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Nsuku 2:3 Male

Nsuku 2:3 Male

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Ximungwe 5:3 Female

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Ntomi 3:3 Male

Ntomi 3:3 Male

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Plaque Rock 3:3 Female

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Xinkhova 2:2 Female

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Mashaba 3:3 Female

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Patrick Grealy

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Patrick was born and raised in Johannesburg and from a young age dreamt about living in the bush. He grew up going on family holidays to Madikwe in the North West where his passion grew. After high school Patrick went to the Eastern ...

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Awesome to see the Mashaba Female! Sad that you all don’t see her as frequently, but her lineage is no doubt set with two daughters, a grandson, and three granddaughters all seen on Londolozi!

It makes it very difficult to choose, so I’ll rather say, they are all beautiful and special.

While I do enjoy pictures of the “bigs,” I so savor photos of the littles. So, the land snail is my favorite this week.

Senior Digital Ranger

Another amazing week in photos. Im not sure which is my favorite. The lion cubs are just beautiful and the leopards are wonderful as usual. The elephant eye closeup also interesting. Thanks for sharing

Senior Digital Ranger

So hard to choose they are all wonderful pictures.

I love the silhouette of the Mashaba female in the marula tree. Glad to see she’s still around, even if seldom seen.

Master Tracker

Super photos, though a cuteness warning was appropriate in this case

Great to see some photos of the Mashaba female again.
I love all the photos. The one with the big elephant bull against the open field is one of my favorites.
However, the lion cubs are just sooo cute!

Patrick, my favorite this week is the eye of the elephant. Just a great shot.

Really great to see Mashaba again…..and Plaque Rock too! Saw both of them in 2019. And it is charming that Ntomi is still occasionally hanging out with his mama…..we all know now special those young males are as they slowly but surely grow up and away from their mamas.

My fav of the week is the first photo of the Mashaba female shown in landscape format, black and white. Her silhouette against the darkened sky is iconic. Seeing her brings back many memories…

The lone lion cub is my winner this week…too precious.

Thanks for the Mashaba update. We haven’t heard much from her recently,

My favorite leopardess the Mashaba female, so good to see her again. She is my She is coming of age now, but she is still is the most popular leopardess. All the other leopards are stunning and the lion images are beautiful, especially the cubs.

So many wonderful images and amazing variety. Impossible to choose a favorite, or even a few favorites Patrick! One odd question, what is the scale of the giant land snail?

Patrick, you’ve posted a great collection of images this week and whilst I was tempted to favor the last lion cub capture, ultimately I chose Xinkhova’s leap from one branch to another. Bravo!!

Great pictures. I have heard posts of a death of a lioness. Any details in to that?. Is it a Nstevu or any other lioness. Also, any update on Tsalala lioness?

Lions cubs are a top view and experience! But my favourite is “the Mashaba female and the Marula tree”… they are both old and still reign over their world. I love both and hope for them to have a long healthy life.

I love all the photos this week but particularly the first one in black and white. Thank you for a great week in pictures!

Fantastic pictures – my goodness those lion cubs are precious. Great to also see Ximungwe female – haven’t seen her in the blog lately.

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