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Three Rivers 2:2 Female

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Jacana 2:2 Female

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Xinkhova 2:2 Female

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Nkoveni 2:2 Female

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Kelsey Clark

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Kelsey has many fond memories of family bush and camping trips across South Africa when she was growing up and for her, this sparked a growing love for the wilderness and opportunities to seek new adventures. Although she studied BComm Financial Management and ...

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All the pictures are amazing! I have 2 that i like: The warthog piglets, and the young waterbuck. Thank you for sharing these.

Hi Kelsey, what a funny selection of pictures! The crocodile and the stork… the wallowing hippo and the piglets that bring much fun and cuteness. The Three Rivers young female, I’m lost. She’s too sweet even when her look is hungry. She’s a mixture between her father (in spite of his dominant position he looks soft!) and her lovely mum. Leopardesses are fantastic, Nkoveni of course is a top beauty, also her daughter Xinkova, the Ngungwe female and in particular the Jacana female, she’s so elegant and slender, athletic, a lovely head and face. The bushbuck baby is just adorable! The Ndzenga male is stunning. The last picture hit me in particular, but the bushbuck and the softie Three Rivers young female are awww – pictures… Giraffe are always special animals, like elephants they are relaxing and have long eyelashes.

Gorgeous photos, Kelsey! As you know, I love the leopards, however, I think the young waterbuck and the stork with the crocodile are my favorites this week.

Lovely TWIP Kelsey. My favourite this week has to be the Jacana female posing so beautifully in the tree. It’s also lovely to see her in daylight, having seen her at night with you in November.

Kelsey, great pictures this week. The black stork and the crocodile is an interesting picture and has to be my favorite for this week.

Love me some pigs! Great memory of six warthogs exploding out of an abandoned termite mound. And the only time I saw a slender mongoose (2022) was when the young Three Rivers male was flipping a dead one up and down in a ?playful? manner. Finally, the black stork/crocodile photo is primo.

Dear Kelsey, what an amazing unbelievable shot of the Three Rivers young female-wow.Happy, that you share such a shot-for those who are not able to be at londo at the moment.

Master Tracker

Lovely photos (I would expect nothing less)

The Three Rivers Young Female is a special stand out photo

Hi Kelsey. Loved this week’s TWIP blog you put out (we’re biased!). I look forward to sharing my photos (once post-processed) of many of these exact same citings that we were privileged enough to witness with you and Rich. The Three Rivers cub and the martial eagle with mongoose are my favorites! Regards, the Douglas family

Hi Kelsey, your photo of the Three Rivers young female leopard is my favorite for today. Secondly would be the young bush buck. That is my favorite antelope. Off course Nkoveni and her male cub is special and she is an incredible mother. I wonder Kelsey is Nkoveni’s mother still around. That would be the Mashaba female, I know she is of age. Beautiful photos this week Kelsey. Oh yes not forgetting the fist pump from Ranger Patrick, awesome.

Thanks , Kelsey for this wonderful collection of photos.
I love them all. I like the portrait of the young waterbuck especially. It looks so nice and fluffy.
And the crocodile together with the stork is really great. Amazing that the stork dares to get that close to a crocodile. Do crocodiles sometimes catch waterbirds?
The Kudus on the termite mound make such a pretty group. And I love all the photos of the cats. Nice to follow the young ones like the young Three rivers female a.s.o. through their lives.

You’ve included so many fantastic photos this week Kelsey, so difficult to choose any favorites. I loved seeing the three little pigs in addition to the juxtaposition of the croc and the stork-great capture. There’s also something special about seeing your fellow guide so pumped about his position next to the Ndhzenga male during his roar! All the leopard images are stunning but especially the Three Rivers female cub gazing up into the tree. She is a lovely combination of her parents. Kudos on the Martial Eagle portrait as well as the young waterbuck.

wow that is a brave stork!! those little piglets sure are adorable 🙂

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