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Shirley
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Beautiful pictures, very clear. Thank you for this updating about all those beautiful animals. But what about the two motherless cubs. How they are doing so far. Again thank you.

Hi Shirley, you can read the blog post from 4 days prior which updates you on the cubs – http://blog.londolozi.com/2012/05/24-hrs-with-the-sparta-pride-cubs/

Syl
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Loved it…going back to read again. Thanks so very much. 🙂

Jody Morrison
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Beautiful beautiful beautiful…….. stunning photos and great commentary. I am always so impressed by what you put together for us. Thank you so much

Senior Digital Ranger

Thank you again for some wonderful pictures! I look forward to these every week.

Margarita Doychinova
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What a beauty!!!!! I would like to be in Londolozi!!!

Sheila
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So many fantastic photos. Loved the Kudu with the branch in its horns and the ones of the lion cubs. Actually, I loved them all. Thank you soooo much.

Shirley
Guest

Thank you for responding so quickly. I have read that blog, and it is all about the three tiny little cubs. Wonderful to read. But I am really curious how the two motherless cub, which were last has been lost for a week, are doing now in the pride? I am very anxious to know. thank you again.

They are doing well and spend time with the rest of the pride who will look after them for the foreseeable future.

Hi Shirley, an update from this afternoon is that the pride has been in a neighboring property. The two older cubs were seen on their own on the boundary yesterday. They are looking thin but not starving, and we know that the pride is close.

Sybella Milliken-Smith
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Your fantastic images and news from Londolozi are SO appreciated. I am transported back to the most wonderful memories, please keep them coming.xx

Terry
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Wonderful as always! Look forward to this every week. Thank you very much!

Fabulous photos. We so long to come back to Londolozi and have you as our guide.

Rich–once more you have brightened up our day with your brilliant pictures. Can’t believe these little cubs will be all grown up when we see them next March. Thanks again for the images we carry around in our minds until your next post.

Talley, your photos make me ache with anticipation and hugely motivational in getting myself planned for another trip! Saw my father in laws wife the other night and she sends her best. They too were astonished at Freddy’s ability to see the un-seeable! Thank you for your amazing photographs – I look forward to them every Friday! Best to all!

Abby Maquera
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Hi I was wondering, is the Tugwaan male also the Short Tail Male? It looks like him and and they have fathered the same offspring (Dudley Riverbank 5:5 male) but the name threw me off.. I’ve never heard him as Tugwaan male.

Also I heard something else interesting… On a MalaMala blog I heard that Dudley 5:5 male or the Airstrip male as they called him had been mating with the Tamboti female.. Wouldn’t that be inbreeding though since Tamboti female was also fathered by the Short Tail Male?

Hi Abby, the Tugwaan male is indeed the Short Tail Male. We name the leopards after the territories in which they are found here at Londolozi.

As for the Dudley 5:5 Male Mating with the Tamboti female, I will have a look into the dynasty for you to answer your question shortly.

Thanks for your comments,
rich

Willy Smith
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Talley, wonderful as always, but the lion in the headlights is spectacular….at first glimpse I thought it was a satellite photo! Is it true that rhinocerouses will stomp out a campfire? 🙂

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