Sprocky's visits to Kruger Park
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Sprocky super pics - love the giraffe
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Hey Bud, just caught up again and must say AWESOMENESS!!!!
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Nice croc
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Sprocks!
I haven't popped in for ages so I had an eye-feast tonight. What can one say of your photos that have not been said before? I like all your photos, but will highlight a few: the SSJ (still on my wish list for KNP), AHHawk and in flight (sigh), the snake kill ( and poor frog, but so brilliantly captured on film ), grrrrrr for the spiders , your last thick-knee has an evil look , sand-bathing elephant (stoepid, ain't he, for purging the vacuum cleaner over this head )?, your two klippies and then the klippie that got caught with his hand in the cookie jar , the recent croc and the PSO.
for the baby elephant.(I hope he/she recovers soon, and if not, dies soon). Happy that it solves your LO's fears in a way. Mine is also handling elephant encounters a bit better after our latest visit.
Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your sightings and great pics with us.
I haven't popped in for ages so I had an eye-feast tonight. What can one say of your photos that have not been said before? I like all your photos, but will highlight a few: the SSJ (still on my wish list for KNP), AHHawk and in flight (sigh), the snake kill ( and poor frog, but so brilliantly captured on film ), grrrrrr for the spiders , your last thick-knee has an evil look , sand-bathing elephant (stoepid, ain't he, for purging the vacuum cleaner over this head )?, your two klippies and then the klippie that got caught with his hand in the cookie jar , the recent croc and the PSO.
for the baby elephant.(I hope he/she recovers soon, and if not, dies soon). Happy that it solves your LO's fears in a way. Mine is also handling elephant encounters a bit better after our latest visit.
Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your sightings and great pics with us.
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Thanks once again to all of you for the comments.
This morning was time to get in again. The sightings weren't the best'
A croc at Sable Dam...
This Impala ewe had her ears fixed on something.
A Tawny as it was getting out of ground effect.
A short flight and landed in this tree.
And then my sighting of the day, this little critter...
Here he is with mom and dad Sandgrouse.
This morning was time to get in again. The sightings weren't the best'
A croc at Sable Dam...
This Impala ewe had her ears fixed on something.
A Tawny as it was getting out of ground effect.
A short flight and landed in this tree.
And then my sighting of the day, this little critter...
Here he is with mom and dad Sandgrouse.
Sometimes it’s not until you don’t see what you want to see, that you truly open your eyes.
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Excellent as usual Sprocky.
Love the movement in the Tawny pic and the cryptic colours of the Sandgrouse chick.
Love the movement in the Tawny pic and the cryptic colours of the Sandgrouse chick.
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The little critter is cute Lovely shot of the little beauty and even the croc looks very greeeen
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Beautiful shots Sprocky -
That croc is about as green as I am.... -O
Love the painted chic and parents Sandgrouse...
That croc is about as green as I am.... -O
Love the painted chic and parents Sandgrouse...
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