Africa Wild

I'm not sure how many brothers and girlfriends there were, but sounds like the makings of a good trip!!

what a nice start

You weren’t a man of few words in the times we met

Mouse

We missed each other

But to hear your side of the story

cause I am lazy and a man of few words,


Action speaks louder than words anyway, but now the lazy bit does
not bode well for much action,....Photo,s boet we want to see photo's!!!!

my home computer is in need of TLC, so only post when at work

@H.e you are right it does not bode well
@Mel i was undercover no ribbons etc.
@BC, I was trying to be friendly, you were all strangers
@Tina thanks
@RP taller but not fatter than I
@Lisbeth, I have aged gracefully
@Flutterby,not sure why I started this
@Amoli,the mice are all over the place , makes it interesting.
Harrys and nan, can i now start again. all these comments and replying is taking up posting photo time

Cubitjie Quap, (must try remember all the names) is jackal central.

Every morning you have the choice of sitting and watching jackals making kills or getting rid of an itch to see what is further north.

The sangrouse were getting nailed just as they put down their landing gear, whereas the doves seemed to be stalked whilst they were drinking.




An easy kill, dove fell in the trough at Nossob


Practice makes perfect







Felt a bit self conscious at the water hole with my small lens, but I had a cruiser to compensate..

Cubitjie also had this youngster and his mom visit a few times.



Picked up a cheetah with two youngters just north of Kwang too.




Kwang had lion on most days I was there.
My superior tracking skills alerted me to their presence

At Kwang, I tried to see life from a lions perspective



The two males that lazed around Kwang were beautiful.






They were walking around the bakkie etc, was bliss.




The wives were also around most days


getting tired of working now, time to go home

Wow you had some mother sightings

That jackal operating around the waterhole is super cool