Lions for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner (October 2019)

[Mel]

Other than that the rest of the day was uneventful and apart from one of the resident tokos - that had been hiding until then - and squirrel respectively at the camp, I didn't take any other photos anymore.

[Pumbaa]

WoW Mel,

awesome caracal sighting , more cheetahs and that Lion sighting is outstanding especially with those tiny cubs

Also like the shot with the lioness wearing a mane and four ears - Very well captured

[Alf]

Wow wow wow wow

Amazing sighting

[Richprins]

Good gracious, Mello!

A caracal kill away from water!

That one-eyed lioness probably scares her prey to death...

Such quality pics and interesting poses and vignettes...you really are very clever!

[Lisbeth]

Hey, what a day I could need one of those

When the cubs are so small they are simply irrisistable

I suppose that also caracals must eat and a squirrel is better sized than a mouse I don't know how many caracals there are in KTP, but it is certainly not a common sighting.

Great text

[ExFmem]

Wow, never thought about Caracals preying on squirrels, but it makes sense.

AW-w-w SO glad you got to see such tiny lion cubs, and great pictures to boot Simply wonderful.

[Flutterby]

The lion with the blind eye is kinda scary looking! Such cute babas!!

Wow, amazing caracal sighting!!

[harrys]

Great sightings

[Mel]

WoW Mel,

awesome caracal sighting , more cheetahs and that Lion sighting is outstanding especially with those tiny cubs

Also like the shot with the lioness wearing a mane and four ears - Very well captured

Thanks, Pumbaa

But if you really want to see an awesome caracal sighting, you really should go to ExFmem's travel tale.
That one was the one I was hoping to see too because I had heard about that sandgrouse chasing (and catching) one at Kij Kij.
But, alas, by the time we arrived, it had moved on.

[Mel]

Wow wow wow wow

Amazing sighting

Well, you know where to go in the foreseeable future