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Tamboti 4:3 Female

Tamboti 4:3 Female

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Tatowa 3:3 Female

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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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Stunning pics James. Love the Impala at the water and the three giraffe bulls and still the best, the Tatowa cubs.

Wow, what can I say? Beautiful photos! I absolutely love the one of the vine snake. Incredible! And I have to laugh at how innocuous the mamba face looks! By the way, I am glad the hippos have been thoroughly devoured and are no longer fouling your fresh air! ? Great post, James!

Thanks Darlene,
We are also pretty glad the hippo smell has subsided 😉

Nice images this week. I especially liked the portrait of the Tatowa “twins”, perfectly poised. Although I’m not a snake fan, both of your shots were amazing, especially with the macro lens. Continued good sightings!

Thanks Denise!
Luckily the Vine snake stayed relatively still so it wasn’t too hard getting the shot!

Excellent TWIP, James! I was fascinated with the snake shots. While I’m not a ‘snake person,’ the photos made me realize how beautiful they actually are. Thanks!

Thanks Mary Beth,
There are some truly spectacular snakes out here, although as I’m sure you agree, they’re not everyone’s cup of tea!

Incredible shot of the hyena and the giraffes, and the black mamba looked incredibly sinister! Also loved the composite of the Tamboti Female, the shot of the two Tatowa cubs and the elephants drinking!

Thanks Callum

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Wow stunning varied selection, especially the snakes, I have a healthy respect for all except the Brown House Snake which is also stunning, but the Mamba, well, ja fine, I hope I never see one! Ross loves them 🙂 Glad the “stink” has gone as I know what that must have been like! Have a great weekend

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Hello Cry and Vusi! Nice to see you on the blog. Cry, I hope you got to see your friend Mashaba on that drive.

Absolutely stunning images James. My fav is the giraffe and hyena…so cool!

Great shots as always. Those Tatowa cubs are gorgeous – leopards always my favourite! I love the snake shots – whilst deadly, the Vine snake is a beauty. So great to see the camp staff having the opportunity to go out on game drives. Lastly, I am still trying to get a good shot of a fish eagle!!

As always James, a nice blog and beautiful pics. Am not really a snake person, but the vine snake is really a very pretty reptile. Loved the impala one, the ellies and, of course, the cubbies – pray they will grow into adulthood. Thanks for sharing with us.

Fourth time I’ll use the word “stunning” in these comments. You continue to outdo yourself, James.

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