Re: special moments
Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2014 10:03 pm
can't be wrong with the last one 
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Re: special moments
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2014 8:16 am
Lovely pics!
Re: special moments
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2014 8:38 am
Wow an osprey and the albino impala 
I have never seen either in KNP
Great pics
I have never seen either in KNPGreat pics
Re: special moments
Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 1:26 am
Simpl love to watch bathing elephants and indeed you forget everything when watching them
Thanks flying cheetah
Thanks flying cheetah
Re: special moments
Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 11:10 am
The wait was well worth it Love your bathing ellies photos. 
Love your bathing ellies photos. Re: special moments
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 12:15 pm
Great sighting at Klopperfontein, those ellies can be very entertaining if they want to
I saw that albino imp in Nov 2013 can't believe that he is still alive and well
Great pics fc
I saw that albino imp in Nov 2013 can't believe that he is still alive and well
Great pics fc
Re: special moments
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 12:51 pm
Great pics fc!
Re: special moments
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 2:24 pm
I never get tired of elephants
Re: special moments
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 7:21 pm
Thank you all for commenting here again
@Heksie: I als saw this Impala in Nov 13 (15th), he seems to be either very clever or lucky or both
If you loved the bathing Elephant bull I'm sure you will also like the following pics.
When I finally left Klopperfontain I headed to Punda for lunch and for a visit of the Hide in te camp. Lunch was very nice (as always in Punda) but the Hide produced nothing this time. Maybe it was wvwn too hot and the animals waited for the afternoon before they were willing to leave the shade. I drove back and somewhere near the junction with the S58 I came upon a pool that I never noticed on former trips. Maybe the years before there was no water in it. This time there was water and a herd of enthusiastic Ellies with many youngsters. The show they gave me reminded me to the behaviour of little children who go crazy in the water. And like children the young Ellies made a lot of noise. I never saw something like that before There also was a cow with a very young calf and of course the calf wanted to join the others in the water. But Mom simply said no and with her trunk she directed the calf away from the others. Probably a very good decision because the wild action of the other Ellie kids could have been dangerous for the baby 
My only problemwas an Elephant bull on the other side of the road who was around 30 meters away from me and I always had to keep an eye on him. But the bull was very calm and only interested in feeding and he totally ignored the action in the pool. Here are some pics of this great sighting:
@Heksie: I als saw this Impala in Nov 13 (15th), he seems to be either very clever or lucky or both
If you loved the bathing Elephant bull I'm sure you will also like the following pics.
When I finally left Klopperfontain I headed to Punda for lunch and for a visit of the Hide in te camp. Lunch was very nice (as always in Punda) but the Hide produced nothing this time. Maybe it was wvwn too hot and the animals waited for the afternoon before they were willing to leave the shade. I drove back and somewhere near the junction with the S58 I came upon a pool that I never noticed on former trips. Maybe the years before there was no water in it. This time there was water and a herd of enthusiastic Ellies with many youngsters. The show they gave me reminded me to the behaviour of little children who go crazy in the water. And like children the young Ellies made a lot of noise. I never saw something like that before
There also was a cow with a very young calf and of course the calf wanted to join the others in the water. But Mom simply said no and with her trunk she directed the calf away from the others. Probably a very good decision because the wild action of the other Ellie kids could have been dangerous for the baby My only problemwas an Elephant bull on the other side of the road who was around 30 meters away from me and I always had to keep an eye on him. But the bull was very calm and only interested in feeding and he totally ignored the action in the pool. Here are some pics of this great sighting:
Re: special moments
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 7:30 pm
The ellies sure look as if they are having fun 
A couple of pics are hilarious
A couple of pics are hilarious