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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 A New Leopard Cub

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The little one is so cute! What happened to the Dudley Riverbank Female’s cub? Haven’t heard of her in ages

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Hope we see them too, later this week!!! Such a tiny little one!

Looking forward to having you to stay with us Mary Beth.

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Absolutely gorgeous !

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Great mother/cub shots!

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Lovely pictures. Beautiful cub and mother. I would have ben exciting too, if I was there. Thank you for the wonderful story and pictures.

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I was at your wonderful Londolozi a little over a year ago, and was also wandering what happen to Dudley Riverbank female an her cub

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The Dudley Riverbank female is still doing fine, and although the cub has not been viewed for some weeks, tracks of the two of them together have been found regularly in the deep south-east. The game-viewing further north, closer to camp, has been excellent of late, and not many vehicles have been making it all the way down into the Dudley Riverbank area to look for the pair.
Have a look at http://blog.londolozi.com/2013/03/the-dudley-riverbank-cub/ for a more detailed report on the Dudley Riverbank female and cub from a few weeks ago.
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Thanks for the info! So we can presume that the cub is alive and well…

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I would think so, but we will confirm the next time the cub is seen. Most leopard cub mortalities occur within their first year. Once they get past those first 12 months, the mortality rate drops off exponentially. The DRB cub was born in around April last year, so it is out of the woods as far as the statistics go…

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Shardool a sad update is that the cub was killed by hyenas shortly after this blog went out, east of our boundary.

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Ahhh so cute…its awesome thank you!!!!

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Once again James you have excelled yourself – these are stunning pics, not obscure at all, a privilege to see such a little one. Oh keep them coming, while I sit at home “drooling” over the pics & write ups you post. Thank you

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Thank you for a small glimpse into the world of this beautiful leopard and her cub

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Thankyou it is a wonderful story and the pictures are stunning. Roy Taback.

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