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The leopards continue to put on one of the best shows in Africa whilst the Othawa male lion roars his way through the northern parts of the reserve early one morning. Some incredible giraffe encounters are had, and business continues as usual for the wildlife of Londolozi…
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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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Thank you so much James Tyrell
I enjoyed the video today
Loved it all again, thank you. That was quite some journey of giraffe, think I counted 15? Is the young Ximungwe male completely independent now?
Hi Suzanne,
There were 15 in that shot but quite a few more off camera..!!!
So totally cool!!! your week, with all those leopards, the big journey of giraffe and the roaring lions.
That is such an incredible sighting of the male giraffes! I’ve never seen so many together, truly spectacular and thank you for all your reports.
What a stunning specimen the Othawa male is 😮….and that roar echoing across the rocks ! Fascinating new facts for me regarding the giraffe James. I always thought that the female was a lot paler than a male… is this correct as one of the young bulls looked quiet pale. Perhaps it was the light? Leopard sightings always spectacular. Thanks guys 🙏🏻💕
Wow, great video this week! That male Lion is quite something! The Ximungwe male on the rock was beautiful to see, and I loved the huge journey of Giraffes🦒
James, I loved the video🤗, keep them coming!
Terrific highlights video this week. Flat Rock has got some competition. Ximungwe male doing his superb posing! And incredible giraffes!
What a superb sight of male lion and leopards! Also the giraffe journey is really intriguing. Best views!
Loved the leopard on Plaque Rock and who does not love to hear a lion roar??? We eagerly anticipate your videos each Sunday! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you James for the compilation of this week’s videos in addition to the latest. The journey of male giraffes was stunning and the Othawa’s roars – one of the best sounds to be had. I assume the Ximungwe male will be given a name soon.
A really nice video James. Lovely to see so many giraffes in one place. Fascinating that they were all males. Thank you for sharing with us. Take care, be well and stay safe all at Londolozi.
What a fabulous safari!! Love the lone male calling. I was sitting in our living room and Phil was reading his e nails, and he looked up and asked if the lion was on our balcony. Leopards are always great to see hope you find out who the wounded leopard was fighting. I think giraffes are the most beguiling animals. I love how they stand and look down at you with their lovely eyes and make you want to go pet them. Thanks to a wonderful morning. Victoria
Hi Guys,
Just wondering what species of giraffe was that tower?
Another incredible video!!
Another fascinating video!
Fantastic images of the preening Ximungwe male on the boulder.
Wow!!! Stunning videos this week. The giraffes were a revelation, and the young leopard was majestic!!
Great videos this week.
James and team, We wait each week now to get your big video – of course we get to see some of it on IG, but there is nothing like putting the longer video up on the big stream at home right now! Thank you!
You’re welcome Michael. Some good sightings coming up!