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Like almost every other camp, KTC has turned into a lion hot spot

Haven't seen a wattled starling in ages, but then again, I assume they are more for the wetter Kgalagadi.
Same goes for the kingfisher, although we even saw one when it was really, really dry.

Baby gnus are the cutes gnus in town anyway.

Where are we now?

I like the golden light on the lion walking in

Is the LBR a real bird or a plastic toy, its head is far too big ?

I don't do larks

Mel wrote: Baby gnus are the cutes gnus in town anyway.

Not a big achievement

The lark is a Sabota.

That is a very cute new gnu!

Mel wrote:Like almost every other camp, KTC has turned into a lion hot spot

Haven't seen a wattled starling in ages, but then again, I assume they are more for the wetter Kgalagadi.
Same goes for the kingfisher, although we even saw one when it was really, really dry.

Baby gnus are the cutes gnus in town anyway.

right, when I arrived, the 3 Lions were under a tree since already 2-3 days
and mines (the sames) stayed the day after
these Starlings are almost each time in the park when I was there, like the Kingfisher
baby Gnu is much more beautiful than parents... they were a lot

Toko wrote:Where are we now?

I like the golden light on the lion walking in

Is the LBR a real bird or a plastic toy, its head is far too big ?

I don't do larks

still at KTC
a toy... a toy... you tking I would like to have a picture from a toy
maybe it was crossed with a toko

Liz...you are not kind with a beautiful baby Gnu

Puff Addy wrote:The lark is a Sabota.

That is a very cute new gnu!

thank you again for the ID

Nice that you don't have to leave camp to see lions!!

That male lion looked very well fed and then lots of birds and a brilliant giraffe drinking shots, nan

Flutterby wrote:Nice that you don't have to leave camp to see lions!!

in each small camp, Lions come to visit me

Pumbaa wrote:That male lion looked very well fed and then lots of birds and a brilliant giraffe drinking shots, nan

they were well fed and I laughed a lot with the Giraffe

Next step, Urikaruus, unit 4, well located as the last, but a blatant lack of shade.
Eric gives me a hand unloading the car (as in all small camps elsewhere) and offers me the "electrical" fridge of the new unit, which is not yet over, if I still have problems.
Everything is known ... Radio works like a drum ... day and night

en route


the braai

with vegetable

ready for the night

mashed potatoes + marmite

and again big drops of rain