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In today’s Virtual Safari, our journey begins with the reports of a pack of wild dogs with pups on the northern boundary. Wild dogs, renowned for their captivating and entertaining …
As many of you may have seen in our recent stories, the wild dogs are denning on Londolozi again this year! For those of you who did see it, you …
Having a pack of wild dogs den on Londolozi last year was a bitter-sweet pill to swallow. Wild dogs are phenomenal predators and to just merely have them on the …
All the wild dog pups are well. So many people have written in to enquire about how they’re doing that we’ll try and update everyone as often as possible, and …
Being an African Wild Dog out here is not easy. It is a constant battle against hyenas for food, and avoiding lions is an absolute necessity for survival. According to …
If only every guest that comes through Londolozi could have the privilege of watching African Wild Dogs (AKA painted wolves) roaming their natural habitat. Unfortunately, they are the rarest large …
I arrived at Londolozi during December of 2010, and a lot of the Wild Dog discussions still revolved around the incredible viewing that had been enjoyed during the preceding winter. …
Every year as winter slowly rolls in, everyone gets excited for something that the change in season brings about. For some it’s the change in temperature as we move from …
Being my favourite animal, if there is any chance of wild dogs being found on the reserve, I am often the first to be out looking for them. However, I …
Another week has gone by and what an enthralling week it has turned out to be. The continued presence of the Matimba males on Londolozi has led to much debate …
Most of you would have already seen photographs and read about our existing wild dog den site along our western boundary. This den site has been one of the most productive …
