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Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 9:29 am**

Naughty lions all round, Mello!

I didn't know there were warthog there in the desert!

You learn things every day here. (Thanks for the water explanation.) $\O$

You like the pics with eagles cocking their heads!

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 9:50 am**

who is your contact

( whopping 9 at Urikaruus.) great shots will be there shortly $O\/$ $O\/$

Pitty I missed this discussion , would love to have known what group that was. I had my share with them at rooiputs where I told them to get out of my camp site.

. They went and reported us to sanparks as we got out with a lion 15m away to pitch our tent

was about to shoot them with a sling shot

( the photographers) not the lion.

Found them .They stayed at the Rooiputs lodge, I would love to bump into them

, just missed them when we stayed there

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 11:27 am**

Two years ago in November, we were falling over the ions, they were all over the place.

When the birds discover the water it looks as if they had none for ages and fall over each other to get there. Great fun $\O$ They are even different birds from one camp to the other

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:30 pm**

Wow Mel

Awesome sightings so far. We were there at the same time and it's great to see what we missed

As soon as Debbie has her pics sorted I will start my report.
Loads of lions but no spots

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:42 pm**

Alf wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 9:55 pm Bad lions

I was quite mad at them at the time

And I know I will be again once we're back in April and
there is a brownie no-show

Apparently, the males took out a wildebeest early morning on the 26th. The smell must have
been on to remember I was told by a friend who was there.

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:44 pm**

Richprins wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 9:29 am Naughty lions all round, Mello!

I didn't know there were warthog there in the desert! You learn things every day here. (Thanks for the water explanation.) $\O$

You like the pics with eagles cocking their heads!

Not many warthogs, but you do get to see them every now and then and they are considered a special sighting there

Eagles cocking their heads are the most hilarious. We always have a good laugh when they keep "rapping" with their heads.

You know, like the owls do when they try to figure out what's happening in front of them.

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:47 pm**

PRWIN wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 9:50 am who is your contact ( whopping 9 at Urikaruus.) great shots will be there shortly $O\/$ $O\/$

Pitty I missed this discussion , would love to have known what group that was. I had my share with them at rooiputs where I told them to get out of my camp site. . They went and reported us to sanparks as we got out with a lion 15m away to pitch our tent was about to shoot them with a sling shot ( the photographers) not the lion.

Found them .They stayed at the Rooiputs lodge, I would love to bump into them , just missed them when we stayed there

We don't have a special contact, PR. Initially we had four night and some time later 5 nights popped up and we were there at the right time to grab them all.

Sorry, you lost me on the discussion

Are you referring to what I wrote as a comment on Bushcraft's travel tale?

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:49 pm**

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 11:27 am Two years ago in November, we were falling over the ions, they were all over the place.

When the birds discover the water it looks as if they had none for ages and fall over each other to get there. Great fun $\O$ They are even different birds from one camp to the other

Lion activity comes and goes. I'm sure you remember that we got to see only 6 in total over the course of 2 weeks last time (plus those two starving ones, that I don't include in my sum). But more than 50 different individuals is our personal record

Watching the sociable weavers at a bird bath makes you realise they are not that sociable at times

But still cute

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:50 pm**

GavinW wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:30 pm Wow Mel

Awesome sightings so far. We were there at the same time and it's great to see what we missed

As soon as Debbie has her pics sorted I will start my report.
Loads of lions but no spots

You were there at the same time?

How come we never ran into each other $0*\$
Probably because you were on the Nossob side while we stayed in the Auob and vice versa...

No spots at all? As in no cheetah either?

Posted: **Wed Nov 06, 2019 4:10 pm**

Mel wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:50 pm
GavinW wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:30 pm Wow Mel

Awesome sightings so far. We were there at the same time and it's great to see what we missed

As soon as Debbie has her pics sorted I will start my report.
Loads of lions but no spots
You were there at the same time? How come we never ran into each other $0*\$
Probably because you were on the Nossob side while we stayed in the Auob and vice versa...

No spots at all? As in no cheetah either?

One far away cheetah on a dune at Maries that's it
Saw the Rooiputs caracal, loads of lions, honey badger and brownies

We were in Urikaruus, Rooiputs ,Mata Mata, Nossob ,Polentswa and TR in that order between 27 Sept and 13 Oct

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