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Bruce Arnott

Field Guide Alumni

Bruce worked at Londolozi from 2017 to 2020. He always had a passion for the bush and the outdoors, having been camping and fishing since he was a young boy. He attended school in the Natal midlands after which he moved down to ...

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on The Week in Pictures #426

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Joan Schmiidt
Master Tracker

Bruce, I loved all the photos. When we were there in 2018 we saw some cheetahs. I loved the picture of the maribou stork, and the photo of weavers building a nest🤗

Darlene Knott
Master Tracker

Fantastic photos, Bruce! A great week in pictures!

Vin Beni
Guest contributor

Weaver nests are so intricate and impressive!

Beautifully written Bruce! And the pictures are EPIC! I hope to return one day, around this time of year. Thank you for always sharing your experiences, it really brings me back to my happy place:)

Victoria Auchincloss
Master Tracker

Bruce, what a marvelous collection of photos. It is always to see what a lot of rain does for everyone. I have to say, however that Maribor Storks are truly awful. They look like they have been stuffed in a Dickens law office for years.!! Thanks for the great photos. Victoria

Victoria Auchincloss
Master Tracker

Bruce what a great week in pictures. Great to see the bush so green and all the animals taking advantage of the rain. I am sorry to say that you will never convince me about the values of Maribou Storks!! They look like ancient remains if clerks in a Dickens law firm. But the picture was nice. Thanks Victoria

Mary Williams
Digital Ranger

Wonderful pictures!

Andrew and Daniel Bolnick
Digital Tracker

Hail to the rain Gods. Life is abundant. Must really be great times at Londolozi these days. Wonderful pics. The Tatowa female is one good looking girl

Michael Fleetwood
Master Tracker

Hi Bruce, was wondering if you could confirm for me the sex ration of the youngsters of the Ntsevu Pride? Thanks and bunch and great selection of photos this week!

Ian Hall
Master Tracker

Sex ration of youngsters?

Michael Fleetwood
Master Tracker

Sorry, meant sex ratio. Didn’t mean to put the n in there

Kat Ddio
Explorer

For a rainy week you certainly managed to get some very nice photos! Love the heart shaped nose of the waterbuck!

Ian Hall
Master Tracker

Some really good photos , please tell us more about the two dog – wild dog pack. Is that male /female ?

James Tyrrell
Alumni

Hi Ian,
Yes, it’s one male, one female. SO by default an alpha pair!
Here’s hoping they can somehow start their own larger pack this winter (denning on Londoz of course!)

Ian Hall
Master Tracker

Hopefully so, that would be wonderful. I loved the photos but the one that would go on the wall would be the weaver birds

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

Fabulous pictures this week Bruce, especially the hippo asserting himself and the weaver trying to sell his nest to a potential mate. Good to know the rains have continued and water is plentiful again.

Linda Rawles
Digital Tracker

These just keep getting better and better.

Cheung Yc
Digital Ranger

Super great collection of photos and For the lion, their biggest threat is us, human

Callum Evans
Guest contributor

Such an incredible gallery Bruce, the detail in those photos is actually amazing!! For me, the photos of the village weaver and the Ximungwe Young Male really stand out.

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