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Three Rivers 2:2 Female

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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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Favorite is the young cheetah looking up to catch its breath while nursing from its mother.

Clear winner for me was Rpbert’s photo of one of the last remaining cubs from the Birmingham reign.

Loved the flycatcher!

You are all so spoiled with all of these amazing sightings over the past few months that it makes it extremely difficult to choose one favorite image of the week. Saying that, I’m choosing your Plaque Rock’s cub image of the two nestled together against her belly. Right behind though is Chris Taylor’s African Fly Catcher, such a beautiful bird. Seeing all of these images makes me want to get out and shoot again!

Sean, This weeks update is exciting in the world of leopards. It’s great to see the young leopards thriving and we can’t wait to hear more about them as they head out on their own! Our favorite image is the Birmingham cub at Plaque Rock!

The African Paradise Flycatcher by Chris wins it for me this week. The panoramic view with the lions on the boulder is another stand out amongst a great group of photos. Thanks for the post!

A wonderful collection of images this week, Sean. It’s fun to see all the young leopards growing and a shot of Makomsava is really special. Her mother was a favorite of mine and I remember seeing them together in ‘17.

These pictures are all gorgeous and meaningful this week, it too hard to pick up one… the cub rolling over is irresistible though, a heart winner. The Ximungwe Young Male is fantastic, born to be a king. The bitter look of the Tsalala female at the endless marauding hyenas… the male lion the remaining Ntsevu pride gathering together like the last refugees, especiallythe one on the last remaining cub. The giraffe, hyppo, the flycatcher, they are all great. Bravo both you and the posers

Lovely pictures
Thanks!

Sean there is a variety of foto’s this week once again and it is hard to choose a favorite. But I think in the end the two little leopard cubs lying by my there mother is my favorite for this week. Beautiful foto of the paradise flycather.

All the photos were great this week – but the one that stood out for it’s fabulous lighting and wonderful composition was the one of the Tsalala Female looking back from her Marula tree perch.

My favourite shots this week (again so hard to choose) were the African Paradise Flycatcher and the Makomsava female descending the Marula tree. Also love seeing mum with her cubs!

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Lovely pics this week of the lions and leopards – those cubs are super cute! My vote goes to the beautiful pic of the African Paradise Flycatcher. That is SUCH a beautiful pic!! Just stunning!

Love the Tsalala female shot…..beautiful composition! So glad she continues to survive on her own!
A sentimental favorite! ❣️

TWIP is really great with the pictures of the lions at Plaque Rock. Thanks Sean.

(I am way behind on reading these posts!). Lovely photos…..and always fabulous to see tiny leopard cubbies!! Thank you!

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