Starry Nights and Fireside Stories: The Magic of Londolozi After Dark

Megan Kane-Berman October 14, 2023 10

As a night owl, Londolozi after dark is undeniably one of my favourite times. The magic of Londolozi doesn’t fade when the sun sets; it takes on a whole new …

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The Nocturnal Series Part IV – Genets

Patrick Grealy August 12, 2023 13

As we come to the end of my nocturnal series, one elusive creature stands out for me, the genet. Often seen around camp and while on a drive, these incredible …

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The Nocturnal Series III – Porcupine

Patrick Grealy July 12, 2023 8

Next up in the Nocturnal Series is another elusive, yet highly effective rodent, The Cape Porcupine. The largest rodent in Southern Africa is a very sought-after animal for many of …

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The Nocturnal Series Part I – Aardvark

Patrick Grealy May 23, 2023 8

Seeming as though my recent blog series on marula trees went down well, I thought of doing another series on the nocturnal going-ons at Londolozi over the next little while. …

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The Art of Sleeping in the Wild

Kelsey Clark October 3, 2022 32

Each new dawn on safari is met with rangers, trackers, and guests eager to start exploring and piecing together what events unfolded through the night. While we are sleeping, most …

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Scrub Hares and Leverets- The Who’s and What’s

Kelsey Clark June 15, 2022 18

After a thrilling afternoon immersing yourself in the pursuit of finding one of the Big Five, you might find that you start to wind down by the evening and reflect …

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Honey Badger In A Hole

Jess Shillaw November 24, 2021 15

Stopping in the early hours of the morning is vital, whether it’s for an impala or just to view the sunrise. Stopping can help you as a guide or a …

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Londolozi’s Nightlife: Part 1

Rob Jeffery February 7, 2018 16

Picture yourself watching a sunset- the warmth of the last sun’s rays on your skin, the cold of the first gin and tonic in your hand. One loses track of …

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If the Trees had Eyes: Camera Traps in the Field Part 2

Andrea Campbell June 6, 2015 21

There is something magic about the spontaneous, the unrehearsed. I think this is why I find such intrigue in the images caught by a camera trap. There is no composition, …

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