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In our previous discussion, we delved into the intricate world of adult wild dog feeding habits, revealing how these remarkable hunters live on an energetic knife edge. The balance between …
In today’s virtual safari, we embark on yet another exhilarating game drive with the wild dogs and their humourous pups! After a brief interaction with a dazzle of zebras, they …
Having the wild dogs and their pups on the property has been nothing short of amazing. A few days after the initial sighting of them on the northern boundary, we …
Following on from part 1 of this blog, we discussed a brief history of the Othawa Pack. Now let us go back to that particular morning not so long ago. …
There are few more exciting sightings at Londolozi than when a pack of wild dogs crosses into our reserve. The sheer excitement of any ranger finding them is hard to …
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 …
Far beyond their usual territory, a pack of wild dogs is on the move, racing northwards with an urgency that piques our curiosity. Normally comprising around twenty spirited individuals, it …
Wild dogs are one of those incredible animals that bring about so much excitement amongst all the rangers and trackers. When they are on the property which varies in its …
After being fortunate enough to view the wildlife of Londolozi and the Sabi Sands for a few years now, one starts to question the status quo of what we thought …
Spending time with wild dogs is always an entertaining and exhilarating experience. In this week’s virtual safari, we begin by sitting with a pack of wild dogs near the airstrip …
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 …
The morning was cloudy, the air was still but there was an exciting buzz in the air when ranger, Patrick Grealy, called in on the radio “Stations, we have found …
It’s that time of the year again! As Autumn approaches fast it’s hard not to wonder and dream that a pack of Wild dogs will den on Londolozi again. It’s …
Training rangers It was a cool, overcast afternoon here at Londolozi when a few of us rangers headed out into the field with the newest group of trainee rangers. Gloomy …
