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This week was all about spots; from leopards to pearl-spotted owls to cheetahs and then giraffes, the patterned animals were taking centre stage.
We mention two previous virtual safaris in today’s episode:
For the Mawelawela male mention, click here.
For the Martial Eagle Chick video, click here.
It’s simply been another fantastic week of wildlife highlights on Londolozi, so sit back and take a look through a little window into our world…
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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wonderful sightings! do you all know exactly how many lions are in Londolozi these days ! keeping track is a full time job! thank you for another great Sunday adventure!! Victoria
James, keep them coming🤗
That was a lovely Week in Video, thanks for my Sunday treat. I’ve only seen a zebra foal hoisted once before on the blog – I know leopards are the ultimate opportunists, but is this an unusual kill for them?
Amazing how this leopard hoisted the zebra kill up onto that tree.
About the Martial Eagle: I once saw an adult on a kill and he called in just the same way as your young eagle did while standing on his kill (an Egyptian goose) and feeding on it.
Loved the martial eagle footage. And video #6 which I had not seen was FABULOUS!
Hello! The young cheetah was an absolute treat… the little owl so cute and the giraffe bulls are such relaxed animals even when they fight they don’t seem serious to us. As always leopards are kings and queens
Golly James, I can’t believe the Mawelawela Male managed to get that zebra foal up that straight sided trunk, move it, almost lose it and move it again 😲!! So pleased he is feeling a little more comfy with the vehicles. Super week, super variety as always. Perhaps that Marshall eagle chick was crying wolf, so that some other would be threat would think he had nothing to eat and he would get to enjoy it all to himself 😁. Thanks James 💕
We so enjoyed this week’s virtual safari! Those pearl spotted owls are adorable. And leopards are my favorite, even if they can be a little tense around the vehicles. He will acclimate soon! Great job as always, James!
I thoroughly enjoyed the safari this week, especially the young giraffes sparring. It’s behavior that we don’t see that often. The entitled martial eagle juvenile was fun to watch as well. Looking forward to more good footage this week.
We were spoilt this Sunday with 3 exciting video’s. The Mawelawela leopard is so majestic and off course strong to be able to hoist a big zebra foal like that. It is a pity he does not respond well to the Land Rover’s watching him. Martial eagle to beautiful for words. Little owlet is so gorgeous and the juvenile martial eagle chirping while it has something to eat, just goes to show it wants more of something else. Wonderful video’s thanks James.
I think the young eagle was lonely, James:-)
Terrific footage and as always, wonderfully interesting and humorous commentary James!!
Beautiful videos James!
Ummm….James, maybe the martial eagle chick made that kill and was calling his parents to come to HIS dinner! 😁