A Quick trip to Kruger during Covid-19

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Some nice sightings \O

The pic of the LBR is lovely ^Q^ ^Q^


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Great shot of the handsome guy on your way to Transport Dam and as I'm a sucker for sunsets that will be my favourite here :-0


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A very relaxing trip ^Q^


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I like the elephant busy keeping the tree stunted :-0


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Lisbeth wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 7:01 pm Some nice sightings \O

The pic of the LBR is lovely ^Q^ ^Q^
We did have a number of good sightings for such a quick trip but did clock up some miles as well O**
Mel wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 7:17 pm Great shot of the handsome guy on your way to Transport Dam and as I'm a sucker for sunsets that will be my favourite here :-0
My SO loves the sunset and sunrise shots as well .
Alf wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 7:29 pm A very relaxing trip ^Q^
:yes: its amazing we were busy the whole time but as soon as you get through the gate the relaxing magic starts :-)
Klipspringer wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 7:57 pm I like the elephant busy keeping the tree stunted :-0
:yes: he had already down that by the time we arrived and was working on the grass .


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The clear water survace was broken and a large mass appeared close to the Impalas .

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A croc was warming up on the bank of the dam .
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The sun glinting off the water of the dam was very mesmerizing .
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The Impalas were still coming down in groups .
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On the far bank another Hyena arrived and went behind a rock for a while
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A new bakkie arrived and parked next to us .After a short while there was a metallic banging next to us .We wondered what could possibly be wrong with their bakkie to make such funny noises . Looking around I located the problem and it was actually on our vehicle it was a Hornbill banging on the chrome running bars on our car =O: =O:

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While I was watching there was a sudden flutter and another pushy bird appeared on the car .
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After a while the hidden Hyena reappeared and walked all the way around the dam and past the car park .
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We decided to take our leave and carry on towards Afsaal ...


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The animals just wanted to check if you were awake lol


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Ah, lovely sightings and pics! ^Q^ ^Q^

Would love to be sitting at that waterhole right now! :-0


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Interaction with the birds ^Q^ ^Q^

Not a bad place to sit for a while. Normally there are lots of waterbirds too, but then I have only been there in summer ;-)


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Ja, I told you it is great to sit at a waterhole this time of year, Rog! :twisted:

How unheard of for ostrich to be at Shitlhave! :shock: :shock: :shock:

Those francolin give one a terrible fright when they jump onto the mirror like that! :no:


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