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Safari Experience, Video, Wildlife, Wildlife Video Highlights
The fun this week came in the form of a couple of track-and-finds of the Ntsevu pride, who successfully hunted across the southern reaches of the reserve.
The Styx pride were in the north and a large herd of buffalo was moving in the south-west.
We also had a visit from a female leopard we don’t often see.
In terms of diversity, these past seven days were as good as any, so 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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Marvelous video, so excited to visit when we are finally free to travel again.
Love these videos, the sights and sounds take you right back to the bush.
Love these videos. Great capture of the lioness calling with the sunset. Was that a yellow billed oxpecker on the buffalo? Love all the lions.
Very fine, James. The editorial notes (yours?) are also quite fine! All you Londolozi-ites are the best, the very best.
Thank you! Very nice these videos…….
James, loved the video
These video updates are so damm good. Really nice addition!…please keep them coming!
Thanks James,
Another great video update!
I also like your drone pictures! You don’t see that from other lodges in Sabi Sands.
It adds a great new dimension to a beautiful scenery!
Fabulous video! I sure hope we get an update on the Styx pride youngster missing 🙁
Video #5, a fantastic addition to the series. Enjoyed seeing the Styx pride- had they been in SabiSabi for a bit? Looking forward to #6 and my continued armchair Safari!!
Great video James. Lots of action and wildlife. Hope the missing lion showed up eventually. I hope that all at Londolozi are well and safe from the corona virus. I guess that right now you have no guests – hard times for us all. Take care, stay well and be safe all at Londolozi. Thanks for sharing.
So great to receive these Week In Video. At least somebody is getting out.
Wow, what an amazing and exciting recap! Looking forward to what this coming week will bring. Thanks for all your brilliant work James, Pete and team!
Great video, thanks James! certainly living vicariously through you guys right now 🙂 missing my wildlife photography hobby very much too. Much appreciation for all the social media posts
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing!
What a cool video!
Another amazing video!!!
Fantastic elephant footage!!
Tremendous video.
Stuck in lockdown in Ireland at the moment and it was a joy to watch.
Thank you very much.