The Week in Pictures #550
Although the bushveld is still lush and waterholes full, the much colder temperatures and in fact one morning where the rangers reported frost to be on the ground in some …
Although the bushveld is still lush and waterholes full, the much colder temperatures and in fact one morning where the rangers reported frost to be on the ground in some …
Whether it is a coincidence or not, it is fascinating that World Giraffe Day falls on the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere and the winter solstice in the southern …
I know most of the stories that we write about start with, “we came a round a corner and then bang there was a Leopard” but this is not how …
Today is my first Father’s Day! I am probably not the one to be giving any parenting advice as I am just a beginner on this wild adventure… However, this …
With so much going on around Londolozi, we have been spoilt with photographic opportunities this week, which include a stunning moon rise with an enormous full moon. Winter temperatures have …
When discussing photography with our guests here at Londolozi I try my best to advise people that there’s a fine line between photographically capturing a moment out in the wild …
In this Week’s Window into our Wilderness, we spend a very entertaining morning with the Three Rivers Female and her Young Male near a waterhole. Rainy wet weather can often …
There is always something quite exciting while venturing into the southern parts of Londolozi. Typically because it is not a part of the reserve we manage to transverse often and …
Another week goes by with some incredible sightings of a variety of different animals, however, this week is still dominated by the large predators. We spend some time with the …
Everything in nature is connected. We often are so distracted by the bigger more obvious things that we don’t realise how often it is the smaller more insignificant things that …
With the peak of winter fast approaching, the mornings and evenings are starting to have a definite chill about them. Setting off from camp on mid-winter mornings, the standard procedure for …
As human beings, we are mainly active during the day and largely unaware of what’s happening around us in the animal kingdom at night. Most of the large predators’ activity …
Being surprised by the Ximungwe Duo as they popped into the road as we rounded a corner. We follow them for a while under the suspicion that the mother was …
The raising of cubs by any of the predators we see at Londolozi is never a small feat. In an incredibly predator-rich environment, there is a lot of competition between …
Over the past couple of months, the Ximungwe Duo has made up a significant portion of the leopard viewing at Londolozi. This Ximungwe Young Male was born in March of …