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The last week has been full of excitement, a tremendous amount of rain has fallen and the ground is saturated. This led to an interesting sighting starting off right in …
A wonderful week where leopards steal the limelight and feature heavily in a myriad of different settings, fallen marulas, termite mounds, silhouetted by a magnificent sunset, launching into a tree …
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This week has seen various creatures fall into the viewfinder, with a gorgeous bokeh of green dominating the images. Leopards and lions take charge of the predator space, with the …
In this week’s particularly predator-dense selection of photographic highlights, we cannot help but start off with the exciting news of us finally finding one of the Ntsevu Female’s dens. It …
It doesn’t get much better than following a hunch and after an 11-day-long search, finally finding a lion’s den. After the arrival of the Ndzhenga Males, the majority of the …
Intrigued by the prowess and stature of lions, there is something special about spending a lot of time with them. More often than not lions will be resting during the …
Filled with mixed emotions during this Virtual Safari, we set out on a cold misty morning hoping to find the Mashaba Female and hopefully get a view of her cubs. …
Our Virtual Safari this week coincidentally finds itself centred around an iconic place on Londolozi, Plaque Rock. We begin with a lucky find of the Ntsevu mothers and the last …
As we see some of the last of the cold misty mornings, the daytime temperatures are on the rise providing us with spectacular clear blue skies. This week we see …
While out on game drive at the moment, it is difficult to not find yourself in a photographic setting where you can capture some magic. The weather, winter colours, and …
Towards the end of 2014, the Birmingham Coalition of 5 male lions first came into Londolozi. Although it was a brief visit, they were chased off by the then dominant …
In another week of predator heaven, we enjoy numerous sightings of a number of different lions as well as a whole host of different leopards, all perfectly interspersed with other …
In this week’s virtual Safari we spend the evening with the two Ntsevu Mothers and are delighted to say that all four cubs have been reunited. We are unsure as …
