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After leaving the Steenbucks it didn't take long and I ran into a big herd of Buffalos. I always love to stand in the middle of a herd and take close portraits of the buffs when they try to check out if you are dangerous for them or not. Here are some of them:
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The rest of the loop was not very spectacular but when I came to Shidlayengwenya the long awaited moment was there..I Heard my first Woodland Kingfisher of te year I took it as a good sign and when I was back on the tar rad two Honey Badgers crossed the road in front of me As usual they didn't give me the time to get satisfying pics but I was more than happy that I saw them
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your buff portraits are
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Honey Badger two of them
and nice Buff's portrait
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Honey badger and then even two of them
Gorgeous buffalo portraits - I can spend hours watching their faces and take pictures when appearing in a group they are normally so relaxed
Thanks flying cheetah
Gorgeous buffalo portraits - I can spend hours watching their faces and take pictures when appearing in a group they are normally so relaxed
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Two honey badgers - WOW!!!
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Never tired of looking at beeeg buffalo herds but the Honey badger mom with offspring trotting along is tops
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Thank you all for following tis thread, during the next days I hope I can post more regularly
After a good rest in the camp I did the same usual drive in the afternoon. First I visited the Shipandani bridge before I drove the Tropic of C. - loop again. At the bridge I saw some Black Crake, a Croc and this Juvenile Blacksmith Lapwing:
On the way to Tihanganyeni I came across my first Impala babies in the North and also saw a Black-shouldered Kite in the distance:
Maybe because of the heat there were no activities at the waterhole but at the end of the loop I saw a Juvenile Dark Chanting Goshawk in perfect late afternoon light. Here are the first pics of this beautiful raptor but I will post some more in my next post
After a good rest in the camp I did the same usual drive in the afternoon. First I visited the Shipandani bridge before I drove the Tropic of C. - loop again. At the bridge I saw some Black Crake, a Croc and this Juvenile Blacksmith Lapwing:
On the way to Tihanganyeni I came across my first Impala babies in the North and also saw a Black-shouldered Kite in the distance:
Maybe because of the heat there were no activities at the waterhole but at the end of the loop I saw a Juvenile Dark Chanting Goshawk in perfect late afternoon light. Here are the first pics of this beautiful raptor but I will post some more in my next post
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Great pics of the Goshawk, fc!!!
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