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Welcome to part two of the keeping cool in the warm summer heat series where Reptiles will be the focus. These somewhat feared and misunderstood creatures can be wonderful to observe and …
Having just got back from leave we hear about an incredible sighting of three Ntsevu Sub-adult Males bringing down a female buffalo all by themselves. A pretty impressive feat! We …
One week into the festive season, and let’s be honest this one doesn’t disappoint. There is a certain excitement in the air at Londolozi at the moment, whether it is …
Wild dogs are such incredible animals and ones that personally I hold quite close to my heart. Explaining why is difficult for me to put into words but a quote …
Part of the magic of living and working in the wild is the unexpected interactions between various animal species. After seeing vultures pouring out of the sky in the same …
Having recently shared with you the ‘Senses of Safari’, you might have read about the nostalgia associated with taste, smell, feel, sound and sight. There are certain sensations that trigger …
And just like that, we’re into the last month of 2022. Summer is in full swing, bringing with it dramatic afternoon skies, lush green vegetation, vibrant wild flowers and plenty …
We appear to have been super fortunate over the last few weeks as we have found a number of nests that we can observe as the eggs hatch and chicks …
Now fully into the swing of summer, we are seeing some of the life returning that is synonymous with this season. The most prevalent of these is the return of …
This week we see that the laws of the wild have no mercy as we go from one surprise to another. Starting off with a gorgeous sighing of the Nhlanguleni …
I am sitting on the deck at Varty Camp with my good friend Sello Hatang, CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, reflecting on the amazing potential of our country. We …
Can you believe that this is the last Week in Pictures of November? Before you know it we will be well into December and Christmas will be just around the …
The bush has developed its marvellous shades of green again as we firmly find ourselves in the summer. With the first rains, thunderstorms on the horizon, and waterholes brimming, the …
Nature most definitely is the ultimate tinkerer. She seems never to be satisfied by what is and seems to rather have made the decision to constantly try and upgrade the …
Cheryl is a frequent repeat guest that initially crafted her trips to Londolozi as a part of a six-day photographically orientated trip led by Londolozi alumni ranger Ryan Hilton. It …
