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Raviraj Pawar
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Wonderful pictures. Hope it rains more there. Thank you Talley.

James T
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An incredible photo of Nottens’ claw missing Camp Pan’s lip by a whisker (haha!). Correct me if I’m wrong but I think he’s closer to 12 than 10. I was chatting to Julius Ngwenya about him the other day, and he actually reckons Camp Pan was born in ’99, and not 2000, as I and many of the rangers used to believe…

Thank you for making my week again!

Terry
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Awesome week Talley. The pictures are terrific. Love the two hyena cubs together and the leopared cub up the tree. Lovely. Thank you so much.

Senior Digital Ranger

Thank you for posting these wonderful pictures.. As always it is a pleasure to have a glimpse into your beautiful world. love the leopard shots..

Linda Holland
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Thank you for the amazing pictures.

Pat Haines
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Does the Nottens mating mean that she has losted her cub?

Pat we do not think that she has had a cub in many years. Nottens Young Female, however, aka Piva Female still has a cub and on monday we will have an entire post dedicated to her. enjoy

Pat Haines
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Adam thank you , does the Piva Female move between Nottens ,Dudley and yourselves?

Jody Morrison
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Thank you for another wonderful blog. What is there about African sunsets that make them so spectacular? Great leoopard shots as well. Always a joy to virtually travel through your beautiful pics

simone mets
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These are amazing pictures. We were at Londolozi that very week and saw that little cub escape from the hyena — we watched with worry from the jeep as the cub climbed safely into a tree. Thanks for the pix –made me want to head to the airport and return!

For a home-sick South African living on a horse farm in the Hudson Valley (N. of NYC) you bring it all “home” for me. Thank you SO much for these SPECTACULAR shots. I LOVE them all. We have a different variety of wildlife here – foxes, deer, coyote, and a 450 lb. black bear – none of whom are dangerous and hundreds of bird species in our wetlands – and we do enjoy our own kind of safari!!!

Sheena
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Glorious photos Talley – and good to see the recent video of you – it would be nice to see more Rangers interviewed on his/her experiences – you guys can and do, teach us so much.

ThelmaALeman
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THIS IS VERY NICE 🙂

Courtney M
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I love the close up of the female leopard’s claw trying to swipe the male! Glad to know the cheetah is still hanging around. I pray that I’ll have a chance to see him in January. Do you know why the young Sparta Male only has half his mane? Has it just not come in yet? Or is it a sign of low testosterone? Do you know if he’s ever sired cubs? A few months back there was a blog post on lion manes, and I think there was something about females preferring bigger, darker manes.

The close up of the Scar-nosed Majingalane Male is a gorgeous photo.

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