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Lisbeth and Nan , I love hugs and big hug back to you

Thanks my friend !!

Richprins wrote: ↑Tue Jan 31, 2023 11:30 am aat!

I have posted this thread in various places!

Hi all, Yes , great picture of Dzuweni. Time to post some updates of "our" tuskers. First NWANETSI (central region). I received some new pictures and here is one of them. Photographed december 2022 https://www.tuskersofafrica.com/tuskersnw/nwanetsi_cn_2.jpg Also an update for SHIPENE (north) https ...

Hi all, after a holiday in the south of france back home. I got some good pictures of KUMBA , made recently. We added him as a promising tusker several years ago and he shows us we were right. Not recognized by Letaba staff but yes , like other examples in the past we did and do O** Photographed ...

Hi @ All Hello again from a Netherlands (and europe) in a heathwave and a long period of draught. Many rivers in europe are suffering , very low waterlevel. And still there are people saying "mo climate problem" Let's go to some better news about several tuskers, as promised a few more updates ...

Hi @ All Hope you al do well. Here everything is OK I don't know if there is still some people interested in the Tuskers of Kruger NP but after some time it is time for some updates. First a new tusker , active in the southern region of KNP and named by me : MLAMBANE Photo : May 2022 https://www ...

Hi Roger,

I am sure it's not Dzuweni. The one you posted has a inward curved left tusk, Dzuweni's tusks are upward and not really inwards. Next to that I don't see a match with his left ear and his trunk.

Must be another bull , but no named / known tusker , at least not for me

Thanks Klipspringer His real name (I named him long before KNP recognizd him as tusker) NGODZI You can find his full story here: https://www.tuskersofafrica.com/tuskersnw/ngodzi.htm I saw him close-by and made many pictures of him March 2020. He made a nice show with water and mud https://www ...

Now it's working again and I like to show you something remarkable: It's about KALEKA. He died last december because of natural causes near Mooiplaas (Mopani area) Now the remarkable thing: My friend R Brett photographed a bull in the Mopani region and looking at him I immediately was thinking of ...

To all : I was wondering why my pictures were not visible anymore ??? No one here told me or explained to me why , so I was looking for possible reasons. I found that pictures here are only displayed and visible if the source website is a secured website , so starting with HTTPS:// .... I updated ...