Africa Wild

Lucky to have taken a picture of the black mamba crossing the road. They move very quickly. Love the pole squirrel

Good spot of the monitor.

We've also seen a squirrel screaming like that at Lower Sabie.

Nice sightings, Rog!

that was a long trip up to Letaba!

Nice mamba and frog!

The tail!

Nice Hyenas and I LOVE the squirrel

I certainly hope to see the owner of the tail, before this TT is over

Brilliant shots and sightings, Alf

love the hyena and the squirrel shots

A Black Mamba is a very cool sight, well done

And the ring-tailed lemur in the Marula tree again

Lovely squirrel photo

Are you pulling my leg, Klippie?

Alf wrote: ↑Sun Jun 16, 2019 7:02 am Lucky to have taken a picture of the black mamba crossing the road. They move very quickly. Love the pole squirrel

Yes it was a very quick experiance .Scary how quick the move

Flutterby wrote: ↑Sun Jun 16, 2019 9:28 am Good spot of the monitor.
We've also seen a squirrel screaming like that at Lower Sabie.

Was great fun to watch the squirrel

Richprins wrote: ↑Sun Jun 16, 2019 10:17 am Nice sightings, Rog!

that was a long trip up to Letaba!
Nice mamba and frog!
The tail!

it was a long drive but good

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Sun Jun 16, 2019 11:34 am Nice Hyenas and I LOVE the squirrel

I certainly hope to see the owner of the tail, before this TT is over

Pumbaa wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2019 8:35 pm Brilliant shots and sightings, Alf

love the hyena and the squirrel shots

Pumba

Klipspringer wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2019 10:01 pm A Black Mamba is a very cool sight, well done

And the ring-tailed lemur in the Marula tree again

Lovely squirrel photo

it might well be

Somewhere along the road to Palaborwa we spotted this old guy but I cant remember where exactly



We went passed Sable hide but there was nothing about then we stopped in at Masorini and had a quick tour through the displays .The attendants offered to do the full tour up the mountain but we did not have enough time .Hopefully next time we are around we can do it:



On the way back to Tamboti we found these two Kudu bulls sparing .It seemed it was more practice than a life and death spat but they made some impressive impacts to watch


This kestrel was catching flying ants


Close to Satara we came across another Hyena den with a very very young pup out and about

We then spotted another something sticking out a tree but it only turned out to be another plant and not a tail

This Ellie was hiding behind a bush unsuccessfully

We drove back to camp to have our last Braai and pack for our trip back to Marloth the next day

Lovely pic of the kudu bulls

It's not a kestrel, it's a Falcon and looks very much like a Peregrine Falcon

Cute baby Hyena