The Week in Pictures #602
The weekly TWIPs present a journal celebrating the diversity of life and beauty surrounding us here in the heart of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. As we reflect on the …
The weekly TWIPs present a journal celebrating the diversity of life and beauty surrounding us here in the heart of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. As we reflect on the …
Birds have a wide range of sensory adaptations that enable them to survive and thrive in the diverse landscape of Londolozi. While their sense of smell may not be as …
Wildlife photography is an art form that allows one to convey, or rather attempt to convey, one’s interpretation of the natural world around us. Most of the time the final …
Part II of this nocturnal series sees us focus on a family of birds that I truly find fascinating; the owls. They have a presence, unlike any other bird, striking …
When one thinks of a male lion the thought of an apex predator at the top of the food chain comes to mind but this isn’t always the case. Sure, …
After hearing lions calling all night we get out into the crisp fresh morning game drive to find a new male lion that has been making his name known on …
Following on from Londolozi’s incredible TWIP #600 milestone last week, has me overwhelmed with all kinds of feelings of gratitude, respect, pride and inspiration for being part of the contributing …
Animals possess an astonishing array of adaptations that enable them to thrive in their respective environments. One such feature that is widely observed across the animal kingdom is the presence …
When planning a safari in Africa for the first time, I would imagine that most people immediately dream of seeing the Big 5. The thought of birds and exploring the …
It’s been a while since our last instalment of the camera trap chronicles. This edition was inspired by a search for the Ximungwe Female. Recently, for the last six weeks …
For anyone who has seen a cheetah in the wild, you will understand how rare and exhilarating the experience is. That said, we have recently been incredibly fortunate to have …
Late one afternoon we find ourselves with the Senegal Bush Male as he roams the reaches of his territory, vocalising and scent marking, advertising that he is firmly in control …
Welcome to this celebration!!! With a span exceeding 11 and a half years, totalling 600 weeks, our commitment to bringing you the joy of a weekly online nature reunion through …
Running on inspiration from the book ‘Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers’ by Robert Sapolsky, I thought I would address a topic that is brought up by guests repeatedly. As we …
As one would expect, the nomadic Ntomi Male has been moving around a lot more in the last few weeks than he previously was. We set off in search of …