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Initially starting off as an exceptionally nervous cub that took us a while to find, viewing of the Ximungwe female’s latest addition was never easy. However, through persistence in attempting …
“An understanding of the natural world and what’s in it is a source of not only a great curiosity but great fulfillment.” Sir David Attenborough This quote felt close to …
I’m a strong believer in providing the mind enough solace in order for it to operate at its most efficient and effective. Luckily for us here at Londolozi, there are …
This week we find ourselves bumping into two honey badgers, which initially started off as a fleeting glimpse, but through persistence, we managed to stick with them until one settled …
Once again this week we are spoilt with an array of winter varieties provided by the magnificent Londolozi bushveld. We had some amazing sightings of the Ximungwe Female and her …
When Bob Dylan wrote his famous song The Times They Are A-Changing, I doubt he had lions in mind. Nevertheless, those lyrics certainly apply to the lions of Londolozi and none …
In this week’s virtual game drives, we find ourselves in three sightings of some spectacular sightings with the Mhangeni Pride, the Picadilly Female, and the Plaque Rock Female. Starting off …
This week, leopards and elephants have stolen the limelight, with numerous different individuals being seen over the course of the week. Lions however have been slightly more scarce and actually …
In the animal kingdom, speed is everything and can mean the difference between life and death. Whether it be predators using their speed to overtake and overpower their prey, or …
This week we spend a magical morning with the wild dogs shortly after having moved to a new den. Thankfully Greg was able to follow the pack as they moved …
I hope it never gets old saying this, but once again, another week of photographic splendour was had. And on that note, let’s get right into it… The Plains Camp …
An amazing week has been had by all that is Londolozi. Celebrating an iconic Nelson Mandela and all he stood for and did for the country and the world yesterday. …
After an exciting week that presented a number of different lions, scattered all across the reserve, the Birmingham Males are found with the Ntsevu sub-adults, in the far southwestern parts …
