Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2016 10:24 pm
It is always great to watch that many buffaloes, Mel 
That jumping jackal is a fantastic shot
That jumping jackal is a fantastic shot
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Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
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Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 8:28 am
Yes, beautiful jackals!
Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 9:49 am
Glad you all liked the jackal 
For some reason I find them hard to capture in Addo. Actually they are more photogenic than their KTP Cousins,
but unfortunately more skittish at the same time too.
On with some ellies, before I finish this one off with my Special sightings
(And then there is still Mountain Zebra
)
For some reason I find them hard to capture in Addo. Actually they are more photogenic than their KTP Cousins,but unfortunately more skittish at the same time too.
On with some ellies, before I finish this one off with my Special sightings
(And then there is still Mountain Zebra
)Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 9:57 am
These are some individuals from all over the park and after the rain when the big herds were a Thing of the past
This one was feeding Close to the Windmill Waterhole
There was actually a black-headed heron hunting Close by but I never got a decent shot of both of them in one Frame.
Looked quite funny though - the heron all of a sudden seemed very small in presence of the ellie.
Another day, same area - on a Mission:
At Harpoor
That's the one we were watching while you were at Spekboom, PJL.
At Windmill Waterhole:
Again, another day, at Windmill Waterhole:
The lady in here was the reason for his, uhm, state...
This one was feeding Close to the Windmill Waterhole
There was actually a black-headed heron hunting Close by but I never got a decent shot of both of them in one Frame.
Looked quite funny though - the heron all of a sudden seemed very small in presence of the ellie.
Another day, same area - on a Mission:
At Harpoor
That's the one we were watching while you were at Spekboom, PJL.
At Windmill Waterhole:
Again, another day, at Windmill Waterhole:
The lady in here was the reason for his, uhm, state...
Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 10:03 am
In the Southern Section and through the windscreen because I wanted to get hold of the Little ones before all of them disappeared into the bush.
And a Family Walking disappearing into the shrubs on Ngulube Loop after having caked themselves with the red mud at Fourways waterhole
And a Family Walking disappearing into the shrubs on Ngulube Loop after having caked themselves with the red mud at Fourways waterhole
Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 10:16 am
. lot of Ellies... with babies and all so kind 
lot of Ellies... with babies and all so kind Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 10:52 am
I just love Elephants 
Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 11:14 am
Awesome ellie shots, Mel
Will never get bored in watching them
Will never get bored in watching them
Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 1:30 pm
Great ellie shots Mel
I might get on with my MZNP report before you
I might get on with my MZNP report before you
Re: Getting our Ellie Fix (March 2016)
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 6:02 pm
Beautiful pics, Mello!
Ja, the smaller animals seem to be darker and more shaggy down there, maybe it's the cold?
Ja, the smaller animals seem to be darker and more shaggy down there, maybe it's the cold?