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Although streets are empty across the world’s cities, and Mother Earth takes a huge breath, in the pristine corners of the globe, nature continues as normal.
The Ntsevu pride in particular have been impressive over the last 7 days, with darks nights favouring their hunting and multiple kills recorded, mainly impala.
The happy news was the discovery of the Tsalala Cub alive and well after the couple of weeks during which no sign of it was had.
Enjoy this Week in Video…
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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Fantastic! Love these videos.
James, who is guy that’s video taping?
Hi Joan,
That’s me…
James, I really like him
What a wonderful change in experience for the week! It feels so serreal that you are able to get up that close to the lions, especially! Watching you all out in the field has been so enjoyable! You should do this more often!
I felt like I was there!! Love these videos! More, more, please!
I’m really enjoying these Sundays in the Bush videos; the footage is excellent, made even better by the absence of talking and camera clicking. Just nature to listen to, love it. And thank you for helping us all through these challenging times.
Amazing video, great to see the Tsalala cub is still doing fine!!
Week in Video #2 was brilliant- thank James for the time and care you took to bring us these minutes of peace and pleasure.
You’re welcome Denise!
Some great footage James
I’m here in Hendersonville, NC living for James’ narrative and video photography and stills about life at Londolozi. I have my annual trip scheduled for August 2020, but unsure if its going to happen with the CoronaVirus threatening all of us Worldwide. So instead I watch daily videos and blogs of Londolozi, on this website, on Instagram and on Facebook. Londolozi is my happy place and my second home. I hope everyone of my extended family at Londolozi are safe and healthy. I miss you all. “What is meant for me will not pass me by.”
Another 15 minutes of bliss, thank you James. (Was that Camp Pan chuffing at the beginning?)
What a great video and it’s great to see that the Tsalala female and her cub are doing well!
Loved this video- despite the current world circumstances & lockdowns, made me feel very much like I was back at Londolozi. Great to catch up on the various animals that we have seen recently. & well done Tayla for spotting the leopards- we were with Tayla in February & were incredibly lucky to see the 2 young leopard cubs. 😊 Thank you … will be looking out for the next one.
James, The videos are just amazing and you are doing an awesome job in keeping us all completely captivated!! Brillian work!