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Sean Zeederberg

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As a young boy growing up on an agricultural farm in Zimbabwe, Sean spent every opportunity entertaining himself outdoors, camping in the local nature reserve and learning about all facets of the natural world. After completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental ...

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on The Week in Pictures #501

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Andrew and Daniel Bolnick
Digital Tracker

Sean, pictures this week are awesome. Thanks

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Andrew and Daniel.

Francesca Doria
Master Tracker

Gorgeous pictures! I particularly love the blooming aloe with the bee but of course big cats and rhino, hippo, zebra and rhino are all spectacular, the kudu bull is fantastic. I love guineafowls too they also are funny animals. I can’t help admiring the Birmingham male. Do you know if he is twin to the other or older?

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Francesca. I believe they are different ages, this one was born in 2010 and the other in 2011, so would therefore actually correctly be termed littermates rather than brothers.

Christa Blessing
Master Tracker

Beautiful pictures. The winter light is wonderful.

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Christa. The winter light is stunning.

Cally Staniland
Master Tracker

Great shots Sean ! Particularly the Rhinos this week 🙏🏻❤️. Thanks to everyone who shared them with us this week !

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you so much Cally.

Valmai Vorster
Master Tracker

Starting this week with No 501 is inspiring for us and I’m sure for you as well Sean, as with all the photographers. The Picadilly female is still a young leopard and absolutely beautiful. Loved the foto’s of the rhinos. Your shot of the Kudu bull is stunning with sun behind him. The wild dogs puppies are so cute and growing by the day. I feel sorry for the Birmingham male lion that is injured. Beautiful Foto’s thanks Sean.

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you so much Valmai.

Victoria Auchincloss
Master Tracker

You are right. what a great week in pictures! I ave always thought that the male kudu with his majestic horns is the most gorgeous of the grass eaters!It was lovely to see him I the open. The colors were gorgeous! Thank you for a great experience in the bush. Victoria

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

The winter colours are making photography such a pleasure, it can be tricky but if you get it right then the results are worth it. Thank you for all your support.

Michael and Terri Klauber
Master Tracker

Great shots Sean and team! Nice job on the Zebras at the reflecting water hole. We are sure the Rhino bull was saying thank you too!

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Michael and Terri.

Michael Kalm
Senior Digital Ranger

I love the picture of the kudu bull. I remember well when I was at Londolozi, the sighting of a kudu bull, mostly hidden in thick vegetation, just as you said, Sean!

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Michael, yes the kudu males are impressive and so the whole scene was amazing with the kudu in the open and the setting sun behind.

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

Bravo to all of you brilliant rangers/photographers for submitting such fabulous images this week! I’m thinking Ms Piccadilly leopard and the thirsty trio zebra are slight favorites. Thank you as always.

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Denise.

Jane Retief Thomson
Digital Ranger

Thank you Sean, another spectacular set of photos to enjoy- appreciate them every week.

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Jane. This week was amazing with the winter light.

Linda From California
Senior Digital Ranger

I love all of the pictures you chose for this week, but to me the money shot was the three zebras drinking. The reflection just adds to that to it.

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you Linda, that Zebra shot of Chris’s is spectacular.

Michael Fleetwood
Master Tracker

Great photos Sean! Has the Piccadilly Female’s cub relaxed at all? Also, are both Birmingham Males looking in declining condition or is just condition related to age? Thanks so much again!

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Michael, It has relaxed but is still a little nervous. The one Birmingham Male is on the decline but I think it is age-related. The other Birmingham Male still appears to be in good condition.

Al Kaiser
Digital Tracker

The second photo of the picadilly leopard is awesome.

Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you Al, I hope you are well.

Jennifer Ferris
Explorer

The image of the Kudu is gorgeous. Great gallery of pictures this week!

Barbara Wallace
Senior Digital Ranger

Thank you for the all the wonderful photos this week Sean. I especially enjoyed Guy’s photo of the oxpecker and rhino. It made me realize how much I am appreciating the smaller species after following the blogs.

Leonie De Young
Master Tracker

Some really fantastic shots this week – hard to pick a favourite. An excellent job done by all. Thanks for sharing,enjoyed looking and reading.

Victoria Auchincloss
Master Tracker

Sorry I am late watching the week in pictures! we had 3 grandkids visiting! As always wonderful pictures, my favorite always the wild dogs! Thankyou for the beautiful photos of the Kudu
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Sean Zeederberg
Blog Editor

Thank you, Victoria. Hope you had a lovely time with the grandchildren.

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