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Jacqui Marais

Head of Sales

Jacqui joined the Londolozi team in December 2007 as a camp manager, a role which she more than ably filled for the next 3 years, before departing for Johannesburg in 2010. Little did she know that over a decade after joining the organization, ...

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on The Week in Pictures #319

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Marinda Drake
Master Tracker

Stunning pics this week. Love Mashaba and the Magingilane. Great bird images.

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

Thank you very much Marinda

Amanda Ritchie
Marketing Manager

Amazing first TWIP, Jacqui! I particularly love the two Fish Eagles in the tree!

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

Thanks so much Mands

Cyndy Beardsley
Digital Ranger

What beautiful photos! While in Londolozi I took a lot of photos and have been painting from them. One was of a scar nosed lion. I wonder if it is the same one pictured in your blog. (Is there a way I can upload an image of my painting?) It would be interesting to do a blog of artists inspired by their Londolozi visit. Thank you so much for your newsletter. I had such an amazing time there with so much adventure! Hope to return soon.

Cyndy Beardsley, Colorado

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

Hi Cindy, we would love to see your painting. Please could you email your image to blog@londolozi.co.za. I am so glad you enjoyed your time with us. We hope to see you back here soon.

Joanne Wadsworth Kelley
Master Tracker

What a variety of wildlife you saw this week! Excellent overview.

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

Thank you so much for the message Joanne I am glad you enjoyed them. It was a fantastic few days.

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

Beautiful photos Jacqui. You have a good eye and the images reflect that. Lion profiles always thrill me…… you’ve a fabulous job many would covet that enables you to get away to the bush to work and play. Continue to enjoy!!

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

Thank you Denise I appreciate the message, I agree with you when it comes to lion profiles there is something so captivating about them.

Mary Beth Wheeler
Guest contributor

Some inspiring images, Jacqui! I especially love the kingfisher and Harrier hawk screaming at each other!

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

The sighting of the Harrier Hawk getting bombed by the Kingfisher was absolutely spectacular, I am glad you enjoyed it too.

D. Phillips
Explorer

Brilliant. Thank you

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

Thank you so much for the comment

Susan Strauss
Digital Tracker

Thanks so much. What is current status of Tsalala pride as well as breakaway pride?

James Tyrrell
Alumni

Hi Susan,
Sadly it looks like we’re a bout to lose the Tailed lioness; she’s in terrible condition.
The 4 year old lioness has been mating with one of the Birmingham males and the TAilless lioness and her cub have been feeding on a hippo carcass near the airstrip. Things are as confused and confusing as ever!!

Callum Evans
Guest contributor

Absolutely incredible range of photo’s and sightings!! Those pictures of the pied kingfisher, hamerkop and fish eagles are amazing and that shot of the gymnogene and woodland kingfisher shouting match has to be unique (amazing timing!). That portrait of the Majingilane male in the wind is just beautiful, as was the photo of the Mashaba Female drinking!!

Jacqui Marais
Head of Sales

Thank you so much Callum I was very lucky with some amazing sightings, I appreciate your kind words.

Callum Evans
Guest contributor

Pleasure Jacqui!!

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