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Having recently undergone a period of hearing loss due to a blown-out eardrum – a long (and disappointingly boring) story that I’ll save for another time – I got to …
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Hearing over the radio from Alfie that he had found a Ndzhenga Male and two Ntsevu lionesses feeding on a wildebeest carcass. We get ourselves across there in anticipation of …
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For all of you that have followed this Mighty Marula Tree Series, it has been such fun taking a deep dive into a magnificent tree that can be so easy …
With a new discovery of some tiny lion cubs, we take a chance and hope that we get to see them. Upon arriving at the den, we find two other …
This week’s recap shows the juxtaposition we find the reserve in at the moment. The water table is still as high as it can be, the seep lines continue to …
In this week’s magnificent spectacle, the collective managed to capture some sensational imagery. Firstly, we could put it down to the variety of sightings that one is able to see …
It’s been an action-packed week with sightings of a myriad of different species in equally varied scenarios. The water table is still as high as it can be, the seep …
The greatest part about having so many lion cubs on the property is the abundance of adorable content that we are able to capture and share with everyone. In my …
In an eventful photographic week, we have seen some spectacular sightings with magnificent colours seeping through. The bushveld is still in immaculate condition and the abundance of life is evidence …
There is this ideology about the bush that highlights the importance of ‘being in the right place at the right time’. It is a matter of seconds before things can …
It has been quite some time since we have put out any updates on the Tsalala Female. So I thought I’d give a brief update on her, having seen her …
While out on a morning game drive we received a radio call from Kelsey informing us that she had found a number of lions in the southwestern grasslands after a …
