Rather have a smiling one Lis
or a walking one
Our next sighting, if anything was even better than this one, but that is a subjective matter
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Yes, I know. And even though I haven't done my count properly, I think we saw more males than females on this trip. At least for the first 15 lions.Toko wrote:Recents research suggests that this lion population might go down due to sex ratio, as now males outnumber females
A first for us... But every resident (read: camp assistants) had already mentioned the need for females on our previous trips.
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Glad we found a cub for everyone Thanks for all the comments
We were the first car at the lion sighting and had them to ourselves for about 10 minutes. A crowd was building up so we continued on Marie se Draai. We suddenly could you the chanting of a PCG and found five of them in a tree and a jackal nearby, which meant there was honey badger around. In fact there were two and they crossed the road but not before we got some pics
We were the first car at the lion sighting and had them to ourselves for about 10 minutes. A crowd was building up so we continued on Marie se Draai. We suddenly could you the chanting of a PCG and found five of them in a tree and a jackal nearby, which meant there was honey badger around. In fact there were two and they crossed the road but not before we got some pics
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wow two of them
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Almost as good as a squirrel sighting
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Good and rare pics again!
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Just caught up with your wonderful report now, I must have been sleeping to have missed it for so long
I just love your pics of the wild cat gang and the lion pride at Maries
We have 30 sleeps till we go back and can't wait, so your report is whetting our appetites nicely thank you
Stunning honey badger sighting
I just love your pics of the wild cat gang and the lion pride at Maries
We have 30 sleeps till we go back and can't wait, so your report is whetting our appetites nicely thank you
Stunning honey badger sighting
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Wow, I think that's one of the best honey badger sightings I've seen pics of!!