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Senegal Bush 3:3 Male

Senegal Bush 3:3 Male

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Maxim's 5:3 Male

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Xinzele 4:4 Female

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Stone Drift 3:2 Female

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Thumbela 4:3 Female

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Robert Ball

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Robbie developed a passion for the African bush from many visits to his family’s small holding in a greater conservancy just outside Johannesburg. Living in the big city his whole life, he always found refuge in the outdoors and has grown to appreciate ...

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Senior Digital Ranger

pictures of the lion cubs are my favorite.

Robert, great pictures this week. My favorite is the spotted eagle-owl at night. Wonderful picture.

The lion cubs in the afternoon light is pretty great and off norm for me the little kingfisher just struck me this week. Always wonderful 🙂

Glad to see the Tsalala female, especially well fed. Her pic standing on the Marula tree is my favourite this week.

Senior Digital Ranger

Great week in photos (as usual). The stone drift female in the tree is my favorite for this week although the cheetah is a close second!

Another collection of classics. The standout for me is the backlit Talamati young male. I think if you open up the dictionary to “lion,” it should have that picture in it!

Wonderful photos, Robbie!

Hi Robert this week is no exception to the previous outstanding images on TWIP. I loved the Spotted eagle owl, which I will say is my favorite for this week. So glad to see the Tsalala female is well and I really do hope she can get a mate. Ntsevu cubs are gorgeous. The Ndzhenga male lion is a stunning lion.

Robbie, such a wonderful TWIP, with so many amazing images. Choosing one is always difficult, but I really appreciated the opening photo of the zebras and impalas at the water hole. The reflection is beautiful. Second choice goes to the Tsalala female, perched on the Marula tree branch.

Robbie, Thanks for a great set of images! We love that Tsalala is still doing so well on her own! The Leopard shots are awesome! Our favorite shot though, is the scene with zebras and impalas – the reflection is so cool!

Another stunner of a TWIP Robert!! I’ll always choose the cheetah, but so many other great ones, including the dazzle of zebra!! Bravo!!

The Cheetah is glorious! The eye colour is so rich, and the photo shows the power and majesty of this beautiful animal!

A very beautiful photo of Dzwihala Talamati. Thank you ❤️🦁❤️🦁❤️🦁❤️

Love the zebra trio!

A wonderful series of photos this week! Hard to bypass all of the spotty kitties this time, but the young Talamati male takes the prize this week. I have such a soft spot for him….hoping that he continues to do well.

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