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James Tyrrell

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James had hardly touched a camera when he came to Londolozi, but his writing skills that complemented his Honours degree in Zoology meant that he was quickly snapped up by the Londolozi blog team. An environment rich in photographers helped him develop the ...

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on The Week in Pictures # 73

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Another Tsalala cub unaccounted for? That is so sad – any theories as to why they are having a hard time keeping their cubs? Or is it just bad luck? I am optimistic this one will turn up!

Great pictures and thank you for the updates – we all look forward to new postings and, especially, this week in pictures!

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As always, fabulous blog and pics! Thank you!!!

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As my upcoming return in late May looms closer and closer, I am so appreciative of the blog to inform and keep me up to date on the happenings. When I was there last May there were no youngsters of any kind except Hyena, so I’m really looking forward to catching up with all the cat cubs!

Great photos James, that image of the two giraffes with their necks arched is outstanding!! rich

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Wow! An amazing selection of photos from just 1 week at Londo’s…….loved the giraffe ones and the Shelley Francolin 🙂

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Beautiful pictures this week. I am yet to see a Shelley’s Francolin to top my Broad-Billed Roller…

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As always James, stunning photos. Love the babies! I hope your elbow has recovered!!

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Fantastic….

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James,
Thank you for giving us the metadata from your photos.

I appreciate your special shot of Shelley’s Francolin and the way you caught the giraffes makes it not just another giraffe image, but your giraffes!

Counting the days until May 10 when we return.
Jo Lynne

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Fantastic shots.

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Wonderful set of pictures this week, as every week! The giraffes craning were amazing, and all the little ones are so sweet. Thank you.

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And if you see a third Shelleys Francolin, by all means include the photo. Just another bird to add to our growing list when we return in December.

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