Due to the time of the day and due to the heat the drive on the Biyamiti loop was extreme quiet – impalas were for sure around
as well as a beautiful kudu bull who also preferred to stay in the shade of a beautiful large tree.
Also this area was extreme dry and we felt that it even looked much drier than two years ago during the drought which also might explain the quietness during the rest of our drive as we only saw a tawny flanked prinia,
a brown raptor in the distance
and more buffaloes until we reached Berg en Dal camp again to finally check in. Whilst I was busy with the formalities Timon found on a tree trunk a lot of butterflies as well as strange looking bugs which had to be captured.
We got bungalow No. 29 which was close to the fence and had a nice view
and after we had been moved in completely and due to the heat and because it was already 15.30 o’clock we decided to stay the rest of the day in camp and instead stroll a bit along the Rhino trail into the direction of the dam in front of the restaurant which we finally did after a short break.
Whilst our walk we already met four rhinos who walked into the direction of the dam
and where about to arrive there at the same time – We were again shocked about the water level as we cannot remember having seen that dam so low ever before but at least the rhinos had fun and soon laid down to take a nap
or to take an extensive mud bath.
to be continued.....