And a goldeneye
I think Waldo is in there too!
Really? Where?
Oh, now I see them. I totally missed them! 
Female bufflehead below it 
I was driving along slowly on a gravel/dirt road in Kruger National Park and stopped to take an observation photo of these guineafowl. I didn’t even see the other critter until I got back home and went through the photos! 
I can’t find the Goldeneye nor the Bufflehead. Are they really in there?
But I think there are in fact three pintails (two males and one female), not two.
I will keep trying.
At the top left there is a ‘‘female Mallard’’ (above two males) that looks more like a female Pintail to me. Take a look.
I think it was a female wood duck, oh wait, I think I am talking about something else. It’s hard to tell because of the bad quality, but maybe. It does look a bit different than a mallard.
I did a bit of research and it looks like you’re right. Good find!
So 3 or 4 wood ducks, 3 pintails, a Goldeneye and a Bufflehead. And the mallards, of course.
Yep pretty much
I just “found” a tiny spider hiding out in one of my pictures. The object of the observation was the fungus that causes the leaf spots, I honestly had no idea the spider was there until I processed the images on the computer. Even more amazingly, apparently it’s decent enough to already have made it to a genus ID.
New species of damselfly for me, Rambur’s Forktail, showed up on the bottom edge of a couple of my photos of muskmelon.
There is somebody on the right edge of the lower leaf, too 
Don’t think anyone can ID that midge from these photos though
When editing photos of Laxmann’s Milkvetch from earlier in the year, I noticed this little red mite on one of the blossoms.
So, it got its own observation. I don’t expect it to get a finer ID, but it’s something else to keep an eye out for when on Mount Goliath.