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James Tyrrell

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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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on Virtual Safari: The Week in Video #38

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Marinda Drake
Master Tracker

Amazing videos this week.

Suzanne Gibson
Guest contributor

Thank you James, great to see the Piccadilly female and cub again. Has anyone seen Nhlanguleni’s cub recently?

Marcia Parker
Digital Tracker

Marvelous video this week. I love watching the gait of lions. And the Piccadilly female with her cub interactions; from shove to the head, playful and gentle touch within that incredibly rich colored landscape…truly special.

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

I’m so happy that even though guests have returned, you’re keeping up with the weekly video. As a daily follower it’s been a welcome addition to your blog site. Nice footage of the Piccadilly female and her cub as well as the lioness retreating from the Buffalo herd.

Joan Schmiidt
Master Tracker

James, I loved the video🤗

Darlene Knott
Master Tracker

So glad you continued the ‘virtual safaris’! Loved the leopard stars this week.

Cally Staniland
Master Tracker

What a spectacular week of videos James! I’m not sure if I’ve imagined this, but was the Piccadilly female not seen mating this week? In which case what has happened to her cub ? Hope it was a dream and that alls well with them both !!🙏🏻💕

Francesca Doria
Master Tracker

Beautiful video! How many female leopards have cubs at the time?

Kara Taylor
Master Tracker

Loved the footage of the Piccadilly female and cub! And so interesting to see a Lion chased by Buffaloes.

Christa Blessing
Master Tracker

Great videos this week.

Lisa Antell
Master Tracker

I just love those Londolozi leopards……the sweet interactions and behaviors! Not to mention their extraordinary beauty…..over a year ago, we saw Xidulu on Arathusa with her youngster, Cara, at age 7 months, and Cara was also trying to suckle repeatedly. Xidulu did exactly the same thing….pushing her away repeatedly and even snarling at one p0int! Cara finally moved away a bit to drink at a small dam….I think these young cubs will try to suckle longer than 4/5 months, if they can! Why not?

James could you make up a map with all current leopard territories both male and female? Would be great. I enjoyed this video.

James Tyrrell
Alumni

Hi there, yes, we will be putting one out shortly…
Best regards

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