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Setting off from camp with the intention of finding the Tsalala Female, we are swiftly interrupted by a huge herd of elephants that have just spent some time drinking at …
Over the last few months we, and in particular me, have been spoilt with the sightings that we have had on Londolozi. We are going through such exciting times with …
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After a great festive season, we enjoy a great sighting of the Plaque Rock Female as she moves through some thicker vegetation on a partial territorial patrol. Having heard of …
After weeks of speculation as to whether or not they would ever come back to Londolozi, it has been confirmed that the female cheetah and her two sub-adults have made …
Fred and Cathleen Eldridge stayed with us last month and, after receiving only one or two of Fred’s pictures via Facebook, I knew that we needed more to share with …
It was a bitterly cold morning as we headed out at first light in search of the mother cheetah and her two cubs. We were extremely fortunate as we found …
An amazing week; some of it captured on film, some in photos, some not recorded at all, but all of it very special. This has honestly been one of the …
When Roddie Watson radioed in a few weeks ago that he had found a female cheetah with two cubs just north of the Sand River, nobody took him seriously. Maybe …
