My First Pangolin

Mike Sutherland October 9, 2013 13

As time passes us by and we learn about the world, we research her beauty and her vastness, we begin to understand her complexity and beauty and how there are …

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The Week in Pictures #98

James Tyrrell October 4, 2013 14

As the weather heats up but the real rains have yet to begin, the elephants have continued to flock to the Sand River. Animals are retreating to the shade sooner …

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What to expect on safari

Kate Neill September 26, 2013 5

‘The gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing knowledge.’ – Albert Einstein No two days are the same on safari and every experience is tailor-made …

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Cheetah on the Backfoot. Again…

James Tyrrell September 25, 2013 13

This is starting to read like a post on repeat. Cheetah hunts antelope. Cheetah catches antelope. Cheetah starts to feed but lion/leopard/hyena robs it of it’s hard-earned meal. It happened …

Wildlife

Tsalala Pride Hunting Wildebeest

James Tyrrell September 23, 2013 8

Certain rangers are known for their affinity for certain animals. Mike Miller was a lion man, through and through. Mike worked as a ranger at Londolozi from 2009 to 2011, …

Wildlife

The Week in Pictures #96

James Tyrrell September 20, 2013 15

As a ranger, every now and then you will hit a so-called “Purple Patch”. Amazing sightings seem to be on pause until the moment you get there, and then the …

Wildlife

The Jaguars We Track

Adam Bannister September 14, 2013 11

The last four tracker orientated blog posts have mentioned much about what the South African trackers are doing to help Projeto Onçafari in Brazil. They are roughly half way through …

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The Week in Pictures #95

James Tyrrell September 13, 2013 15

Photographically I’ve been having a ‘mare recently. ie. Nightmare. Still shaking off the cobwebs from being on leave, I got the vehicle stuck just behind a nice reed curtain while …

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New Tsalala Cubs

James Tyrrell September 12, 2013 12

Again we find ourselves asking; what is going on with the Tsalala Pride? A few weeks ago, Tom Imrie followed the tailed lioness from the pride to Doc’s Crossing in …

Wildlife

The Curse of Nyamakunze

James Tyrrell August 27, 2013 8

Survival of the fittest. The Darwinian theory of evolution of species by means of natural selection is not as simple as some people believe. Well, it is quite simple actually, …

Wildlife

The Week in Pictures #92

James Tyrrell August 23, 2013 11

The Mhangeni pride has been spending quite a lot of time in the Sand River to the west of Camp. Access has not always been easy but we have had …

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The Pink Pouch

James Tyrrell August 22, 2013 23

I arrived at Londolozi in late 2010, clueless and slightly apprehensive about the next few months of training to become a ranger. Hanging out in the Ranger’s Room after morning …

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More of Londolozi’s New Favourite Pride

James Tyrrell August 21, 2013 17

Munghen, Mangene, Mangeni… I have seen all these versions of the name of the newly named pride of four lionesses previously known as the Tsalala Breakaway Pride. Anyone who knows …

Wildlife

Tracking Jaguar in South America

Adam Bannister August 17, 2013 7

Big cat conservation often requires out-of-the-box thinking. Passion, dedication, drive and creativity are just some of the qualities required in an effective conservation project. Another crucial aspect is that of …

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The Week in Pictures #91

James Tyrrell August 16, 2013 22

This week was all about lions. The Munghen Pride in particular featured prominently, as the recent discovery of 4 extra cubs has bumped their total number of youngsters up to …

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