5th Lower Sabie to Biyamiti
We were moving to Biyamiti for 1 night today, but there was a lack of enthusiasm to pack the car at first light, so we decided to do the causeway thing quickly and then return to camp, pack and then head up to the Skukuza Golf Club for chow before heading down the H1-1/H3 towards Biyamiti.
Just outside camp the Cow got on the board with a lioness on a morning patrol and then a few more locals having breakfast popped up.
Around halfway down the causeway we bumped into Heksie again and she told us about a leopard in a drain just north of the causeway, so the blinkers went on and we headed 2km up the road, but the darn leopard had decided to hide in the drain, so we tried the waiting game again, but that’s a nightmare on the H4-1 as there’s just too much traffic, so every 30 seconds a “what do you see” pulls in which is too frustrating for me that early in the morning, so we decided to rather drive on a little further before turning back to camp.
1km further at the Nwatinwambu Bridge our morning leopard showed up which relaxed the previous leopard frustration.
He was parking off in the morning sun, so I kept informing the clan that he was going to move shortly to keep everybody attentive, but 10 minutes later I was also daydreaming so we still got caught out as he moved and missed some of it.
The leopard looked like he was going to cool off in his new spot for some time and 2 OSV’s had arrived, so we turned and ducked back down the causeway towards camp.
Around halfway down the causeway I spotted something in the distance through the Cow’s window and shouted in panic “2 Leopard! Take pics!”, but the size and the morning sun in my face resulted in a mistaken identity which caused a mild pelican as it was 2 lion cubs.
We packed quickly and decided to visit the H10 hyena den 5km up the road before heading up the H4-1 to towards the golf club, however just outside Lower Sabie we stopped first for a boon centurion who seemed comfortable and a size croc sunning itself next to the H10 Bridge.
We never got to take pics of the local hyena as 2 secretary birds showed up on the other side of the road and we hadn’t seen them for a while, so I roared off up and down trying to get pics of them much to the confusion of other vehicle occupants who thought I was onto something more important.
To be continued
I'm not sure if the pics are that hot though. Cameras give me the creeps 
That is one that should be shot, I'm afraid...
No nonsense discipline 
I said to all at the time that Scarface reminded me of the one that chowed the ranger on alpha loop. 
