Africa Wild

I still can't get over how green it is It must be lovely

That steak has been cooked perfectly

What did you do with the fridge, when you left?

Great falcon pics

Camouflaged lions

It looks like KNP at the moment

What happened to the fillet piece of the T bone.

Flutterby wrote:The lions are certainly well-camouflaged and in lovely light.

Great pics of all the birds.

and at first, only Jackals was nervous by the smell, I think

Fkutts

Lisbeth wrote:I still can't get over how green it is It must be lovely

That steak has been cooked perfectly

What did you do with the fridge, when you left?

Great falcon pics

yes, green it was and will be more
T-bone had 2 cooking... the first for me "bleu" (rear) and the other part...
the fridge is at Upington, I will use it next time in November... then I don't know yet... everybody want it

Liz

Bushcraft wrote:Camouflaged lions

It looks like KNP at the moment

What happened to the fillet piece of the T bone.

was nice to see those Lions moving in this light
the second part of the T-bone needed a little bit more cooked... for Franco. I can't eat a so big piece of meat and Franco was very happy
If I remember correctly it was with "purée" (mash potatoes)

a little bit like Kruger, just miss the trees and bushes that don't allow to see something

A small detour to Kannaguas, while observing nervous Oryx, I see in the distance a shadow arrive. Could it be Safran

NO it is Rosa, a female Leopard that has not been seen for some time
Magical vision ... beautiful, she drinks and returns from where she came, followed by the Oryxes. They show me her location ... in the tall grass

It's nice to see she is still in good condition

ROSA











I followed her in hope to have one or more pictures... the grass was to high

At the camp, a caterpillar saves his skin (for a time), the Lizards do not want it, but comes a Crimson-breasted Shrike which will only make one mouthful

Caterpilar

Karasburg Tree Shink

seems to be lekker

The next day, in Kannaguas, are the Gnus who monopolize the waterhole, without education they all enter the basin
while the young ones stay away





better to stay away

And finally a beautiful series of birds, all more beautiful than the others, with such beautiful colors

Red-headed Finch

And even building a nest or feeding chicks
Cape glossy Starling

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Brilliant leopard sighting

You had the same grass issues