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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 The Week in Pictures #102

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Master Tracker

Only ten months to go…

Bev Goodlace
Guest

Another wonderful week at Londolozi! I can always rely on the blog to restore my spirits.

thelma
Guest

Any updates from the sparta pride?

Hi Thelma. They have been in and out over the last few weeks. Tracks were around our central areas but the guys who saw the tracks were following a pack of wild dogs at the time so didn’t follow.
All 9 of them were fit and healthy last time we saw them though.
James

thelma
Guest

It’ s just i haven’t seen any pictures or something about them, thanks for your time.

I, too, have 10 months to go before I can be back where I left my heart & mind last year. No, really, I dream of Londolozi almost every night. Great dreams!

Senior Digital Ranger

Another wonder look into the beautiful bush.. Thank you so very much for sharing these sites with us.. Don’t forget to let us know the name of that gorgeous beetle!

Kim Jones
Guest

James-
Wonderful photos and text!! You found the baby hyena’s, I see. Thank you again for a fabulous experience sharing the bush with you and Mike. Ken and I are longing to back there already. It’s taken me a few days to look at the blog again as I get so emotional. Please say “hello” to Erin, Tresta and Jacqui!!

Matthew
Guest

I am fourteen years old and I was fortunate enough to have traveled to londolozi about a year and a half ago. My experience was amazing, and I would be interested in knowing the details of becoming a ranger there when I am older and what the best education I could have to prepare me for this job

Guest contributor

Hi Mathew

So pleased to hear that you have been inspired to become a ranger after visiting us.
I will send you an email shortly giving you the in and outs of becoming a ranger.

Kate Imrie

Lovely captures!

John Wilson
Guest

JT magic again. Thanks.

Bring on 29th December!!!!! That’s when we’ll be back. The change in season holds much hope and promise for us. We will have the joy of experiencing the green season this time. Our September visit was wonderful and I know this upcoming one will be superb. We can’t wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Arden Zalman November 8, 2013 at 18:58

I, too, have 10 months to go before I can be back where I left my heart & mind last year. No, really, I dream of Londolozi almost every night. Great dreams!

…and I (foolishly) thought I was the only one who felt like this and counted days till a return to Londolozi. :>) 9 days, 15 hours 59 minutes and counting.

Hummm….DAY dreaming as well as night dreaming! The blog keeps Londolozi on my mind…

M&M
Guest

The look of the baby lion: priceless !

Gavin
Guest

JT stoked to get a mention… even if it is the biggest baits of all time! It looks like one of the long horn beetles, there a a lot of them, so not sure the species would need to look it up… What do you think?

Awesome photos again!! Most of them telling a story which is very special!

Nice one

I was thinking the same thing. Might take a while to zero in on the species, but will give it a go…

James as always, the highlight of my day seeing the week in pictures. Kim, I hear you – I haven’t been to Londolozi in FAR too long and some weeks, I just can’t read the blog or look at the photos because I’m just so “homesick” to be there…I’m starting to look at booking a trip now, so I think I can “look” again….:-)

Thanks as always James, et al!

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