LionsRichprins wrote:I think you saw lions at the next dam!
Alien bush trip
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Re: Alien bush trip
LionsFlutterby wrote:Love watching ellies run to the water!
More lions?
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RobertT wrote:Am sure it is more Blue Bull munchers.
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We left these elephants to enjoy their drink and carried on
At Mazithi dam we found 2 more lions. We could only see 2 females hiding between the bushes
Not easy to spot them.
At the dam we saw this huge herd of Zebra making their way down to have a drink
On the right hand side of the dam we found more sleeping lions. The noise and dust of the zebras didn't even bother these lazy lions
We needed a bathroom so we headed for Tshokwane but had two more stops......................................
While driving and chatting about how lucky we have been so far I spotted a movement on the side of the river. Another lion
She disappeared quickly so we carried on. Then just about 1km before Tshokwane another traffic jam. What could it be this time
Another lion
We eventually reached Tshokwane and took our bathroom break. Bought more ice for the cooler box and some sandwiches for the two little aliens which were hungry again.
After that break we headed for Skukuza...............................................
At Mazithi dam we found 2 more lions. We could only see 2 females hiding between the bushes
Not easy to spot them.
At the dam we saw this huge herd of Zebra making their way down to have a drink
On the right hand side of the dam we found more sleeping lions. The noise and dust of the zebras didn't even bother these lazy lions
We needed a bathroom so we headed for Tshokwane but had two more stops......................................
While driving and chatting about how lucky we have been so far I spotted a movement on the side of the river. Another lion
She disappeared quickly so we carried on. Then just about 1km before Tshokwane another traffic jam. What could it be this time
Another lionWe eventually reached Tshokwane and took our bathroom break. Bought more ice for the cooler box and some sandwiches for the two little aliens which were hungry again.
After that break we headed for Skukuza...............................................
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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Re: Alien bush trip
lot of Lions... cool for the little Aliens 
like too the speedy Zebras
they were hungry... it's normal for that little ones
like too the speedy Zebras
they were hungry... it's normal for that little ones
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Too many lions
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Re: Alien bush trip
Interesting, Alpheus!
Zebra and wildebeest theoretically migrate a bit on the eastern boundary of the Central section, going down from Satara to Mlondozi/Lower Sabie for the winter!
Lions at every waterhole is a sign of drought, and that's going to carry on till October in those areas, methinks!
Zebra and wildebeest theoretically migrate a bit on the eastern boundary of the Central section, going down from Satara to Mlondozi/Lower Sabie for the winter!
Lions at every waterhole is a sign of drought, and that's going to carry on till October in those areas, methinks!
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Re: Alien bush trip
SO packed us breakfast and lunch and these two were eating the whole waynan wrote:lot of Lions... cool for the little Aliens
like too the speedy Zebras
they were hungry... it's normal for that little ones
Next trip to the bush??
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