Africa Wild

That buffalo has a serious eye problem, Alpheus!

And how lovely the bushbaby!

How do you know the mongoose is a male?

The aliettes are growing up!

have you lost a few grammes in weight?

Richprins wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2019 5:24 pm That buffalo has a serious eye problem, Alpheus!

And how lovely the bushbaby!

How do you know the mongoose is a male?

The aliettes are growing up!

have you lost a few grammes in weight?

Yeah they are growing up way too fast

With the unemployment that month before that trip the stress made me lose some kg's

Love the curious guy and the muddy buffalo, Alf

Poor buff!

Very cute busbbaby...and Alien babies too!

You are quite clearly looked up upon by the little male alien
The female little alien is too busy with technology to appreciate her dad

What type of mongoose is that? It looks so unfamiliar

Adorable bushbaby

It's a dwarf mongoose

Fantastic bush baby pics

The next morning we all got up early to pack the cars and head back home

It was sad to leave Sirheni

We drove the S56 slowly but no animals around

At the Babalala intersection our first animals
About 5km further we found a few hyenas next to the road. They all looked very nervous and kept looking in the same direction

Then we noticed a dead hyena which was probably killed by a lion and realized why they are so nervous
They were moving around the whole time
One found some leftovers and ran up the road with it
Not sure if that was part of his friend

I wonder if they would eat one of their own? Probably, yes.

The dead hyena
The one hyena grabbed some leftovers and ran up the road
A jackal also popped out wanting some of the leftovers
They started looking nervous again

Next moment the hyena dropped the leftover and ran into the bush

Not sure why and we couldn't see the anything

After waiting a few minutes we decided to carry on

The only other sighting on our way to Punda Maria gate was this predator
Thank you all for enjoying the trip with us......

We had some good and bad memories from this trip...

Until next time