Africa Wild

It is a thing that humans are incapable of licking their own elbows!

Richprins wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2019 9:32 am


It is a thing that humans are incapable of licking their own elbows!

So the last day in Nossob had arrived, To be honest I was not sorry as the sightings where . We had better sightings around Twee Rivieren and was looking forward to getting back there again.

We started with marie, there we found the mating pair again, the rest of the day was poor in photography aspect, here are a couple of shots

You still got some nice shots.

Flutterby wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2019 12:12 pm You still got some nice shots.

Thanks Flutterby

Next morning we packed and headed South. We had decided to treat ourselves and had booked into the Rooiputs Lodge for 2 nights.

First up we found this Jackel at not sure think marie



Going further South we found Grandad at Cheleka







between cheleka and dikbardskolk we spotted a Honey badger



we stopped at Dikbardskolk for Breakfast and a break

Good stuff, Peter!

That ball-valve is interesting...it wouldn't last a day in Kruger!

The drinking predators are past their prime...

Thanks Peter,

fantastic lion shots also love all the birdies and the jackals

You saw quite a lot

Richprins wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2019 5:34 pm Good stuff, Peter!

That ball-valve is interesting...it wouldn't last a day in Kruger!

The drinking predators are past their prime...

they don't last in the Kgalagadi either, seen lions playing soccer with them

Pumbaa wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2019 9:13 pm Thanks Peter,

fantastic lion shots also love all the birdies and the jackals

You saw quite a lot

Thanks Pumba, not really, it was rather quite up north the last 2 times we have been, found more action around Twee Rivieren

That lion looks quite scruffy and I presume from the name Grandad, he's quite old. Poor thing.