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The Nhlanguleni Female’s journey through motherhood has been fraught with trials and tribulations. While we are well-acquainted with the hardships that leopard mothers face, it seems that the Nhlanguleni Female …
Leopard cubs are always high up on the list of most safari goers and for good reason. The adorable playful nature of seeing young cats interacting will leave anybody with …
Late in the afternoon, after driving almost every road in the Nhlanguleni Female’s territory, Ranger Matt Rochford called me on the radio saying that he had found her. This was …
Few words can accurately convey how I felt as a tiny leopard cub with its big blue eyes peered over a boulder towards us. It is a moment I have …
The competition amongst lions around a carcass always amazes me. One minute they are tearing each other’s heads off trying to get their fair share of the carcass, the next …
Following on from a recent blog by Barry, where he explores the harsh realities of raising cubs, this blog will shed some light on the next phase in this process- …
Following on from a previous blog I wrote about The Joys of Tracking – today I’m going to share with you a very exciting tracking experience that Joy and I …
The Nhlanguleni female is one individual who has been slipping under the radar over the last four months. She was in the spotlight early this year as she had a …
The leopard dynamics at Londolozi are in a constant state of flux and all of us in the guiding team keep a close eye on new developments. One particularly interesting …
As guides, much of what we attempt to do is capture the extraordinary so that you can live the Londolozi experience, through our lenses, wherever you may be in the world. …
A collection of memories, which I gathered over a 10 day visit, that will be with me for the rest of my days. This is a photo journal of my time …
