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A new litter of wild dog pups is viewed on Londolozi; 11 in total (more on this story next week)!
We have a serious scare at the den of the Makomsava female leopard, and try to solve the mystery of the waterbuck bull who was found dead in a waterhole.
Lots of action as usual on Londolozi…
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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Great videos this week. Heart stopping to see the hyena at the leopard den. Fantastic to see wild dog pups again.
Fabulous to see Makomsava and her cubs again. Also loved the footage of the African fish eagle. Another wonderful video blog, many thanks.
Awesome video — love all the detailed narration especially about how the Crocodile feeds. The stewardship of the reserve with the raking of tracks was great — good hippo dance. Enjoyed this tremendously.
It’s a testament to the magic of Londolozi that I can just watch you guys raking the riverbed and be content seeing my happy place 😊 I loved the video…so many highlights with Leopard cubs, Wild Dogs and that cutest little Plover chick. Thanks !
Great week, great videos. I love the tiny plover chick! And of course the leopard and her cubs and the wild dogs.
What a stupendous week of sightings! Way to go, Londolozi!
Yes, a very good morning to know the cubs are safe! Interesting segment on the croc and the waterbuck bull- many questions and suppositions. Thanx!
Absolutely fantastic video! What a fright! Poor little cubs… Makomsava looks like an Egyptian painting. Just beautiful. So interesting wild dogs and crocodile – maybe reptilian predators are not as fascinating as mammals but I find them really amazing. Also hyppos and gorgeous waterbuck males fight. You have a lot of coloured and diverse birds over there… all striking from the first minute to the last one.
We really enjoy your Sunday summary video!!! And the drone shots and occasional titling commentary are really helpful. But the pictures of the baby plover were extraordinary as were the videos of the leopard cubs! BTW, almost stumbling into those wild dog adults sounded REALLY scary, we don’t know how you guys don’t get a little paranoid walking through the bush! Thanks for all you do to put these weekly summaries together!
What a rollercoaster of emotions this week !! From shear terror at the thought the cubs might be killed then onto some hilarious moments ….. (James and his near flight experience), spectacular bird viewing and then the final brief, yet wonderful sight of the cubs. What a beautiful leopard the Makomsava female is ❤️❤️. Just great 👌🏻..thanks guys 🙏🏻💕
That video segment of the hyena at the leopard den is simply harrowing, even though I’d seen it previously on IG!! Love seeing the pups!! Great work again gents!
Sea eagle. Magnificent.
A nice video safari James. Nice to see the wild dogs and the leopard cubs. A really nice mix of animals. Thank you for sharing, I really enjoyed it. To all at Londolozi – take care, be well and stay safe.
These become more diverse and interesting each week. Congrats for developing and improving this wonderful communication!
Wonderful stories and beautiful images! So nice to see the cubs and the den is amazing the way it protects them!
Heart stopping moment when the hyeana rocks up at the leopard den as those nemesis will usually leave carnage.Beautiful fish eagle clip.
magical narration on crocodile feeding behaviour and dietary traits. powerful & enlightening
I just love the Makomsava female and her cubs and it’s great to see some wild dog pups again. Great video, thank you!
Leopard with cubs , still wonderful. Happy. to be able to share it. thanks