Walking with Lions (December 2015)

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The white squill really do make for lovely pics! \O


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Great shots again PJL :twisted: :twisted: glad to see no photo's of Caracals --00-- --00-- =O: =O: =O:


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Flutterby wrote:The white squill really do make for lovely pics! \O
Certainly does \O
Very strange plant indeed :yes:


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PRWIN wrote:Great shots again PJL :twisted: :twisted: glad to see no photo's of Caracals --00-- --00-- =O: =O: =O:
Hehe... no luck with caracal this time. We see them a lot more in the winter months ;-)


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Strange time to head for the restaurant O** I would have protested :twisted:

Great junior ellie pics and then another wing-nut ^Q^ ^Q^

Plenty lion sightings O:V , the names confuse me lol

That wartie has serious tusks :shock: ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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I wonder why black-shouldered kites always find such awkward places to rest :-?

It really looks as if Aardlam is bowing before her king lol

The tall white squills make a nice scenic touch to the pics \O

The warty has quite a pair of tusks :shock:

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The lioness seems to have a weird tail end colour? :shock:

Are the squills indigenous? O-/

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Not sure if you mentioned it on the Addo Sightings thread before... but who did Mel Gibson fight with that they both sport scars in their faces like that?
4 years ago they were like teenagers without any flaws and these days they are really majestic and very male. lol

NIce tusker shot!!! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ And you always have to stop for black shouldered kites. O\/


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Awesome lion shots in the white squill - Those males do in fact look very majestic \O

and then warthog and buffalo \O

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Bushcraft wrote:Strange time to head for the restaurant O** I would have protested :twisted:

Great junior ellie pics and then another wing-nut ^Q^ ^Q^

Plenty lion sightings O:V , the names confuse me lol

That wartie has serious tusks :shock: ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^
Yes the restaurant timing wasn't my idea but there were some family politics which I didn't want to get involved in 0*\ 0*\ O**
The lions are normally named after park staff - though the original ones brought from the KTP were generally named after places/waterholes there \O
Lisbeth wrote:I wonder why black-shouldered kites always find such awkward places to rest :-?

It really looks as if Aardlam is bowing before her king lol

The tall white squills make a nice scenic touch to the pics \O

The warty has quite a pair of tusks :shock:

^Q^ ^Q^
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You're right - the BSKs do tend to find interesting perches lol
Richprins wrote:The lioness seems to have a weird tail end colour? :shock:

Are the squills indigenous? O-/

Fascinating, this! X#X
Yes, Aardlam is quite easy to identify due to the white tip to her tail. I presume she lost the end of it at some early stage of her life as it's always been like that :yes:
I'm not entirely sure whether the squill is indigenous. You get it up in some places in Zim, so perhaps it is -O-
Mel wrote:Not sure if you mentioned it on the Addo Sightings thread before... but who did Mel Gibson fight with that they both sport scars in their faces like that?
4 years ago they were like teenagers without any flaws and these days they are really majestic and very male. lol

NIce tusker shot!!! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ And you always have to stop for black shouldered kites. O\/
Mel & Gibson got the scars mainly from each other lol
They were scrapping earlier this year with Norman & Zwaai, but most of the recent scratches are from fights with each other over mating rights with Aardlam \O
Pumbaa wrote:Awesome lion shots in the white squill - Those males do in fact look very majestic \O

and then warthog and buffalo \O

:ty: PJL
Thanks Pumbaa - the males really are magnificent animals. Particularly now they have reached maturity \O


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