2003. Other features Other features of the Wonderboom Nature Reserve include a Stone-Age site that has produced the largest single accumulation of Neolithic tools ever found in South Africa and an Iron-Age site. Larger game species such as impala and zebra roam the reserve, as do monkeys, and a breeding pair of black eagles have raised chicks in the reserve since 2010, feeding on the rock hyraxes living in caves on the banks of the Apies. Hours The reserve has picnic areas and can be visited between 7:00 AM and 6:00 PM (exit only after 4:00 PM) Biodiversity Birds There are at least 200 species of birds, including: Fauna {{Species list | Impala| | Porcupine| | Rock hyrax| | Zebra (Four zebras were introduced from the Kruger National Park in 1965)| | Trachylepis varia | Mochlus sundevallii Flora See also List of Champion Trees (South Africa) List of individual trees References External links Wonderboom Nature Reserve The Wonderboom Protected areas of Gauteng Nature reserves in South Africa Nature reserves in Pretoria History of Pretoria