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Over the recent few weeks, I found myself drawn onto the enigmatic trail of the Sunsetbend Lineage’s resident leopard, the elusive Plaque Rock Female. Recent events have thrust her into …
In today’s Virtual Safari, our journey takes us to the Nhlanguleni Female’s den after having heard the reports that she was there and with one cub. As we approach the …
From the Boardroom to the Bushveld: Welcome to The Week in Pictures from Londolozi’s Managing Director, Chris Kane-Berman. As the saying goes, ‘Once a Ranger, always a Ranger’… Throughout my …
It’s been a very cat-centric week here at Londolozi with a male cheetah that has been hanging around definitely stealing the show. We found the stunning animal resting atop a …
After not having seen the Xinzele Young Female since she was a cub, we set off into the northern parts of the reserve to try and see her after her …
We have some incredibly exciting news, the Ndzanzeni Female has a new litter of cubs. She was found not too long ago with clear suckle marks and a prominent milk …
Another week has come and gone at Londolozi. With winter around the corner, it was rather unusual to get nearly 40 ml of rain over the past week. Although 40 …
Crossing into the northern parts of the reserve, Marthly, is always exciting; it is a large piece of land with a low density of roads. There is something mystical about …
Tracking is in our DNA at Londolozi. Join us as we throwback to a morning where we put our tracking skills to the test as we find tracks of both …
This week we enjoy some great viewing all-round. Without a doubt, we are spoilt with a number of amazing predator sightings and amongst them, we have a few phenomenal sightings …
When one thinks of a cat, one immediately assumes that it should be afraid of water, aversion to water is one of the most well-known characteristics of household cats. However, …
I know most of the stories that we write about start with, “we came a round a corner and then bang there was a Leopard” but this is not how …
Over the past couple of months, the Ximungwe Duo has made up a significant portion of the leopard viewing at Londolozi. This Ximungwe Young Male was born in March of …
Sometimes, for me, it is impossible not to laugh at certain animals. Whether it is a monkey swinging from branch to branch or them wrestling and tumbling outside my room …
Within this week’s Virtual Safari we enjoy another incredible sighting of the Nhlanguleni Female and one of her cubs. For the entire time we were there we only ever saw …
