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I have done it once in KTP, but it was not very interesting. Probably better in Kruger, because you have the green scenery, water streams and a bigger choice of animals, insects, flowers etc.

Lisbeth wrote:I have done it once in KTP, but it was not very interesting. Probably better in Kruger, because you have the green scenery, water streams and a bigger choice of animals, insects, flowers etc.

you speak about a walk... (sorry can't go to the pevious page ) not interesting in KTP ? there is as much things to Watch (flowers, seeds, little bugs as everywhere... plus once a Caracal catching a BEF

You were obviously luckier than I was. All I saw was a tortoise and a lion spoor

WoW - What privilege to have a private walk in the park

Lovely scenery and your pictures proofed once again that the landscape around mopani between the millions of mopane bushes can have indeed a great variety

Just caught up fc!!
Great stuff here! Your pics are superb!
Very lucky with the honey badgers and that last one of the goshawk us a keeper!!!

Lovely pics of the Goshawk and nice scenery on your walk!

During my last few trips to Kruger I always did at a walk and never was dissappointed. But being the only guest was indeed a privileg you probably only have once in your life

When we came back from the walk it became hot again and I spent a good part of the day in the camp and enjoyed the view from the deck and the swimming pool During my afternoon drive I got a few more pics of the animals you can see regularly in the area. But still it's always worth to stop for them










The next morning I did my usual Mopani routine. First I was looking for the leopard near Shipandani (as usual without success), then I was going on the Tropic of Cap - loop. And once again it was a very productive drive. It started with a small family of Reedbucks (2 females and one male a few meters nearby). It was the very first time that I saw Reedbucks in the North of Kruger and was very happy about it





Then I followed the road to Big T., where I saw some more animals that I have never seen on this loop before

A very handsome elephant

nice to see Reebuck
and the first bird....... a chick ?
and majestic Ellie

nan wrote:and the first bird....... a chick ?

Yes, it's a juvenile Blacksmith Lapwing