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Black and white wildlife photography possesses an irresistible allure, captivating the hearts and minds of enthusiasts and casual observers alike. Its visual appeal lies in its ability to distil the …
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The 600th TWIP video was posted a couple of weeks ago and after rewatching it numerous times I was left in awe at the quality of photographs coming out of …
I recently had a day off in-between two sets of guests. As alumni guide Dean describes in a previous blog, these days do not come around so often (especially as …
Over the past week, the legendary Londolozi bushveld has truly lived up to its well-deserved reputation. As we embrace the depths of winter, the crisp mornings greet us with a …
In the intricate tapestry of the natural world, wild animals roam free, each with their own unique behaviours and social structures. With us sharing this incredible piece of wilderness and …
Throughout the remarkable journey of life on Earth, evolution has sculpted countless marvels, each bearing the signature of its own unique path. Among these wondrous creations, mammals stand as one …
The weekly TWIPs present a journal celebrating the diversity of life and beauty surrounding us here in the heart of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. As we reflect on the …
Birds have a wide range of sensory adaptations that enable them to survive and thrive in the diverse landscape of Londolozi. While their sense of smell may not be as …
Following on from Londolozi’s incredible TWIP #600 milestone last week, has me overwhelmed with all kinds of feelings of gratitude, respect, pride and inspiration for being part of the contributing …
Animals possess an astonishing array of adaptations that enable them to thrive in their respective environments. One such feature that is widely observed across the animal kingdom is the presence …
It’s been a while since our last instalment of the camera trap chronicles. This edition was inspired by a search for the Ximungwe Female. Recently, for the last six weeks …
May in the bush or Lowveld is usually the time of transition. Everything starts to transform from its summer forms into its winter ones. Whether it is the towering cumulus …
And here we are. 599 weeks in pictures down the line. I can recall following the Londolozi’s TWIP series back in 2014 which would have been somewhere around TWIP #120. …
Having recently just finished Peter Wohlleben’s book, The Hidden Life of Trees, I’ve found myself exploring the reserve with a renewed respect and intrigue for the trees and surrounding networks …
For me, there’s no better way to start any day than heading out on a morning game drive before sunrise at Londolozi. Now just picture this, for some this may …
