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With so much happening on the reserve, it’s tough to fit it all in in one Virtual Safari, so today we venture back a month or so to when it was raining more, when the Flat Rock male was under pressure and the Ntsevu pride were split up all over the place (they still are)…
Our archives are burgeoning with stories, so we’ll be putting out more blasts from the past over the next few months…
Enjoy this Week in Video (from a few weeks ago)…
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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Very nice no fights, no starving lions, excellent video. Thank you
Wonderful video safari, especially the Rhino sighting.
great videos of the leopards, the lions and also the background music of the frogs. can’t wait to see it all.
Thank you again James for my weekly treat! – amazing to think you’ve now started a 2nd year of them, and they’re still wonderful.
James, Keep them coming🤗
Wonderful video full of lion activity. The Birmingham male is such an enormous lion and the sub adults are looking healthy. So good to see the flat rock male leopard, he is my favourite leopard, hope the two male leopards do not come to blows over territory. Good to see the rhino bull walking and marking territory over the other rhino’s place, gives us an idea how enormous this animal is. What type of birds was that flying around there by the grass where the lions were lying, nearing the end of the video. I could not make out what it was.
Some nice footage from the archives, good editing work!
Spectacular video! I loved the frogs trill. Wonderful big cats and rhino bull. I noticed that the Flat Rock Male has long eyelashes… do they protect his eyes? The Birmingham males still look gorgeous.
A quiet virtual safari James. Nice to see the flat cats. Lots of food for the wildlife and also water – always good to see. Thanks for taking us along. Enjoyed myself.
Great job, as always, James!
Viewing your videos and blogs I find is very good for the soul! I particularly enjoy all the birds calling in the background
Wonderful variety as always James. Thanks for filling in the gaps for us….though we would never know…it’s great to keep abreast of life in the ‘right’ lane 😊❤️🙏
Great round this week – especially loved the lions watching the rhino pass by!!
James, it’s so different to see everything green there! Of course we are only there during the winter. We were surprised that there was no interaction at all between the Rhino and the Lions. Guess they knew they met their match if they went after him! 😉
You walk barefoot through the grass, searching for frogs. The last time I did that here in Virginia(with shoes on) I almost stepped on a copperhead snake. Not worried?
A little bit, but always vigilant… 😉
Love watching all the animals that you capture on film and the photos you take. When are you coming back with daily safaris miss them loads.