Alf wrote:Valli is way too close for me
I would also reverse all the way back to the main camp
He can be quite intimidating
Alf wrote:Valli is way too close for me
I would also reverse all the way back to the main camp
I have noticed a few people moaning about it on FB... but when there are so few lion in the park it makes sense to name them as we get to recognise them quite quicklyRichprins wrote: Peej!
I like those zebra..so clean with almost no shadow stripes...wonder why that is? Beautiful!
And unheard of korhaan chick!
And wonderful lion studies, and picking up on the buff horn...you really are very clever!
Who moans about naming wild animals?
Yes I noticed at the time how he gave us quite a look and changed his direction of travel to come over towards usMel wrote:But wait... what's over there? Huh? You must be kidding! As if what you saw wasn't already enough for a day
Incredible that you saw Valli Moosa again! But he did make sure to show you who is the king of the road... How close did he really get to your car?
Did you notice him giving you the eye? At least it looks like that in the video
More lions And Roy looks just as deranged regarding the scratches as Gibson
Now, let's deal with that cliff hanger
Haha... yes it was up to him what he wanted to doFlutterby wrote:Wow, you are brave to let Valli walk past like that...one shake of his head and there'd be a huge tusk through your door!
Great pics of Roy.
It was still just our car around, and driving down into Wayne's Valley I caught a glimpse of something in the distance on the edge of the grassy area at the base of the valley. My initial reaction was a male bushbuck... but hang on no... I couldn't believe my eyes - it was a brown hyenaMel wrote:Now, let's deal with that cliff hanger