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Ximungwe 5:3 Female

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Senegal Bush 3:3 Male

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Great pic of the Senegal Bush Male snarling. I’m glad to see new life in Sabi with the new subs

The Talamatis are spending more time in Londolozi, I’d imagine their trying to avoid the two new Black Dam Males.

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great week in photos!!!

The black and white lioness, the three rivers female and the ndzenga male lion were my favourites. All gorgeous pics !

The black and white lioness took the cake for me this week. I’m so glad to see so many of the predators are thriving. The Ntsevu subadults have been lucky and are really starting to look impressive.

Ntsevu Female’s dens of five little lion cubs are so darn cute

Sean, Wow, what a spectacular set of images. It’s great to see the young Ntsevu Sub-adults doing so well. They look like they will be a formidable coalition soon! We enjoyed the great shots of all the leopards too, but our favorite image is of the White-Crested Helmetshrike – we added it to our favorites as we had not seen that species before – especially with chicks!

My pic of the week is the “The Ntsevu Sub-adults are doing a superb job of sneaking beneath the radar and buying their time.” A handsome trio.

Sorry Sean, too many fantastic images from which to choose a favorite this week, so I’m giving you two: Kirst’s perfectly captured wildebeest and their reflections at a waterhole and Kelsey’s Xinkhova with her kill, equally stunning! What a week you all experienced!!

Wonderful photos this week! Leopards, lions, cheetahs -oh my – and that beautiful White-Crested Helmetshrike! Wow!

The leopard , lion and cheetah populations at Londolozi are indeed thriving. How great!
Does one of the lionesses have all five cubs? Wow! They are so cute.
I especially love the photo of the nest full of Helmetshrike chicks. It looks like they are going to fall out of it at any time, the nest is so full.
All the photos are great, as usual.

Terrific TWIP Sean. While cheetah are always a favorite, the many photos of the young and emerging big cats take the cake this week for me!

Hi Sean, all these foto’s are stunning. My favorite is the lion cub and secondly the giraffe mother and calve. Loved all the leopard foto’s.

Sean, TWIP’s is stunning. It is very difficult to choose a favorite. The Lions, leopards, and the young male elephant are impressive. Forcing myself to choose it is the picture of the old water buffalo with the Oxpeckers of his face and head. A great combination of stoic presence and fanciful color hopping around. Great job this week.

A wonderful set of photos! No question that I am partial to the felines. What a bonanza this week! Especially the young Ntsevu males. They are gorgeous.

Loved so many of these, but will have to pick the three young Tsevu males with the beautiful manes! We watched them as young cubs a few years ago. We wish them much success in the future.

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Wow guys, the pics this week are exquisite! It’s hard to pick my fave! Such a variety of animals! Just beautiful.

How many Nstevu sub adults males are together. As far as I recall, there wete 5 males but how many are together now? Also, how many Nstevu daughters are together and where are they?

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What a great week at Londolozi!
Just gets better and better…
The lion cub video was just over the top!
May they have the strength of survival with them always!

Great angle on the young male elephant photo.

Great Photo’s. Happy to see the Talamatis as was wondering what happen to them after Dark Mane passed away.

Wow, more and more hard choices! My sister’s favourite is the buffalo. It’s very hard for me to choose but i agree with her, all big cats are superb, the lion cub is irresistible and the wildebeest picture is perhaps my favourite, really well done!

great shot of the young bull! and the baby giraffe is so sweet…always love seeing Ntomi male…so handsome!

Very Difficult just choosing one this week again. The White-Crested helmetshrike with chicks is something very unique and special to see. But the Buffalo with the oxpecker is a stunning photo!

Hi Sean. It’s been awhile. Glad you’re still doing well. How’s the Tsalala female doing?

Hi Patrick, I hope you are doing well. The Tsalala Female is doing well, we have not seen her that much of late but I last saw her about a week ago and she was in great shape.

That’s good to hear. Thank you. Do you think she’ll ever join a pride or have cubs? It seems that some male would find her when she’s in heat. It seems like it would be inevitable, even if it’s not one of the dominant ones.

It is unlikely that she will join another pride but not impossible. My feeling is that she will be alone, until she comes into heat and then will mate with the dominant males at the time, likely the Plains Camp Males. I am hoping that she will then raises these cubs successfully and boost the numbers in her pride.

That is a grand photo of the Ndzhenga male. Plus the cubs are priceless.

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