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The Tsalala Ten

Adam Bannister August 9, 2011 7

The faces in my car were all smiles; the most satisfied and happy silence I have ever experienced. Everyone stared down between the rocks. We had all fallen in love…fallen …

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Lioness Kills Impala Next to Landrover

Rich Laburn August 8, 2011 15

The impala saw the lioness too late. Already in mid-stride, the tawny flash bore down on the helpless ewe and smothered it within seconds. Barely a moment after alarming in …

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A Klipspringer stands in the early morning sun against a Winter's sky by Rich Laburn

The Blues of the Bushveld

Adam Bannister August 5, 2011 3

Blue is probably the last colour you think of when you think of the bushveld; especially whilst in the throws of a dry winter! Here are a couple of photographs …

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Lion Warfare : Countdown to bloodshed

Adam Bannister August 4, 2011 19

The stage is now set for the “Battle of The Sands”. Potentially an epic clash that will see two Male Lion coalitions face off against each other is on the …

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Safari in Syd Afrika!

Rich Laburn August 1, 2011 1

Johanna Hagman visited Londolozi in January 2011 together with her family, including her grand parents and her cousins. This is an article she wrote for the WWF Panda Magazine in …

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Rare Black Rhino Spotted!

David Dampier July 28, 2011 13

One of the other rangers had seen tracks and dung of a black rhino a few days before so it had been on my mind that this was a possibility. …

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The maxabene female relaxes in Marula at night. She spent most of this week mating with the Dudley Riverbank 5:5 male although she was forced to compete with the Tamboti Female (daughter of the Sunset Bend Female) for his attention.

The Leopards of Londolozi # 2

David Dampier July 27, 2011 7 5

The Leopards of Londolozi continue to allow us into their intricate and elusive lives as displayed by this weeks selection of images. Camp Pan is still holding onto his territory …

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One of the older Tsalala Pride Cubs by Rob Jansen

The Tree Climbing Lions of Londolozi

Rich Laburn July 26, 2011 13

It is not common to witness lions climbing trees. Leopards are the most notorious tree climbers of all the big cats, however every so often lions will ‘break the rules’ …

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The Emasgwen 6:4 Male Leopard by Rich Laburn

The Emsagwen 6:4 Male Leopard

Rich Laburn July 25, 2011 1 9

There is a battle brewing in the northern parts of Londolozi. The Emsagwen 6:4 Male Leopard is starting to extend his boundaries westwards into Marthly reaching out into the heart …

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The Week in Pictures # 6

Talley Smith July 22, 2011 16

Great Tuskers are always a special sighting. Magnificent and established, these old bulls are a proud testament to strength, wisdom and peace in the bushveld. This last week saw such …

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Dudley 5:5 Male mating with the Maxabeni Female by Adam Bannister

A Leopard Threesome

Adam Bannister July 20, 2011 12

To see leopards mating in the wild is a very special event which only a handful of people ever get to see! To watch 3 leopards involved in this marathon …

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Maxabeni 2:2 Female Eating Impala Carcass by Byron Serrao

Patience is a Virtue

July 19, 2011 12

I recently had an American couple as guests. Very keen photographers, so they decided to take a private vehicle for their stay. We had a fantastic few days, with some …

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Tutlwa Female Leopard Lying in Tree by Rich Laburn

Tutlwa Female’s New Leopard Cub

Rich Laburn July 18, 2011 2 10

Last October the Tutlwa 4:3 female leopard gave birth to a single cub. Denned between large granite boulders in a thin tributary close to the Sand River, both cub and …

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The Week in Pictures # 5

Talley Smith July 15, 2011 13

The heart of winter has descended upon us, yet it seems as though spring is already here. With an assortment of cubs, pups and foals, one could be forgiven for …

Photography Wildlife

My friend Solly

Adam Bannister July 14, 2011 15

There is nothing more rewarding in the bush then tracking down ‘your own animal’. The thrill of chase…the ultimate hide and seek. Even if you don’t find the animal, the …

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