Overwhelmed with Kgalagadi

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Another bat-eared fox, this time from a close range, nice looking animal
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We loved to see this white-faced scops owl, the eyes are just amazing
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Another african wild cat, this time we got a better sighting
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And the last animal spotted before returning to Twee Rivieren was this genet
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A very pleasant and productive game drive I would say.


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You really got some great sightings O\/ just a pity that it is dark O** lol


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Grand, Pedro, and great owl pics, it is tough at night! X#X \O

Ja...lions in camp! :shock: :shock: :shock:

Surely it is not a brilliant idea to have domestic chickens in a National Park these days, what with all sorts of diseases going around? :-? -O- :no:


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I never knew that staff are allowed to keep poultry :shock: It can also attract wild animals, like in this case O-/ Not necessarily lions, but genets, servals and African wild cats 0-


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Awesome! I have yet to see a genet in the KTP and wild cats and bat eared foxes are always a welcome sighting.
As are owls and meerkats :-0 Well done!

Glad to hear the resident Twee owl is still around. Hopefully breeding and hopefully with a youngster by the time we get there. ^Q^


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Pedro,

you had a more than a successful night drive with lots of stunning sightings - My favourites are the wild cats, the batties and the owls here \O


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Good sightings and some nice pics, especially the owls. \O


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Lisbeth wrote:You really got some great sightings O\/ just a pity that it is dark O** lol
If it wasn´t dark we wouldn´t have seen those animals :-0 .


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Richprins wrote:Grand, Pedro, and great owl pics, it is tough at night! X#X \O

Ja...lions in camp! :shock: :shock: :shock:

Surely it is not a brilliant idea to have domestic chickens in a National Park these days, what with all sorts of diseases going around? :-? -O- :no:
You can read about the lions in the camp episode in a post at sanparks forum, one forumite was camping and got the scare of his life lol .

The chicken part either it was a joke from the ranger or I may have misanderstood, so I can´t confirm that part.


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Mel wrote:Awesome! I have yet to see a genet in the KTP and wild cats and bat eared foxes are always a welcome sighting.
As are owls and meerkats :-0 Well done!

Glad to hear the resident Twee owl is still around. Hopefully breeding and hopefully with a youngster by the time we get there. ^Q^
Those were graeat sightings but the meerkats we got to see them from very close, I loved them, IMO they are the most funny animal in the park.


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