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Mashaba 3:3 Female

Mashaba 3:3 Female

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Nick Kleer

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Nick joined the Londolozi team from Thornybush Game Reserve, and immediately began revealing his photographic potential, especially in the passion with which he pursued knowledge. An almost fanatical approach to improving his photography has seen him gain a rapid understanding of all the ...

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Bryan Aylmer
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Hi Nick, great blog post!

is this 4:4 male the same as the Robson 4:4 male?

Hi Bryan,

That’s correct, they are the same leopard.

Thanks Nick. I enjoyed the blog and enjoyed the sightings you documented above!

Kerryn Breytenbach
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Great Blog and stunning photos. Thank you

Catherine Cann
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I’ve just seen the most stunning photograph of a leopard carrying a cub in the December issue of Vanity Fair and wondered if I could purchase a copy to frame at home? The ad has introduced me to Londolozi and we have been thinking of a holiday/safari in South Africa and love the intimacy of your Reserve. We were lucky enough to visit Ol Pejata in Kenya, which is also a small Reserve and we had the best time, including a too close encounter with a pack of Wild African Hunting Dogs! Our children still talk about it 6 years later!

Digital Ranger

The Mashaba Female and the Mashaba Young Female are two different leopards?!

Hi Tim,

That is correct. The Mashaba Young female is the daughter of the Mashaba female. She was born in May 2015.
Once she looks as though she may be establishing territory she will be renamed as a fully independent leopard.

Carol DeSilets
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Are leopards and Jaguars related

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