located at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, where it is housed within the Zoology Department. Situated at the tip of Africa, the Fitztitute is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the vast untapped biological resources of the continent. Members of the department are committed to developing a greater understanding of these, through the training of scientists and the pursuit of primary research, from evolutionary ecology to conservation biology. The Institute is also home to the Niven Library, which holds what is probably Africa's most comprehensive Ornithology collection and reprints of the Institute's vast publication record.