Baby Zebs are very cute!RogerFraser wrote:Love the fluffy Baby Zeebra
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Day 9 Sunday 18 November : Satara -> Crocodile Bridge.
S100 again, Then along the S41 to N'wanedsi and the S37 and S35 to Orpen Dam. Then the H10 to Lower Sabie.
Near the ablution block an exquisite Marbled Emperor Moth.
Some very strange clouds along the S100.
Some birds at one of the puddles.
And a Wartie.
Breakfast at N'wanedsi and a visit to the lookout.
S100 again, Then along the S41 to N'wanedsi and the S37 and S35 to Orpen Dam. Then the H10 to Lower Sabie.
Near the ablution block an exquisite Marbled Emperor Moth.
Some very strange clouds along the S100.
Some birds at one of the puddles.
And a Wartie.
Breakfast at N'wanedsi and a visit to the lookout.
Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
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The wings are prettier than the faceMarbled Emperor Moth.
Aren't dung beetles usually black ?
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100 XBluTuna wrote: This is a minor niggle for me, the one that really gets me is idiots feeding the Hyaenas at the fence. These animals can cause serious injury to innocent bystanders (I would cheer if one bit off the hand that was feeding them)...AND the chase away all of the other animals that may otherwise visit the area.
Whilst I certainly enjoy seeing wildlife at the fences at camp it is disheartening to think that eventually the Hyena that frequents the fence may be shot as it becomes a menace .I know the park always wants to be tourist friendly but wish they would post a few pics by the fences of a dead hyena to show the tourists what happens after they become a menace .
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That's the Heniocha dyops type of Marbeled emperor 
Excellent fat crocodile and a lovely photo of the White-faced ducks!
The green one is a Gymnopleurus sp
I think G. humeralis
Excellent fat crocodile and a lovely photo of the White-faced ducks!
The green one is a Gymnopleurus sp
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Yes, I photoshopped those pictures especially for you.Lisbeth wrote:The wings are prettier than the faceMarbled Emperor Moth.
Aren't dung beetles usually black ?
Not really, they also come in purple and bronze colours!
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The problem is that they don't care what happens to the animal once they have left the park; they really don't think that they could possibly have any bearing on the future of the animal, after all, what harm could a couple of chop bones do?RogerFraser wrote:100 XBluTuna wrote: This is a minor niggle for me, the one that really gets me is idiots feeding the Hyaenas at the fence. These animals can cause serious injury to innocent bystanders (I would cheer if one bit off the hand that was feeding them)...AND the chase away all of the other animals that may otherwise visit the area.
Whilst I certainly enjoy seeing wildlife at the fences at camp it is disheartening to think that eventually the Hyena that frequents the fence may be shot as it becomes a menace .I know the park always wants to be tourist friendly but wish they would post a few pics by the fences of a dead hyena to show the tourists what happens after they become a menace .
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As ever, thank you for the IDs. And your comments are always appreciatedToko wrote:That's the Heniocha dyops type of Marbeled emperor
Excellent fat crocodile and a lovely photo of the White-faced ducks!
The green one is a Gymnopleurus sp
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I love the clouds on the S100 , and the beautiful moth.
, and the beautiful moth. 
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That fluffy bunch of bee eater on a brunch is awesome 
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and then love your spiders - All of them Although looking always around in finding some critters on the toilets I so far was not that successful as you 
, BluTuna,and then love your spiders - All of them
Although looking always around in finding some critters on the toilets I so far was not that successful as you PuMbAa
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