The Week in Pictures #604
Another week has come and gone at Londolozi and winter has really started showing its teeth as we have hit a new yearly low of 5.2 degrees Celsius. The cold …
Another week has come and gone at Londolozi and winter has really started showing its teeth as we have hit a new yearly low of 5.2 degrees Celsius. The cold …
The Ntsevu Lionesses’ stories have been told by many rangers in the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve for many years. It is said that they are possibly some of the biggest …
Over the past week, the legendary Londolozi bushveld has truly lived up to its well-deserved reputation. As we embrace the depths of winter, the crisp mornings greet us with a …
We often talk about the constant ebb and flow of the natural world and in particular, the dynamics of both the fauna and flora here at Londolozi. Over the last …
Join us on an exhilarating afternoon game drive as we follow the Ntsevu Breakaway Pride as they trail the large herd of buffalo hoping to snag themselves a hefty meal. …
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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …
One leopard we have not seen for quite some time now is the Inyathini Male. In years past, he was a regular presence across Londolozi and was territorial over almost …
After not having seen the Xinzele Young Female since she was a cub, we set off into the northern parts of the reserve to try and see her after her …
May in the bush or Lowveld is usually the time of transition. Everything starts to transform from its summer forms into its winter ones. Whether it is the towering cumulus …
And here we are. 599 weeks in pictures down the line. I can recall following the Londolozi’s TWIP series back in 2014 which would have been somewhere around TWIP #120. …