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When we got back to camp, a big storm broke.


For our afternoon drive we headed down the H6, onto the S41 and back on the S100 but didn't have any major sightings.


Interesting markings on this kudu.

Bateleurs on the S41.


S100 sunset.


That night I took a pic of the Brat to add to my collection of him in Satara over the years.


We did see hyenas and jackal at the fence but no honey badgers or AWC.

The kudu looks as if she has leant against a newly painted wooden fence

The brat looks good with the beard

Thanks Flutterby,

lovely sunset and love the bateleurs and interesting kudu marks indeed

Patches of white on the kudu, leucism. Rare sighting that

Nice that you have some history pics of Brat at Satara. My brother has the same, but with the kudu statue at Skukuza. I wish that I had thought of something similar with our kids.

The S100 is one of the best roads in Kruger for sunset photos

Nice, Flutts!

That kudu has been seen there for about 4 years now, I think?

Wet braai...what did you do?

Astounding Brat montage!

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 11:33 am The kudu looks as if she has leant against a newly painted wooden fence

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 11:33 am The brat looks good with the beard

I'll tell him you said so!

Pumbaa wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 11:18 pm Thanks Flutterby,

lovely sunset and love the bateleurs and interesting kudu marks indeed

Thanks Pumbaa!

Bushcraft wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 8:09 am Patches of white on the kudu, leucism. Rare sighting that

Nice that you have some history pics of Brat at Satara. My brother has the same, but with the kudu statue at Skukuza. I wish that I had thought of something similar with our kids.

The pics are a nice (but also sad) reminder of the passing years.

Dzombo wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 10:00 am The S100 is one of the best roads in Kruger for sunset photos

So true.

Richprins wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 6:49 pm Nice, Flutts!

That kudu has been seen there for about 4 years now, I think?

Wet braai...what did you do?

Astounding Brat montage!

Thanks RP. Everything dried during the afternoon.

The next morning we packed up to move to Skukuza. We didn't want to go down the H1-3 because of all the burning, so we decided to do the S100, then take the S37, H1-2, H10, then onto the S128, S30 and H4-1.

Once again the S100 was quiet, with only a few birds to entertain us.

Wahlbergs, I think.


Brown snake-eagle.


Jacana on the S41.


This cutie demanded a pic on the S41.

The S37 was also quiet except for this jackal. He could obviously hear something in the grass/soil and was listening and staring intently.