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Bushcraft wrote:Great update Flutts

The martial pic is fantastic and of course the wild dogs


I also find Skukuza can be peaceful at night and the bungalow better than the safari tents

April seems to work with the dog sightings We have been 3 times in April and found the dogs 10 times so keep going back in April

Tx BC...my TT's seem rather tame after reading yours!! -O

Lisbeth wrote:Beautiful light in the kingfisher pic

Did you not go to the Lake Panic hide?

Tx Lis. We give the hides a miss because my dad's hearing is not great and talks too loudly!

Dewi wrote:Wow! The Martial and the Klippie are stunners.

Great that you caught up with the Mongoo.....er... Wild Dogs. Nice pics.

Mongoose/wild dogs!! Same thing!! Thanks for your kind comments.

pooky wrote:Beautiful Martial Flutters

Wild Doggies - awesome

Supper looked good

Tx pooky!

Twigga wrote:

Superb Flutts! Looks like Skukuza City treated you well

And that "chow"! Scrumptious! Nothing like a "braai ini bos" to end the day (bushveld bbq)

We always enjoy Skuks...even if it is the busiest part of the park!

Toko wrote:

Good to see a klipspringer and wild dogs, of course

Always good to see doggies!

Super super photos Fluts. The dogs, the kingfisher, the young martial are real winners.

Those homemade sosaties look scrumptious.

Wild Dogs, Martial, Cheetah and cute Klipspringer ... oups forget the Kingfishers
and the braai... need some ribs

Getting dark or not - wild dogs are always a treat, treat, treat!

And I love that klippie. Don't think I have seen many pics of one lying
down in such a relaxed manner. Beautiful.

steamtrainfan wrote:Super super photos Fluts. The dogs, the kingfisher, the young martial are real winners.

Those homemade sosaties look scrumptious.

They were!!

nan wrote:Wild Dogs, Martial, Cheetah and cute Klipspringer ... oups forget the Kingfishers
and the braai... need some ribs

Tx nan. Will keep some ribs for you next time!

Mel wrote:Getting dark or not - wild dogs are always a treat, treat, treat!

And I love that klippie. Don't think I have seen many pics of one lying
down in such a relaxed manner. Beautiful.

Mel, we feel the same way about the dogs...last saw them in 2010 so we were very happy!

Mon. April 23, 2013
Skukuza

Up early again to do a round trip to Lower Sabie. We headed down the H1-1 to get onto the H3, then onto the Bume road, and the H4-2 to LS.

First up was this birdie. Is it a Brown Snake Eagle?



A Golden Orb in the morning light.



Some horns in the grass. -O



Somewhere along the route, some grey blobs in the grass.



On the Bume road we found our first hyenas...two young ones who didn’t seem too sure of us!





A Bateleur doing its morning ablutions.



Two terrapins for the price of one! -O



Another water monitor.



A tell-tale sign. Unfortunately we didn’t find the sign-maker!

Fantastic episode Flutts

That Golden Orb gives me the creeps

Love the hyena pics

Awesome episode Flutters

The water monitor looks so casual with his arm stretched out-
but what claws

Great pics all round

Your bataleur and BSE pics are fantastic.

I would love to have seen what left that imprint in the sand.

That hyena is a cutie pie. Like the bateleur and the eagle as well.
I think, you're right on the brown snake eagle. But better wait till
Dewi confirms. -O Also, the water monitor - just love its posture.