The Week In Pictures #616
And just like that September 2023 has come and gone. The first month of spring is behind us and life at Londolozi begins to flourish. The past few weeks have …
And just like that September 2023 has come and gone. The first month of spring is behind us and life at Londolozi begins to flourish. The past few weeks have …
Lately, the Ntsevu Sub Adults, or, more aptly, the Ntsevu Males, have gained recognition and a lot of attention from us for their impressive buffalo hunting prowess. Following their relatively …
Spending an afternoon with lions on the Londolozi airstrip bathed in golden afternoon light, it couldn’t get more picture perfect than that. During this Virtual Safari, we were treated to …
Today, Friday 22nd September is World Rhino Day! And in celebration of these magnificent creatures we just want to shed some light on the incredible people putting their lives on …
On a crisp early morning, we were excited by and drawn in by the sound of lions feasting on a carcass, leading us to an extraordinary encounter with the Ntsevu …
In today’s Virtual Safari, our journey takes us to the Nhlanguleni Female’s den after having heard the reports that she was there and with one cub. As we approach the …
From the Boardroom to the Bushveld: Welcome to The Week in Pictures from Londolozi’s Managing Director, Chris Kane-Berman. As the saying goes, ‘Once a Ranger, always a Ranger’… Throughout my …
In the realm of photography, there are so many factors that one needs to be aware of in order to capture great crisp and vibrant images. I previously wrote a …
As you may have noticed, Londolozi seems to be going through a phenomenal patch of sightings. I was fortunate enough to be hosting guests through a series of six particularly …
In today’s Virtual Safari, our journey begins with the reports of a pack of wild dogs with pups on the northern boundary. Wild dogs, renowned for their captivating and entertaining …
As we step into another exciting week behind the camera, there’s an abundance of thrilling moments to share with all of you. To be honest, it’s a bit overwhelming to …
The secretary bird is a large bird of prey that is native to sub-Saharan Africa. It’s known for its unique appearance, characterised by its long legs, a distinctive crest of …
“Habituation” – with regards to animals, habituation is a form of non-associative learning in which an animal’s innate response to a stimulus decreases after repeated or prolonged presentations of that …
Today, on our virtual safari, we’re embarking on something unique. We’re going to seize the opportunity to explore the extraordinary showdown between the Three Rivers Female and Nkoveni Female. Our …
In this week’s TWIP, and in the process of going through my latest camera roll, I found myself marvelling at the process of animal habituation and deep gratitude for the …