The Week in Pictures #120

James Tyrrell March 14, 2014 13

First things first. The mystery bird featured in last week’s post was a Sabota Lark. Now for this week. Rain. More of it. Thankfully almost all of the big rains we …

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Mhangeni Pride: Pushing East

James Tyrrell March 10, 2014 6

The Mhangeni pride continue to surprise us with where they rear their heads. This morning they were found well East of their core territory, right up against Sparta Pride territory. …

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The Week in Pictures #119

Mike Sutherland March 7, 2014 11

Wow, did it rain this week! We had pretty much a third of our annual rainfall over the course of two nights, and needless to say, conditions in the bush …

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Perspective in Photography

James Tyrrell March 6, 2014 6

Ideally when taking photographs in the bush, you simply want to capture the moment and tell the story, and any man-made structure or object in the frame can seriously detract …

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Revolutionising Education

Kate Neill March 5, 2014 0

Londolozi Life is integral to our philosophy of facilitating a deep engagement with nature and creating personal journeys of exploration. The Londolozi Life concept is unique, drawing inspiration from ancient …

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Are the Young Cheetahs Independent?

James Tyrrell March 4, 2014 6

For almost a year now we have been enjoying wonderful cheetah viewing on Londolozi. Although the female and her two offspring may disappear from time to time, they always pop …

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The Secret to Making Your Subject ‘Pop’

James Tyrrell February 27, 2014 4

Portrait shots, or simply photographs of individual animals in typical pose, are greatly enhanced when the subject matter ‘pops’. When it jumps out at you from the photograph. When your …

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Mhangeni Pride Territory: Where To Next?

James Tyrrell February 24, 2014 9

The Mhangeni pride continue to push the boundaries of their areas of operation. I hesitate to call it a territory yet, as they continue to surprise us with the places …

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Underexposing

James Tyrrell February 23, 2014 4

I found out far too late in the game that the first step in taking decent pictures of wildlife was to simply know my way around my own camera. What …

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A Leopard Update

Mike Sutherland February 11, 2014 36

It has been a while since we have had a review of all of the Leopards on the reserve. Who has been accounted for and who has been lost. Who …

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There is Love in Everything We Do

Rich Laburn February 10, 2014 3

Work is love made visible. The londolozi family is an assortment of generations and characters that are all dedicated to their work in making your experience the best it can …

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Mhangeni Pride vs Elephants

James Tyrrell January 27, 2014 19

Lions are always touted as the king of beasts. Not so. Despite the occasional rare event in which lions have been seen taking down elephants (usually isolated incidents involving extenuating …

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The Week in Pictures #113

James Tyrrell January 24, 2014 9

The Tsalala pride were constantly attended by the dark-maned Majingilane this week, while the rest of the males accepted his monopolisation of the females and moved off to solace with …

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Cheetahs Return?

James Tyrrell January 21, 2014 3

Well, sort of… A few days ago, while driving up near our North-East corner with this year’s current crop of trainee rangers, Mark Nisbet stopped the vehicle to look at …

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Tsalala Pride: Feeling the Squeeze

James Tyrrell January 20, 2014 12

The Tsalala pride has been featuring prominently of late. Basing themselves on the clearings on both sides of the Sand River, we have enjoyed some wonderful viewing of these lions …

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