Discovering the Ximungwe Females New Den – Part 2
For weeks, the anticipation has been building. More precisely since the day we watched the Ximungwe Female disappear into a cluster of boulders to give birth on the 25 October. …
For weeks, the anticipation has been building. More precisely since the day we watched the Ximungwe Female disappear into a cluster of boulders to give birth on the 25 October. …
Occasionally at Londolozi, we witness the larger herbivores succumbing to injury or old age, inevitably becoming a source of nourishment for a wide variety of scavengers and predators. In one …
During this time of year, Rangers rarely find themselves with free afternoons due to the high occupancy rates in the winter months at Londolozi. Ironically though, when we Rangers do …
Life, and an abundance of it! After another downpour of rain, the animals, both big and small, have been thriving on the reserve. From the young wildebeest calves and impala …
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 …
We’re sitting on the ground around a small, slow burning fire. The embers are dim, golden orange in colour. The night is dark. Lit up around us are the faces …
We’re closing in on what will probably be 6000 photographs on The Week in Pictures. Ok I’m not going to go back and count them all, but given that we …
A slightly overdue second instalment of our MD photo highlights series, but better late than never. Our last photo feature from Managing Director Chris Kane-Berman was a mix-and-match of various …