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Setting off from camp with the intention of finding the Tsalala Female, we are swiftly interrupted by a huge herd of elephants that have just spent some time drinking at …
There are two new male lions starting to make a name for themselves on Londolozi, the Black Dam Males. After finding them calling and scent-marking in the morning near the …
Hearing over the radio from Alfie that he had found a Ndzhenga Male and two Ntsevu lionesses feeding on a wildebeest carcass. We get ourselves across there in anticipation of …
With a new discovery of some tiny lion cubs, we take a chance and hope that we get to see them. Upon arriving at the den, we find two other …
Spending time with wild dogs is always an entertaining and exhilarating experience. In this week’s virtual safari, we begin by sitting with a pack of wild dogs near the airstrip …
While out on a morning game drive we received a radio call from Kelsey informing us that she had found a number of lions in the southwestern grasslands after a …
In a world that is full of so many other distractions from what is raw and real, it is a true blessing to be able to raise our children surrounded …
On our way across to a sighting of what was initially two lionesses, we get slightly distracted by an incredible scene of a huge dazzle of zebra and journey of …
During a leisurely afternoon bumble without any set plan, we happened to venture into the territory where the Nstevu Pride was reputed to be nurturing their cubs. To our delight, …
Finally finding a gap in the incessant rain, we dash out into the bush in an attempt to get into a leopard sighting before the heavens open again. Thankfully the …
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 …
The Sand River is definitely a worthwhile place to check every game drive to see if anything has come down for a drink. On this particular occasion, we found an …
A casual mission into the northern parts of the reserve turns into an incredibly exciting morning. We come around a corner and find what we presumed to be the Ngungwe …
It doesn’t get much better than following a hunch and after an 11-day-long search, finally finding a lion’s den. After the arrival of the Ndzhenga Males, the majority of the …
This week we realised that a few of the Ntsevu Pride females have all got cubs. Noticing that a number of females have suckles marks, a clear indication that one …
