As well as this small crocodile who was lying completely in the way and same was permanently being bothered by cars who nearly run over same as they parked so closed. Will never understand that as from far you even can see more from the animal and so can others as well and secondly same will most likely disappear earlier when always being surrounded by cars.
The weavers were busy in refurbishing their nests in the prominent tree there
and now we even got a closer look onto the smaller sunbathing crocodile, however, only with the big lens
and after a look through the binoculars we spotted uncountable numbers of crocodiles on the entire shore of the dam.
Meanwhile it was again extreme hot although it was the whole day nearly overcast but as we will be staying the next two days anyway at Lower Sabie we did not stay long and drove slowly back to Biyamiti and along our way we stopped for a beautifully posing Mrs. Zorro.
We took the S82 as we simply prefer gravel roads instead of tar roads and on top the H4-2 never brought us that luck. We drove not very far when we were soon surrounded by a herd of buffaloes and so we parked and enjoyed their presence first still from far
but after a while they got used to our car and even came closer eying us suspiciously as only buffaloes can do.
Some were visited by the obligatory oxpeckers
whilst other were only staring at us.
Obviously, the name was already taken even if the wattled lapwing's wattles are much smaller 
