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Late one night while heading back to camp after dinner in the bush, we came across a pride of lions on the airstrip. At a first glance, it looked as …
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People travel across the world to spend at least six to eight hours per day in the vehicle finding all kinds of species in the animal kingdom. We spend as …
During the cold wet weather, we end up enjoying two incredible sightings in this Virtual Safari. We start off with a mother cheetah and her sub-adult cub as they spend …
This week among Kyle Gordon and I, we enjoy some amazing sightings of a handful of leopards where they come through strong in this post. The Three Rivers Female and …
Sometimes, for me, it is impossible not to laugh at certain animals. Whether it is a monkey swinging from branch to branch or them wrestling and tumbling outside my room …
Within this week’s Virtual Safari we enjoy another incredible sighting of the Nhlanguleni Female and one of her cubs. For the entire time we were there we only ever saw …
This week showcases the big cats of Londolozi with some incredible sightings of a number of different leopards and a few lions. The Senegal Bush Male leaps across the Sand …
It’s always amazing when you pick up a set of guests who are absolute leopard enthusiasts, and it’s even better when they follow our blog religiously and are familiar with …
The morning was cloudy, the air was still but there was an exciting buzz in the air when ranger, Patrick Grealy, called in on the radio “Stations, we have found …
Setting off on our evening’s game drive, we had crossed the river to explore the Northern part of our reserve. Not long after, I had received an update that there …
