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Guy Brunskill

Alumni Ranger

Guy worked as a ranger for Londolozi from 2017 until the end of 2021. He grew up in Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal. From a young age he visited the bush each holiday. It was during these early years that his passion and interest was ...

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on Three Leopards in a Tree

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Marinda Drake
Master Tracker

Lovely video. Fantastic news that the cub is doing well.

Vin Beni
Guest contributor

Good reporting & photos of a multi-day series of events.

Suzanne Gibson
Guest contributor

Wonderful, Guy – I’ll take that as an early Christmas present.

Ron Platt
Explorer

Very lucky to have 3 in a “bush”. Definitely outranks 2 in a bush. Is the male the father?

James Tyrrell
Alumni

Most likely. Or at least he thinks he is…

Ron Platt
Explorer

James, On the technical side is it possible for the photos and videos to be made “castable” to a TV for an a better viewer experience and to interrupt some of the “not so excellent” programming that is on the “box” these days/months?

Adam Y
Explorer

Is Flat Rock Male the cubs father?

James Tyrrell
Alumni

Most likely…

Gillian Evans
Explorer

Fantastic sighting and video! What a wonderful mother and cub moment!!!

Joan Schmiidt
Master Tracker

Guy, I loved the video🤗

Corne Pruis
Explorer

👌

Francesca Doria
Master Tracker

Awwww what a Christmas present! Thank you Guy!

Judy Koehler
Explorer

What a spectacular video … brought so much joy to my ❤️! I never miss a blog!!

Kara Taylor
Master Tracker

Oh wow! Very amazing sighting of 3 Leopards in a tree – how very rare! That little cub is so cute as it negotiates its way around.

Christa Blessing
Master Tracker

Great that the cub is alive and so well. What an exciting sighting.

Linda Deutsch
Digital Ranger

Amazing how agile the cub is at such an early age. Great video and commentary.

Ian Hall
Master Tracker

An amazing sighting, especially when the leopards were so relaxed. In many places an incident like that would quickly disappear through unsympathetic viewing practices

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

What fantastic leopard sightings you all have been experiencing so far this summer. Enjoyed your video, and that cub of Makomsava is one of the cutest I’ve seen. I’m looking forward to late March, fingers crossed the borders are still open, and hoping for more new cubs!

Barbi Evenson
Senior Digital Ranger

Amazing to be able to see such a sighting! Everyday I wish was I was there again…and the balance…. wow… Thank you for sharing

Victoria Auchincloss
Master Tracker

what a wonderful experience!! so glad the cub is well and growing! Victoria

Cally Staniland
Master Tracker

What a special day to find the cub thriving and even surviving sharing the tree with the flat rock male ..such a super video thanks Guy 🙏❤️👌

Wendy Macnicol
Digital Tracker

That is a lovely story, Guy, with the pics to match. Life in the Bush of a Leopard family. Thanks so much. Wendy M

Feel like mother and cub have eaten well. Fascinating story and rare occasion.

Paul Canales
Master Tracker

That was such a great video to watch, although I was a bit nervous for the cub, with the Flat Rock male up in the tree and all!!

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