Beware the spots in March ...

[Richprins]

Ahhh, so restful, Rog!

Mbyamiti weir is always a winner!

Interesting the dirty giraffe!

[RogerFraser]

Mostly there is always something going on at the Biyamiti Weir. Maybe the time of the year

The poor steenbok has lost an ear

but wasn't even birds active .Unfortunately with the roadworks we could not even park on the opposite bank and watch as we would normally .

Ahhh, so restful, Rog!

Mbyamiti weir is always a winner!

Interesting the dirty giraffe!

Looked like it had been eating chocolate

[RogerFraser]

So after stopping at Afsaal we decided to go back to camp for the middle of the day .We went via Steilberg as there had been sightings of Lions and we had not seen any .

On the way down there was a smell and soon we found the source








SO was very grateful for the Masks during our time at the sighting .Eventually we could not take the smell and decided to move on.The Hyena however did not have the same issues with the smell .


We went back to camp for lunch during the heat of the day and then went out later ...

[Mel]

The past pix are grossly fascinating

Awesome leopard sightings on the previous pages

[Lisbeth]

Looks disgusting and I can imagine the stink Was it a buffalo?

[Pumbaa]

Stunning hyena shots, Roger,

and also love the giraffe road block and for sure the shot from my beloved Biyamiti weir

[Richprins]

Interesting hyena sighting, Rog!

Notice how the elephant skull has been chopped open to remove the tusks, normally by rangers!

[Lisbeth]

Elephant! The bones do look rather big

[RogerFraser]

The past pix are grossly fascinating

Awesome leopard sightings on the previous pages

Mel

Looks disgusting and I can imagine the stink Was it a buffalo?

very stinky , was thinking Elephant like R.P did think possible Rhino but the bones are a bit too large .

Stunning hyena shots, Roger,

and also love the giraffe road block and for sure the shot from my beloved Biyamiti weir

Yes is SO favorite spot .One day we will afford to stay at the camp .But luckily not this time as the road to the Weir from the camp was closed on this side so it must be a very long drive from Biyamiti to get to the Weir .

Interesting hyena sighting, Rog!

Notice how the elephant skull has been chopped open to remove the tusks, normally by rangers!

Yes think that was why I initially though Rhino .

[RogerFraser]

That afternoon we left camp to do a drive .We decided to go back to see if the Leopard was still about .On the way there was a stripped roadblock



Arriving at the place where we had seen the Leopard some 9 hours earlier we found a couple of cars stopped but the tree was empty .As we pulled up we opened our window to ask if they had seen the Leopard .No they had not someone before them had seen it and they had been waiting but not had a sighting of it yet . As we were chatting we looked up and wham up popped the Leopard onto the lower branch of the tree to look around .








And just as quickly dropped back down again .



We carried on with our afternoon drive ...