Recent guest and long-time friend of Londolozi was back for another visit a couple of weeks ago. With Ranger Sandros Sihlangu and tracker Ecskon Sithole, who between them boast a combined total of over 50 years bush experience, he was in position to take some great shots during his stay.
Here are some of his highlights:

Joined by one of the adult lionesses, one of the cubs watches the movements of an nyala bull over the river.

The Mashaba female after a territorial scuffle with the recently named Nhlanguleni female (previously the Tutlwa young female from the 2011 litter), who is technically her niece.

Growing in stature and confidence everyday, we wonder how long it will be before his father, the Marthly male, forces him out of the area.
Wild dog sightings are always very special as they roam large areas and it’s always a surprise as to when they’re going to visit us next.
Watch the video footage below that features a wild dog biting a hyena on the nose!
Photographed by: Anthony Goldman
Stunning photos Anthony. I really like the one of the Mashaba female – there is something very vulnerable about it. Thanks for sharing.
WOW!!! I didn’t see the wild dogs on my last visit, so happy to see such a large pack! And always, sunsets and leopards is what I think of when I think of Londolozi….
Awesome pics.
Beautiful, as usual.
Nothing to beat a bushveld sunset! Beautiful pictures thank you Anthony. Look forward to more when you are ready to share 🙂
wonderful selection of photos-I like the giraffe and although a bit messy the cub with leftovers
Absolutely fabulous
What amazing pics, especially of the leopard.
Thanks everyone for the kind comments 🙂