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Mashaba 3:3 Female

Mashaba 3:3 Female

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Ntomi 3:3 Male

Ntomi 3:3 Male

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Ximungwe 5:3 Female

Ximungwe 5:3 Female

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Senegal Bush 3:3 Male

Senegal Bush 3:3 Male

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Nkoveni 2:2 Female

Nkoveni 2:2 Female

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Stone Drift 3:2 Female

Stone Drift 3:2 Female

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Misava 4:3 Male

Misava 4:3 Male

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Plaque Rock 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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on The Mighty Marula Tree: Part III – Celebrating Animals and Marula Trees

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Zach Hadley
Explorer

I hope to visit this beautiful picture of nature some day. this app enlightens my mostly boring days In Kentucky. while I have a great life. this safari calls to me. so I will work harder and save more to visit. thank you Londolozi. thank you

Francesca Doria
Master Tracker

Hi Patrick, I am in awe at such wonders of nature. I can only imagine how you must feel close to such majestic trees and the beautiful animals portrayed in the pictures. I love all especially the tree at sunset and the huge male with one tusk. Such a huge tree and the Mashaba female share respectively a golden age… have you got any news on her? She was the first leopard i read about in Londolozi after the Mother Leopard and Manana. Trees are unbelievably taken got granted as they don’t move at our pace… I wonder if they are aware of us

Mary Beth Wheeler
Guest contributor

Fun series, Patrick! I especially enjoyed seeing all the different leopards highlighted and realized that I have more than a few images of leopards in Marulas my collection!

Bob and Lucie Fjeldstad
Guest contributor

Love the pictures Patrick!

Valmai Vorster
Master Tracker

Patrick you look at home there in that huge Marula tree. Such beautiful these trees that give diversity to so many animals and humans. Leopards love these trees to stash their carcass in and off course to rest. Bountiful trees and variety of animals makes Londolozi one of the best places to be.

Tony McCutcheon
Explorer

I really like Marula trees. They do look …odd, they look as much ‘dead’ as they do alive.

How would the Leopards cope without them? The Leopard and Marula go hand in hand and I can’t imagine one without the other.

William Paynter
Master Tracker

Patrick, great reminder of the role trees play in the life of Londolozi. The Marula tree especially! Thanks for the great pictures of the leopards , lions, and elephants. Oh the giraffe’s. and monkeys also.

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

In Londolozi, one of my favorite things to do is drive around looking into Marula trees to see if there’s a leopard resting on a branch. Thanks so much for including all the wonderful images!

Paul Canales
Master Tracker

Thanks for this post Patrick – so many wonderful images, and many of them beautiful reminders of the amazing value of the virtual safari experience!!

Christa Blessing
Master Tracker

Great photos. Patrick. And, yes trees are fascinating. I love them

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