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I'm sure it she felt well fed after all

Around midday when the hyenas had moved into the shade on most of the carcass was eaten, we decided to head back to the camp. That was the same day, when the two male lions had moved into Grootkolk in the morning and were giving a concert at night. By then I was happy enough again to admit that we had had an extraordinary day in the Kglagadi

I can smell the carcass.... till here

need a certain time... but recognized this cat

wow Mel

From the Kgalagadi Leopard Discussion:

Wanda wrote:Safran has been seen at and around Ljiersdraai waterhole in September and once in October.

Mel wrote:Safran only once in October... those lucky blighters who saw her

I guess, those lucky blighters were Spots and I

nan wrote:I can smell the carcass.... till here

need a certain time... but recognized this cat

wow Mel

It didn't last long, nan, but it still was a-m-a-z-i-n-g and I feel totally blessed that Safran graced us with her presence!

No pics of the cub?

The next is disgusting! and with the language that you used even more so....

Absolutely amazing photos Mel.

Birds in flight, leopards, hyena and constipated jackal - love the look on its face.

Lisbeth wrote:No pics of the cub?

The next is disgusting! and with the language that you used even more so....

Nope to the first

And you haven't heard what I said... not that I would have... or that I would remember what I said, but it must have been bad

steamtrainfan wrote:Absolutely amazing photos Mel.

Birds in flight, leopards, hyena and constipated jackal - love the look on its face.

Thanks big time, steamtrainfan

The jackal looks somewhat content and anxious at the same time, doesn't he

Great leopard sighting, just a pity is was over so soon!

But at least the hyenas put on a great show too! Awesome pics.