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We continued our morning drive by taking the Gorah loop up towards Carols Rest. At the side of the road we saw a number of veld rats
This pale chanting goshawk would no doubt be very happy to get its claws on one of the rats
Up at Carols Rest there were loads of zebra milling around by the waterhole. It's funny how things change over time - my first ever visit to Addo was about 11 years ago and at that stage the zebra were extremely shy and very few in numbers. To see them then was quite rare, but now they are very plentiful
This little one was very keen to stay close to mom
Amongst the bushes at Carols Rest there were some male kudu doing a good job of blending in
On one of the open plains heading back down the Gorah loop this young steppe buzzard didn't seem the slightest bit scared of us. There are a good number of raptors around at the moment - H & D even spotted a couple of fish eagles
Heading back to camp for some brekkie we thought we'd stop by the lions again, but they looked set for the day's sleep
The last sighting of the drive was a nice black shouldered kite - one of my favourite birds. I think this one was a youngster as its eye was more orange than red
The goshawk looks very grumpy; maybe because it has not manage to get his claws in any of the rats
Cute little foal
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