The Scrub hare gets its name from the fairly obvious fact that their preferred habitat is in scrubs, grasslands and savannah. They are usually nocturnal animals but are also seen from time to time on an overcast day. Yesterday morning was a particularly cool and overcast morning. Back at the lodge I got a radio call saying that there seemed to be an abundance of these hare’s and they all seemed to be heading in the same direction. I decided to head out and see what I could find…
This was the first thing that I came across right next to camp dam…
Intrigued, I made my way to Taylors Dam and this is what I saw!
With help from the ranging team I found the next one…
This one happened to be pointing into a fairly thick area but I decided that I should follow along the game path and this is what I came across…
The annual Londolozi Market style Bush breakfast!!!
The Easter bush breakfast is traditionally the beginning of the Londolozi winter calendar. Yesterday morning was no different and with the perfect weather, great venue, wonderful guests and a lot of chocolate we welcomed in the new season with a bang! Jess Watt, bush banqueting queen, and Anna Ridgewell, executive chef, put on the most incredible show to celebrate Easter.
Duncan and Anna each with their touches of pink!
The camp managers and butlers donned their bunny ears and were involved in all the festivities.
Georgia, Jess Jeffrey, Tammy and Jess Watt getting prepped!
Thembi and Excellent ready to welcome the guests!
Cinzia, as usual, made sure the kids were entertained and they were led to a secret hiding place only to find…
Toffee Apples!!!
Even our trainee rangers got involved in the festivities!
As you can see we all had a marvelous day and we hope you did too!
Happy Easter from the Londolozi Family!!
Happy easter!!!
Written and Photographed by Kate Neill
So Great to see so many familiar faces! Happy Easter everyone!
Great pics of what looks like an incredible morning in the bush. Well done to everyone involved!